Exclusive Private Tour: San Foca - Otranto by Boat (4 Hours)!

Passing by Roca Li Posti, very close to the famous Grotta della Poesia (Poetry Cave). Low cliffs, turquoise waters, and a rocky landscape that tells the story of Salento's millennia-old history. A magical spot worth a photo from the sea.

The legendary Faraglioni, THE TWO SISTERS in the "Caribbean of Salento" at Torre dell'Orso. The Faraglioni, rising from the crystal-clear waters, are located south of the bay and a few meters from the Grotto of San Cristoforo.

Its coastline is characterized by rocky cliffs, bays, and mighty Faraglioni rocks that drop sheer into waters so clear you can see the seabed. Another feature of the place is an ancient staircase carved into the rock by the locals, which provides direct access to the waters below.

Conca Specchiulla, south of Sant'Andrea, is Otranto's first town. A pristine and uncrowded place, it features cliffs overlooking the emerald sea and is surrounded by Mediterranean scrub.

The wild and unspoiled Frassanito coast: sheer cliffs, hidden sea caves, pebble coves, and a pine forest stretching down to the sea. A stretch of pure, unspoiled nature, perfect for those who love the rugged and authentic beauty of Salento.

Sail through the enchanting Alimini Lakes Bay: a peaceful oasis where sandy dunes, protected coastal lakes, and a crystal-clear sea blend together in a unique landscape. Calm turquoise waters, lush vegetation, and absolute silence—a corner of Salento that rejuvenates the soul.

One of Salento's most famous and wildest beaches: fine white sand, picture-perfect turquoise water, and a Mediterranean pine forest that almost reaches the sea. A pristine paradise, ideal for a final refreshing dip or to admire the coastal panorama from the sea.

Arrive at the charming Mulino d'Acqua Bay in Otranto: a tranquil cove with clear waters, low rocks, and a panoramic view of the fortified city in the distance. A romantic and relaxing spot, perfect for ending the tour with a toast at sunset, with the silhouette of the Aragonese Castle on the horizon.