JOURNÉE COMPLÈTE 8 HEURES HEURE DE PRISE EN CHARGE 8H00 Point de rendez-vous Naples : port de croisière ou votre hôtel DESCRIPTION DES LIEUX À VISITER LORS DU TOUR : AVANT D'ARRIVER AU CENTRE-VILLE DE SORRENTE, NOUS COMMENÇONS À CONDUIRE LE LONG DE LA PÉNINSULE DE SORRENTE, NOUS TROUVONS UNE TRÈS BELLE VILLE APPELÉ VICO EQUENZE, LIEU CÉLÈBRE PARCE QU'IL Y A LA PLUS BELLE ÉGLISE (La chiesa della Santissima Annunziata) EN ITALIE POUR SA POSITION SUR LA FALAISE SURPLOMBANT LA MER IMMÉDIATEMENT APRÈS UN AUTRE ARRÊT PANORAMIQUE OÙ IL SERA POSSIBLE DE PRENDRE UNE PHOTO À LA TERRASSE DE L'USINE DE LIMONCELLO ET ÉGALEMENT DE DÉGUSTATION D'UN EXCELLENT LIMOCELLO JE LAISSERAI LIBRE DE ME PROMENER PAR LES RUES ÉTROITES DE SORRENTE INDIQUANT QUELQUES ENDROITS À VISITER 1 HEURE POSITANO 1 heure où il est possible de déjeuner (bonne pizza napolitaine ou restaurant de poisson frais) AMALFI vous pouvez visiter le centre 40 minutes à pied RAVELLO pour visiter le Duomo ses ruelles étroites avec de nombreux magasins et pour prendre quelques photos panoramiques de la côte amalfitaine 30 minutes

The tour of Maratea begins from the highest point of the town: Mount San Biagio. Here you can admire the majestic Statue of Christ the Redeemer, a symbol of the city and of the Basilicata region. The second largest statue of its kind in the world after the one in Rio de Janeiro, it stands 21 meters tall with an arm span of 19 meters and a face measuring 3 meters. It is made of reinforced concrete covered with white cement and Carrara marble, created by the artist Bruno Innocenti in 1965, dominating the landscape with spectacular views over the sea and mountains. After admiring the statue, the visit continues to the nearby Basilica of St. Biagio, dedicated to the town’s patron saint; inside, you can admire its most important work, a fresco depicting the Madonna and Child. The tour then continues through the medieval village of Maratea, among ancient houses with arches, narrow alleys, and charming streets that open onto small squares with local stone, creating an evocative atmosphere

The itinerary begins in Melfi at the majestic Melfi Castle, a symbol of Norman and medieval power, featuring imposing towers and fortified walls. Inside, visitors can explore courtyards, halls, and historic corridors, as well as the National Archaeological Museum Massimo Pallottino, which houses artifacts from Lucanian and Roman populations, including weapons, ceramics, and funerary goods. Particularly noteworthy is the marble sarcophagus from Rapolla, decorated with reliefs depicting deities and the figure of the deceased. The tour continues to the Belvedere dei Normanni, offering stunning views over the Vulture area and surrounding hills and landscapes. It then proceeds to the Cathedral of Saint Maria Assunta, a blend of Romanesque and Baroque styles, with richly decorated interiors and artworks. Nearby stands the Episcopal Palace. The itinerary concludes at Porta Venosina and along Via Federico II, among bastions and walls that tell the story of the city’s medieval past.

The route begins at the Abbey of San Michele Arcangelo, a medieval gem in the Parco del Vulture, among history and monastic traditions, visiting the church and the cave. It continues along woodland trails to the Small Lake of Monticchio, surrounded by beech and holm oak trees, a peaceful place ideal for relaxing and taking photos in nature. The walk goes on along scenic paths, including the Pista dei Briganti, leading to the Belvedere del Vulture, which offers spectacular views over the lakes and volcanic hills. Along the way, we will also visit the ruins of the Abbey of Sant’Ippolito, a testimony to the medieval past. You will then reach the Large Lake of Monticchio, known for its calm waters and landscapes, with plants and animals typical of this volcanic area formed millions of years ago by eruptions of Mount Vulture. The tour ends at a panoramic spot between the two lakes, offering a complete experience among nature, history, and spirituality in the heart of Basilicata.

Participez à cette visite privée et explorez Melfi, une ville riche en histoire, en culture et en panoramas à couper le souffle. Commencez par le château de Frédéric II, symbole de la puissance normande, et visitez le musée archéologique national, où vous découvrirez des objets uniques comme des vases polychromes et le célèbre sarcophage romain en marbre. Visitez ensuite la cathédrale Santa Maria Assunta, avec son imposante façade blanche et son intérieur enchanteur, orné d'élégantes colonnes, de plafonds dorés et de détails architecturaux qui révèlent des siècles d'histoire religieuse. Terminez votre visite par une promenade dans le centre historique, en parcourant les anciennes ruelles médiévales et les maisons en pierre, tout en profitant d'une vue imprenable sur le mont Vulture. Cette expérience inoubliable allie art, histoire et nature, idéale pour ceux qui souhaitent découvrir les merveilles de Melfi.