Küstenattraktionen in Ostuni

Coastal Attractions

Ostuni’s 20-kilometer coastline along the Adriatic Sea features a diverse landscape of sandy dunes, rocky inlets, and Mediterranean scrub. This selection includes sites within the Regional Nature Park of Coastal Dunes, such as Lido Morelli, and historical landmarks like the 16th-century Torre Pozzelle watchtower. These locations offer a mix of serviced beach resorts and rugged, natural bays characterized by shallow, clear waters and limestone formations.

Spiaggia di Pilone

Wide sandy beach characterized by high dunes and Mediterranean scrub, located near the historic San Leonardo watchtower.

Spiaggia di Gorgognolo

Small, rocky inlet known for clear waters, situated away from the more developed resort areas of the coastline.

Spiaggia di Rosa Marina

Sandy beach with shallow waters situated within a private residential village, offering both serviced and free sections.

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Torre Pozelle

A series of five small sandy coves overlooked by a 16th-century Aragonese watchtower and surrounded by ancient juniper trees.

Spiaggia della Costa Merlata

Named for its "crenellated" coastline, this area features numerous small bays and very shallow water that extends far from the shore.

Lido Morelli

A long sandy beach within a protected regional park, featuring a lagoon and dunes reaching up to eight meters in height.

Spiaggia Lamaforca

Sandy beach at the southern boundary of Ostuni, characterized by a rocky perimeter and proximity to local holiday complexes.

El Cohiba

Fully equipped beach resort in the Pilone area providing umbrellas, sunbeds, and dining facilities on a sandy stretch of coast.

Baia di Camerini

Large sandy bay in the Villanova district featuring a shallow seabed and a mix of public areas and private beach clubs.

rosa marina

Sandy beach area adjacent to the Rosa Marina residential complex, featuring Mediterranean scrub and shallow waters.