Spiaggia della Madonnina

Spiaggia della Madonnina is a picturesque beach located along the southern coast of Italy in Puglia. Known for its beautiful sandy coves, the beach is a blend of wild nature and crystal clear sea, offering a serene escape for visitors. The beach is particularly enjoyable in September, when the temperatures are exceptional and the crowds are less. The beach is not just about the sand and sea, but also offers a rich underwater world for those who enjoy snorkeling. A variety of fish, octopuses, and moray eels can be spotted, adding to the overall charm of the place. However, visitors should be aware that the beach is not very clean and the access to the water can be rocky, requiring a bit of a 'treasure hunt' to find a sandy access. The beach is also home to a small chapel located on top of a hill, adding to the overall appeal of the area. However, the beach lacks containers for solid urban waste, which can be a concern for visitors. The parking lot at the beach can get very crowded and noisy, even at night, which might be a consideration for those planning a visit.