The beach of Torre Sant’Andrea is located just after Torre dell’Orso. While traveling in Italy, this beach is a tourist destination that absolutely must not miss if you love the sea. There are small beaches and beautiful cliffs eroded by the sea. The cave of St. Andrew is known as the lovers cave. According to […]
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The free beach of Polignano a Mare is composed of small white pebbles and crystal blue-green water. This tourist destination is located in the center of Polignano a Mare, a few steps from the historic center. The beach is called ” Cala Porto ” or ” Beach Monachile Lama ” , named after the bridge […]
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A very suggestive beach in Italy is the Fiordo di Furore. Despite the name by which he is commonly known, is actually created by the incessant labor Schiato stream. The Fiord of Furore hosts a small village that was inhabited, among others, by Roberto Rossellini and Anna Magnani. A small museum devoted to them is […]
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Bogliasco est une petite ville de bord de mer et une merveilleuse destination touristique en Italie, dans la province de Gênes. Bogliasco possède une plage composée de sable gravier fin mélangé. Les amateurs de plongée pourront profiter de leurs vacances pour admirer l’incroyable mer de Bogliasco près des falaises avec une vie marine riche.
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The San Vito Lo Capo beach is a truly spectacular destination. Preceded by a promenade lined with palm trees, white sandy coastline with golden reflections, is closed to the east by the imposing mass of Mount Monaco, while to the west, beyond the port, dominates the 40 meters high lighthouse that marks the S. Vito […]
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