Santa Teresa Beach

What to see

• The Falchetto rock (scoglio del Falchetto), in the middle of the beach, where peregrine falcons nest.
• The small caves (piccole grotte) (small caves) opening into the cliff on the north side.
• The sea, with seabeds that drop quickly from shallow to deep water.

How to get there

It is the most convenient of the Marina di Maratea beaches, as it is easy to reach by car; the car park is paid. Marina is also served by train and bus.

Useful information

• Access is free and there are beach establishments with facilities. The beach is suitable for children.
• Just to the north, the Black Beach (Cala Jannita) is the most spectacular spot in the area.
• Nearby: the Cristo Redentore (Christ the Redeemer) on Monte San Biagio, and Maratea’s harbour.
• All other beaches are listed in the guide to the beaches of Basilicata.