Basilicata coast

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The Basilicata coast is a short stretch of southern Italian shoreline known for its quiet beaches, rugged landscapes, and views over the Ionian Sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastline
geographical region
administrativeRegion Basilicata
borders Ionian Sea
climate Mediterranean climate
country Italy
hasActivity boating
fishing
hiking along coastal paths
sunbathing
swimming
hasArchaeologicalSite Metaponto archaeological area
hasBeachType pebble beaches
sandy beaches
hasCharacteristic less crowded than other Italian coasts
short coastline compared to neighboring regions
hasFeature cliffs
coastal dunes
coves
pine forests near the shore
hasMajorTown Maratea
Metaponto
linked to: Metapontum

Nova Siri
Policoro
hasPart Ionian coast of Basilicata
linked to: Basilicata coast

Tyrrhenian coast of Basilicata
hasPort Maratea port
linked to: Port of Maratea
hasProtectedArea Policoro and Herakleia coastal nature reserves
knownFor coastal tourism
quiet beaches
rugged landscapes
sea views
locatedIn Basilicata
Southern Italy
locatedOn Gulf of Taranto
neighboringRegionCoast Calabria coast
linked to: Calabrian coast

Puglia coast
linked to: Salento coastline
partOf Italian coastline
Mediterranean coastline
regionCapitalNearby Potenza
sea Ionian Sea
Tyrrhenian Sea
tourismType nature tourism
quiet tourism
seaside tourism

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Ionian Sea coast hasSection Basilicata coast
Alessandro Gassmann notableWork Basilicata coast to coast
linked to: Basilicata coast
Basilicata coast hasPart Ionian coast of Basilicata
linked to: Basilicata coast