All Beaches in Apulia

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    Lama Monachile Beach

    Lama Monachile Beach is a small public beach in Polignano a Mare, located near the historical center of the town. This breathtaking stretch of coastline, often referred to as Cala Porto, is renowned for its turquoise waters, dramatic cliffs, and centuries-old bridge that offers visitors a panoramic view of the sea. The beach is probably the most photographed spot on the Apulian coast.   SHORT HISTORY OF THE LAMA MONACHILE BEACH The bridge that crosses over the narrow inlet leading to the beach dates back to Roman times and served as a critical part of the ancient Via Traiana. Via Traiana was an ancient route built in the early second century by Emperor Trajan to facilitate trade between Rome and the Adriatic. The bridge, known as Ponte Borbonico di Lama Monachile, was completely renovated in 1997. In the 15th century, during the Venetian domination, the Lama Monachile Beach was a commercial port. In the 18th century, during the Bourbon era, the beach took on the current shape. When there are heavy rains, rainwater from the upper areas of the town flows into the beach and floods it, as it happened on September 26, 2006, when most of the beach was Read more [...]

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    Pane e Pomodoro Beach

    Pane e Pomodoro Beach is a small beach in Bari, located on Lungomare Amando Perotti, about 2 kilometers away from the historical center of the city. The beach owes its name, Pane e Pomodoro (Bread and Tomato), to the habit of the people of Bari, when they were sunbathing, to eat simple bread seasoned with tomatoes. The sandy beach is flanked by a large green space equipped with benches and games for children. On the beach, you can find a bar, toilets and showers. In addition to the sandy shore for access to the sea, there are also wooden piers.   HOW TO GET THERE Pane e Pomodoro Beach is located about 2.2 kilometers away from the Bari Centrale train station, or about 30 minutes on foot. Use the map below to find the beach in no time.