Grotta della Poesia

The beach was an absolute delight, filled with a sense of adventure and excitement. Although there were signs indicating that swimming was prohibited, they seemed to have little effect on the swimmers, who treated them as mere suggestions. The water was refreshingly cool, but not uncomfortably cold. The entry fee of three euros was well worth it, as it included access to the magnificent Cave and a nearby archaeological dig site dating back to the Bronze Age. Overall, a fantastic experience that I would highly recommend.

This beach, touted as a Mediterranean treasure, is a mere shadow of its former self. It's a pity that visitors, especially tourists, can't seem to grasp the concept of responsible litter disposal and environmental conservation. The natural beauty of this place is being marred by the careless actions of humankind. It's a shame to see the merging of nature and man's wonder become a breeding ground for garbage. The entrance fee of 3€ for adults and 2€ for children under 14 and senior citizens above 65 years old seems like a small price to pay for the privilege of visiting such a location, but it's not worth it when the beach is littered with trash. Moreover, the nearby parking lot charges a whopping 1,80€ per hour, which only adds to the disappointment of this once-beautiful beach.

For a mere 3€, the beach experience is absolutely worth it! The ticket also grants access to the nearby archeological site, though we were unable to visit due to differing opening hours. The vistas from the beach are simply breathtaking, and the opportunity to leap from the cliffs into the crystal-clear waters is truly exhilarating. There are numerous hidden coves to discover both on the beach and in the sea. It is advisable to wear sea shoes as some of the rocks can be slippery and rough. While umbrellas are not permitted, there are plenty of shaded areas to seek refuge from the sun. Overall, this beach is a must-visit for anyone seeking a memorable and adventure-filled day by the sea.

A charming and enchanting cove awaits you just a stone's throw away from the parking lot. It's important to note that a small fee of €3 is required for admittance, so be sure to factor that into your plans. Once inside, you can take a refreshing plunge into the crystal-clear waters of the cove, which are delightfully deep. However, it's best to avoid visiting on a blustery day, as our experience was quite windy and unpleasant.

The beach offers an absolutely breathtaking panorama, making it an ideal location for underwater exploration in its pristine and transparent waters, as well as for capturing stunning photographs. The entrance fee to access the area is a mere 3 euros, rendering it a must-visit destination while in Puglia. My friends and I visited in April and were pleasantly surprised by the lack of crowds, adding to the overall tranquility of the experience.