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A very nice and tidy place located on the coast right in front of the sea, perfect for an outdoor aperitif on nice days. Abundant and varied hot appetizers. The drinks menu is classic but very well prepared. The quality/price ratio is truly excellent considering the location, the beautiful location, and the quality of the dishes. Highly recommended. Service Drinks on site Meal type Brunch Price per person €10-20 Food: 8 Service: 6 Ambience: 6

Torre Zozzoli, known as "sgarrata", one of the sixteenth-century towers built on the coast to defend Taranto against Saracen raids.

A corner of paradise away from the crowds. There's covered parking and a kiosk for breakfast or focaccia for a quick lunch on the beach.

The beach isn't very spacious, but the sea is simply enchanting. There are few rocks, but they're clearly visible given the crystal-clear water. A wonderful place.

Off-road that allows you to cut off a good bit of road to get down to the sea

Trail recommended for expert hikers due to the presence of stepped differences in height.

800 meters long and up to 40 meters deep, it is rich in spontaneous vegetation consisting of Mediterranean scrub, olive trees, oaks and carob trees. Like many blades dug by water in the karst rocks, this one has also been shaped by men over the centuries. In fact, there is a rock settlement consisting of numerous caves dug into the rock along the slopes of the blade, used at least until the 13th century. The settlement, in addition to the dwellings in the caves arranged on several levels, also included three rock churches and a cistern for collecting water. On the northern slope, the church of Saints Peter and Paul, dating back to the 6th-7th century, is still recognizable, further expanded with wall structures in the 16th century and dedicated to San Pietro dei Giudei. The Fullonese name of the locality probably derives from the trade of tanners and dyers practiced by a small colony of Jews, exiles following the destruction of Oria in 977, who in this place, due to the abundance of water and natural pools, found ideal conditions for settling.

West of the urban center of Grottaglie, at the foot of Mount Fellone, stands the Lama del Fullonese, a ravine full of caves dug into the rock that were once used as a refuge by man since the Paleolithic. Here a Jewish community from Oria, fleeing from the brutal Saracen raids of the late 10th century, found refuge and all the elements necessary to continue the artisanal activity of tanning leather. From a naturalistic point of view, the Fullonese is a set of different habitats with a biodiversity sensitive to the various microclimates present that leaves visitors amazed by the colors and scents. If in the area, I recommend you stop by 😉