Nana's Beach

Nana's Beach is a unique coastal location situated in the Palese district. It is not a traditional sandy beach, but rather a stretch of sea characterized by a rocky terrain. Despite this, it offers beautiful views and is particularly known for its stunning sunrises. The beach is equipped with a cemented platform away from the shore and a carpet of rounded pebbles placed on the cliff, providing a comfortable place for visitors to lie down and sunbathe. Umbrella holders are also available for use. Accessibility is a key feature of Nana's Beach, with provisions made for disabled access. However, it should be noted that access to the sea can be challenging due to the rocky nature of the beach. Amenities at Nana's Beach are somewhat limited. Chemical toilets are provided during the summer months, but there are no bars or restaurants in the immediate vicinity. The beach is ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat, as it is mostly used by residents and is less crowded compared to other beaches. Its location on the last stretch of coast in the Palese district, with the Bari skyline bordering in the background, makes it a picturesque spot, especially on mistral days when visitors can enjoy a tan in the cool and away from the waves.