Sun, Sea & Serenity – Discover the Beaches of Puglia
Puglia is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in all of Italy, where turquoise waters meet silky white sands along both the Adriatic and Ionian coasts. Whether you’re looking for iconic beach destinations or peaceful hidden coves, this region offers something for every beach lover.
Below you’ll find a hand-picked selection of Puglia’s most breathtaking spots — from dramatic cliffs and charming beach towns to calm, family-friendly shores. But the best part? You don’t need to travel far. Some of the region’s most stunning beaches are less than a 30-minute drive from the Trullo, making it easy to enjoy a swim, a stroll, or a lazy afternoon under the sun.
Grab your towel, embrace the coastal breeze, and discover why Puglia’s shores are Italy’s best-kept seaside secret
Lido Morelli
30min drive. Beatiful beach, lido with a simple restaurant and sunbeds for rent. You can also park the car at their parking and go to the free-access beach on both sides of the lido. Reserve in advance via spiagge.it
Coccaro Beach Club
30min drive. Effortlessly stylish—think white linens, teak decks, palm‑fringed dunes, lantern lighting—offering a laid‑back yet refined atmosphere where time seems to slow. Reserve in advance!
Calderisi mare
30 min drive, a refined beach club offering sunny relaxation, stylish ambiance, quality food, and attentive service
Agavi beach club
30min drive. A welcoming and affordable beach club by Monopoli—sandy, well-equipped, and friendly. Ideal for families, beachgoers, and those seeking relaxation with optional aquatic fun
Torre Guaceto
45min drive. Torre Guaceto Beach lies within a pristine Marine Protected Area on Puglia’s Adriatic coast, between Ostuni and Brindisi.Crystal-clear, turquoise waters over sandy bottoms and Posidonia meadows—perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and diving
Torre Lapillo
1hr 15min drive, A lovely stretch of white sand and crystalline turquoise water, Torre Lapillo is among the most celebrated beaches in southern Italy's Salento region
Baia delle Zagare
2hr 45 min drive. A stunning, protected cove about 15 km from Mattinata, Baia delle Zagare is nestled within Gargano National Park. It features two (or effectively three) small pebble beaches hugged by dramatic white limestone cliffs, with crystal-clear turquoise waters and iconic sea stacks. Limited access, explore opportunities to visit via tour guides.
Dune di Campomarino
1hr 10min drive. A prime example of wild, unspoiled Mediterranean coastline. Expect golden sands, emerald‑blue, crystal‑clear waters, shallow shores perfect for family swimming, and dramatic views from the dune tops. The coastline alternates between free stretches and private lidos
Torre del Orso
1hr 10 min drive. One of southern Italy’s most picturesque and beloved beaches. Known for its soft white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and iconic twin sea stacks called Le Due Sorelle (“The Two Sisters”), the beach offers both natural beauty and well-organized amenities.
Porto Cesareo
1hr 15min drive. This is where the Italians go on holiday. Porto Cesareo, nestled on Puglia’s Ionian coast, offers around 17 km of soft, white to golden sand beaches with crystal-clear, shallow waters—perfect for families, swimming, and snorkeling.
San Pietro in Bevagna
1hr 5min drive. A charming coastal village in southern Puglia (Manduria, Taranto). A low-key, local vibe with family-run B&Bs, trattorie, beach bars, and basic amenities in the village