Dedicated to the famous singer Domenico Modugno, author of the famous “Volare”, the statue depicts him with his arms open to the sea, just as if he were singing in front of infinity.

It is a cove nestled between two high cliffs, with a small stretch of white pebble beach and a clear sea of incredible colors. Above the gorge passes an ancient Roman bridge, which offers a spectacular view from both above and from the sea.

It is a cove nestled between two high cliffs, with a small stretch of white pebble beach and a clear sea of incredible colors. Above the gorge passes an ancient Roman bridge, which offers a spectacular view from both above and from the sea.

It is located along the stretch of cliff near the old town and is easily recognizable by the sea for its wide and suggestive opening. The name “Ardito” recalls the somewhat wild and adventurous character of this cave.

It is located along the stretch of cliff near Lama Monachile and takes its name from the local tradition linked to the ancient religious presences in the area.

Scoglio dell’Eremita is one of the most fascinating and evocative points of the coast, perfect to enrich a boat trip with a touch of mystery and natural beauty. It is a large isolated rock that emerges from the sea, not far from the coast, surrounded by deep and crystal clear waters. The name recalls the figure of a hermit who, according to tradition, lived in solitude in this place, making it even more fascinating from a narrative point of view.

Port’Alga is one of the most authentic and characteristic corners of the coast, much loved by those seeking a quieter and more local atmosphere. It is a small natural harbor, nestled among the rocks, still used by fishermen today. Unlike the more touristy spots, here you can breathe a real sea air lived, with moored boats, nets and really suggestive views.

The Grotta Piana is one of the most particular sea caves on the coast, appreciated for its wide shape and easily accessible from the sea. Unlike narrower or deeper caves, the Flat Cave stands out for its more “open” spaces, which allow light to enter easily creating spectacular reflections on the water.