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 tri...
READ MOREOnce August has passed, September has always been considered the month of restarting, of work starting again, of the new school year and the usual commitments of daily life. The summer heat subsides, making the days pleasant and ideal for exploring, while tourist crowds begin to dwindle. This period offers a perfect mix of mild climate, natural bea...
READ MOREPolignano a Mare is a picturesque coastal town in Puglia, known for its stunning surroundings, clear waters, and historic center. Perched on limestone cliffs overlooking the Adriatic Sea, it is located approximately 30 kilometers south of Bari, the largest city in the region. Its historic center is a blend of Mediterranean architecture and pictures...
READ MOREIn the vast tapestry of global travel, few experiences can rival the warmth of unfettered kindness. That sensation, akin to bathing in sunlight, that engulfs you as you step foot onto a new terrain – the feeling of genuine welcome. It's like a universal love language, bolstering the journey, particularly when one decides to brave the world solo. Wh...
READ MOREThe beautiful coast around the two towns of Polignano a Mare and Monopoli is one of the most photogenic and most visited travel destinations in Puglia. The whitewashed houses in Polignano a Mare in particular, which are perched right on the edge of a cliff, are one of the most popular photo motifs in Puglia. We visited Polignano and Monopoli on a d...
READ MOREThe pandemic’s enforced period of no travel led an American couple to rethink their life and retire to sunny southern Italy. Seventysomethings Glenda and Randy Tuminello from Spokane, Washington, retired in December 2022 to Polignano a Mare, a dazzling white, cliffside town in the Puglia region, renowned for its stunning beaches and turquoise water...
READ MOREPuglia has everything. Amazing food, stunning olive fields, inspiring cities, and one of our favorite things: a dreamy coast. I’ve spent long summers exploring Puglia’s quaint towns and villages, sleeping in its traditional masserie, and working with local artisans to design quality linens and woven bags to bring the slow lifestyle into your home a...
READ MOREPolignano a Mare is a picturesque town on the Adriatic coast of Apulia, famous for its crystal-clear waters, sea caves and white beaches. Due to its strategic location, it has become a popular tourist destination for both Italian and foreign visitors. The city offers many interesting attractions, including the historical center with its characteris...
READ MOREThe 11th edition of Booking.com's Traveller Review Awards honors accommodations in 220 countries and territories for their commitment to consistently excellent service and hospitality throughout the year. Once again this year, Italy leads the ranking with the largest number of facilities awarded, more than 170 thousand. The site has compiled the ra...
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