Introducing Maratea
Maratea feels rather like a sophisticated Italian version of Cornwall. Dramatic hills, cliffs, and beaches line the sparkling Gulf of Policastro, which is studded with charming towns and elegant hotels. Its attraction is no secret: it’s packed in summer and you’ll need to book ahead. Conversely, many hotels and restaurants close from October to March.
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Last updated: Oct 27, 2008
Thorn Tree forum discussion
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RE: Positano to Maratea by public transport.
by brawler 08 September 2011
it will be easy to travel around here,dont worry
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RE: Positano to Maratea by public transport.
by palmac 08 September 2011
Yes, I will enjoy Italia! Thank you! I have not looked into night trains as I find it can be difficult to get a good night sleep and…
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RE: Positano to Maratea by public transport.
by neckervd 08 September 2011
I suppose you know that there is a nicht trains with sleeping cars and cuccette from Maratea (dp 23.20) to Prato (ar 6.51) from where…
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