Monopoli Beaches

Monopoli is a charming location situated in Puglia, Italy. Known for its rich history and picturesque landscapes, this area is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.

Cala Porta Vecchia, also known as Spiaggia Porta Vecchia, is a unique blend of natural beauty and historical context, characterized by a mix of sand and rocks. Its crystal-clear water varies from azure to blue, offering a clean and inviting environment for swimming. Porto Bianco is a picturesque sandy cove known for its crystal clear sea, particularly notable on windless days, making it an ideal spot for swimming and boating. Spiaggia di Porto Ghiacciolo is nestled near a castle, adding to the unique and stunning natural beauty of the beach. Several streams flow into the bay, resulting in somewhat cooler water temperatures, adding to the refreshing experience for visitors during warm weather. Lido Cala Paura is nestled amidst 65-foot limestone cliffs, providing a unique attraction for visitors. One of its unique features is its natural protection against windy weather, allowing visitors to enjoy big, yet safe waves. Spiaggia di Torre Canne is characterized by its gentle slope, making it safe for children. The beach offers a mix of public spaces and private lidos, providing a relaxed vibe for visitors.

In our guide below, we provide more details on these beaches, including a map of their locations. Additionally, our guide also provides a longer, more extensive list of beaches in the area, the best time to visit Monopoli, and much more.