Artisan workshops, stairways, narrow streets and white sandy beaches: these are the places to visit in Peschici

Situated in a splendid panoramic position on a cliff overlooking the sea, Peschici, the "Pearl of Gargano", surprises with the maze of alleys of the old town, the intense scent of the hinterland and the evocative atmosphere of the coast.

The old town is rich in suggestive views, with its craft shops, the places to enjoy the typical dishes of the Apulian tradition, the Norman Castle, the Tower Bridge and the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie.

Walking down the narrow and winding stairways filed with rosemary and pine fragrances, you will reach the famous Bay of Peschici, well known for its beautiful white sand beach framed by large rocks and an ideal starting point for exploring the enchanting sea caves, ancient towers, bays, trebuchets and intimate coves. Do not miss the Manacora Bay, the wild Zaiana Beach, nestled between rugged rocky ridges covered with fragrant

Mediterranean maquis, and the tour by boat to discover the beautiful Tremiti Islands.