How much do outdoor adventures in Matera cost?

Outdoor experiences in Matera generally sit in the mid to upper mid-range, reflecting guided formats, equipment and small groups. Shorter hikes and e-bike tours are the more accessible option, while full-day trips and premium experiences such as the hot air balloon ride cost more. Check each listing for the current rate.

Which outdoor adventures in Matera offer free cancellation?

All seven outdoor experiences listed on this page include free cancellation, from the Murgia trekking with suspension bridge to the quad adventure in the Dolomiti Lucane and the sunrise hike. Confirm the cancellation window on each activity page before booking so you know your deadline.

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Nature & outdoors · Matera

Outdoor Adventures in Matera

Average rating4.4Median price$92

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About Matera

Matera's real drama lies beyond the Sassi: the Murgia plateau drops into limestone ravines, riddled with rock churches, caves and suspension bridges that reward anyone willing to walk it. Start with the Matera: Sassi, Murgia & Tibetan Bridge Adventure - History & Nature Hike, which links the old town to the wild gorge on foot, or swap boots for handlebars on the Matera and Murgia Park E-Bike Tour if you want more ground covered.

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Matera sits on the edge of the Murgia Materana Park, a limestone plateau cut by a deep ravine. Hikes here combine cave dwellings and rock churches with genuine wilderness: suspension and Tibetan bridges, panoramic viewpoints and trails where you rarely meet crowds. It is walking country, not a museum circuit.