A 3* Hotel located in the picturesque region of Basilicata, just 1 km from the sea.

Total building area: 8,800 m²
Land area: 15,000 m²
Total number of rooms: 120

The hotel offers rooms of various categories. All rooms are equipped with air conditioning and feature balconies overlooking the swimming pool or the Mediterranean pine forest.

Infrastructure

• restaurant
• bar
• outdoor swimming pool
• garage on the basement level
• outdoor parking around the perimeter of the property

Location and Accessibility

The hotel is situated in a convenient location with good transport connections.
Its proximity to the coastline, tourist areas, and major highways makes the property attractive both for seaside vacations and for hosting group tours and events.

Basilicata Region — A Hidden Gem of Southern Italy

Basilicata is one of the most authentic regions of Italy, located between Campania, Apulia, and Calabria, with access to two seas — the Ionian Sea and the Tyrrhenian Sea. The region attracts travelers and investors thanks to its unique atmosphere, rich history, and unspoiled nature.

Basilicata is known for its scenic mountain landscapes, medieval towns, and historic settlements that have preserved their authentic Italian character. The region’s main landmark is the city of Matera, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its famous cave districts, Sassi di Matera, attract thousands of visitors every year and have become a symbol of the region.

The region is also known for its diverse landscapes, ranging from national parks and mountain ranges to long sandy beaches along the Ionian coast. Popular seaside destinations include Marina di Pisticci, Metaponto, and Policoro, where clear waters, pine forests, and developed tourist infrastructure create ideal holiday conditions.

Basilicata is steadily growing as a tourist destination. Visitors are drawn by cultural tourism, gastronomy, winemaking traditions, and eco-tourism. Numerous festivals take place throughout the year, and the local cuisine is considered among the most authentic in Italy.

Due to increasing interest from international tourists and relatively affordable real estate prices, Basilicata is becoming increasingly attractive for investments in hospitality and tourism infrastructure. Purchasing a hotel or tourist complex in this region can represent a promising investment project with strong growth potential, especially as interest in southern Italy and less crowded destinations continues to rise.

Convenient transportation is provided by the nearby international airports of Bari and Naples, making the region easily accessible for travelers from across Europe and beyond.

Basilicata represents a rare combination of natural beauty, historical heritage, and investment potential, opening new opportunities for the development of hospitality and tourism real estate in Italy.