Puglia coast

The coast of Puglia touches both the Adriatic and Ionian sea. Cold in winter, the resort towns are quiet, but the coastal area is still beautiful.

Otranto, an old cliff-top town, is one of the most attractive of these towns, along with Gallipoli.

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