듄 코스티에레 다토레 칸 아 토레 산 레오나르도 자연 공원‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 천연기념물

This beach is a real jewel and is located within the Dune Costiere natural park. The dunes are covered with juniper which flourishes here thanks to the protection and conservation of this natural park. The water is crystal clear and the sand is fine.

A nice change from the otherwise rocky beaches in the area!

... and excellent espresso

Unique in the area, the Dolmen of Montalbano is a very ancient megalithic monument, probably from the early Bronze Age, 4000 years ago! Linked to ancient magical rites, astronomical studies or the cult of the dead ... its history is lost in the mists of time and increases its mystery and uniqueness. It is immersed in the silvery green of the secular olive trees of the Montalbano countryside (fraction of Fasano, Br), but it is located 5 km from the sea, in a tourist area to visit .. rich in beautiful Apulian farmhouses and an extraordinary sea. https://www.fondoambiente.it/luoghi/dolmen-di-montalbano-fasano

Stretch of wetland that develops on the coastal side of the Park, where it is possible to observe the presence of a watercourse characterized by the presence of bridges that lead to a fish farming plant. Everything is separated from the beach, thanks to the presence of the typical sand dunes and Mediterranean vegetation that develop in the area. Over the years, an ideal habitat for local fauna has been created here, especially for birds and birds of prey that meet during the warm seasons, and which in turn increasingly attract birdwatchers to this area.

Near the dolmen there is also a cave called the table of the paladins

the dolmen probably from the early Bronze Age, around 2000-1500 BC. It still remains firm in the structure, despite the tampering suffered over time, including the very recent disappearance of the dromos, the access corridor to the monument. Various hypotheses related to magical or religious rites, astronomical observations or the cult of the dead have been elaborated on its functions and purpose. According to one of the most accredited readings, the dolmens (literally "stone tablets", from the Breton dol = table and men = stone) were sacrificial altars. For other scholars, however, they were rudimentary, but imposing, sepulchral constructions. In this sense, the Montalbano dolmen would represent one of the first testimonies of the cult of the dead in the entire surrounding area.

Megalithic structure in the locality of Pisco Marano, located in the countryside of Montalbano di Fasano, and linked to ancient magical, religious or funeral rites. The Montalbano di Fasano area is crossed by numerous torrential incisions, called lame. Along one of these temporary watercourses, in the locality of Pisco Marano, stands one of the most significant testimonies of the megalithic civilization: the dolmen of Montalbano, a structure consisting of two lateral limestone slabs that support a covering table.