Polignano a Mare is one of the most iconic destinations in Puglia. Only 20 miles south of Bari, it has long been a favorite seaside destination for locals. Polignano is known for its stunning beaches surrounded by high cliffs and a pretty historic center with excellent restaurants, views and artisanal shops.
Most people visit Polignano on a day trip, but we recommend staying overnight so you can fully enjoy the magic of the town. Be aware that this small town is very popular so it’s best to visit on weekdays in the shoulder season. Come in May, June, September or October for perfect weather and swimming!
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