San Fele

San Fele is best known within Basilicata for the Cascate di San Fele, a series of waterfalls reached by trails in the woods around the town. Set in the southern Apennines in the Vulture area, it belongs to a rugged inland part of Italy, far from the country’s familiar coastlines. The Bradano rises near San Fele and flows southeast through Basilicata before entering Apulia. The town is the birthplace of Saint Justin de Jacobis, the 19th-century Vincentian missionary who became a bishop in Ethiopia. This connection gives the small community a place in a wider religious history. Move on to other webcams in Basilicata to compare landscapes and settings around San Fele and the Vulture area.

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