Puglia Beaches

Puglia is a region located in the southern part of Italy, known for its beautiful coastline and stunning beaches. This region is a popular destination for beach lovers, offering a variety of beaches with unique characteristics and attractions.

Cala Porta Vecchia is a picturesque beach nestled at the base of Monopoli's ancient defensive sea wall, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and historical context. The beach is characterized by a mix of sand and rocks, with the sandy patches stretching along the foot of the defensive sea wall and continuing around the rocks under the Bastione di Babula. Cala dell'Acquaviva is a public beach situated in the town of Marittima, recognized for its distinctively vivid blue and turquoise waters. This natural rock beach features a cove that opens up to the sea, offering a safe and pleasant entry point for swimmers. I Caraibi del Salento is a popular beach located in Torre dell'Orso, renowned for its clear, warm sea, white sandy beaches, and the surrounding lush pine forest. The beach is situated near a coast characterized by beautiful sandy coves, caves, and small bays. Lido Cala Paura is a picturesque beach situated in the town of Polignano a Mare, nestled amidst 65-foot limestone cliffs, providing a unique attraction for visitors.

For more detailed information on these beaches, including a map of their locations, refer to our guide below. The guide also provides a more extensive list of beaches in the Puglia region, the best time to visit, and much more.