Bicycle tours in Basilicata

A circular route in the land of Frederick II

Ring tour around the Vulture, between lakes and castles

In the villages included on this tour, when you sit down to eat, you combine the flavour of unique specialties, seasoned with a drizzle of “Vulture” DOP Extra Virgin Olive Oil, with a delicious, full-bodied, intense and smooth wine: Aglianco del Vulture DOC.

Itinerary linking the Parco delle Chiese Rupestri e della Murgia Materana and the Parco di Gallipoli Cognato e delle Piccole Dolomiti Lucane.

From the lush green woodland of the Gallipoli Cognato Regional Park to the golden fields of the Ionian Coast

Itinerary from Venosa, one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy, to Pietragalla, the town of the Palmenti.

An easy route through places of great historical and environmental importance.

An unforgettable journey through history and landscape

Itinerary through villages set in rock, linked by the thread of literature

The tour of the land described by Carlo Levi in his "Cristo si è fermato a Eboli" (Christ Stopped at Eboli)

Climbing up through the greenery to observe the stars

Round trip to discover the treasures of the Apennines between urban landscapes and natural oases

Crossing the Pollino National Park, from Terranova del Pollino to Rotonda

Itinerary from the blue Ionian Sea to the green woods of the Pollino National Park

Itinerary in the area between the Agri river and the Pertusillo dam

Round trip between nature, archeology and spirituality

Cycling in the Pollino National Park, the largest in Italy, a circular route through rituals and myths

From the Heldreich’s pine to the pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea

This route, divided into three stages, retraces much of the stage of the Giro d'Italia that passed through Basilicata on 8 October 2020.

This route, divided into three stages, retraces much of the stage of the Giro d'Italia that passed through Basilicata on 8 October 2020.

This route, divided into three stages, retraces much of the stage of the Giro d'Italia that passed through Basilicata on 8 October 2020. The final kilometres are those covered by the Giro d'Italia 2013 stage.

You ride on a path that overlaps the Strada degli Stranieri ("the Route of the Foreigners") for long stretches, a strategic sheep-track that for millennia had enabled foreigners, the Greeks, to travel from the Ionian to the Tyrrhenian Sea, from the Greek city of Metapontum to that of Paestum.

A variant for those departing from Matera along the 'Foreigners' Road' itinerary that allows a detour to Pietrapertosa and the Lucanian Dolomites

Circular route to discover characteristic villages

A variant of the Itinerary "The hill of Matera"

A variant of the Ring route in the Potenza mountains, to visit the Grancia forest and the castle of Brindisi di Montagna

Round trip from Potenza to the Appennino Lucano National Park, between cultivated hills and mountain landscapes