Bathed by the azure waters of the Adriatic Sea, the south-eastern coast of Salento offers a variety of ideas to the traveller who decides to spend some of his or her time discovering a land to be experienced. Passing through these areas, the impression of the slowness of the passing of time is strong, a sense of tranquillity and relaxation pervades most of our sensations as we touch a landscape made up of small streets and villages that blend in with the surrounding countryside, the dry stone walls that trace most of the country paths and the centuries-old olive trees so twisted in their shape that they represent the emblem of a land that never ceases to amaze. We are in Marina Serra, a district of just 28 inhabitants that falls under the municipality of Tricase, in the province of Lecce; perhaps a name like any other, a small village in Italy, like so many others after all, but if you ask Google for help, the search will produce two words paired with Marina Serra: natural pool. Right at the foot of the 16th-century tower, a perfect combination of history and nature, we find one of the most beautiful and characteristic natural open-air swimming pools in Italy. This small inlet made up of a cliff surrounding a crystal-clear sea is Marina Serra"s pride and joy; the water is so clear and clean that you can look at yourself in the mirror, and letting yourself be massaged by that faint and constant wave motion is a pleasure that cannot be described with mere words. Access to the sea is via a small platform that leads directly into the water. The place is quiet and relaxing even in the height of summer and is frequented by both young people looking for fun and local families. The water has a shallow depth, so let your children play in peace and quiet. The excitement of the Marina Serra Natural Pool goes beyond a simple day at the beach; here the cool waters convey strong emotions in every respect. A small village Marina Serra, a great wealth; so if you are planning your holiday and decide to spend a few days in this area, don"t forget the Marina Serra Natural Pool... enjoy your summer.
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Via Grotta Matrona 73039 Marina Serra di Tricase (LE)
+39 0833 775060
Via Romolo Gessi,73039, Marina Serra, Tricase (Le)
Sergio +39 347 07 31 664
Via Madonna di Fatima, snc, 73039 - Tricase (Le)
+39-320-3146486
Via Lecce, 73039 Tricase (Le)
+39 0833 217068
Via Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa, Nuova, 73039 Tricase (Le) Contrada Cupole
+39 347 259 3517
Contrada Fica Torta, 73039 Tricase (Le)
+39 340.843.4874
Marina Serra (Contrada Palane) 73039 Tricase (Le)
+39 347 9129 776
Via Don Minzoni - 73033 Corsano (Le)
+39 335 5332675
Via Guglielmo Marconi, 48, 73039 Tricase (Le)
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+39) 320 679 8180
SP80, 41, 73031 Alessano (Le)
+39 0833 533 083
Via Grotta Matrona, 22, 73039 Marina Serra (Le)
+39 346 751 9989
Via Borgo Pescatori, 26, 73039 Marina Porto (Le)
+39 0833 775 121
Via Luigi Caccioppola, snc - 73031 Alessano (Le)
+39 338 195 8602
Corte Vittorio Emanuele, 73031 Alessano (Le)
+39 335 75 65 868
Contrada Trappeti, 73031, Alessano (Le)
+39 370 152 7900
Largo Crocefisso 11, 73039 Tricase (Le)
+39 345 345 8427
Via Gioacchino Rossini, 3, 73033 Corsano (Le)
+39 329 355 6989
Via della Repubblica, 65, 73030 Tiggiano (Le)
+39 333 306 7624
SS275 Lucugnano-Alessano 73031 Alessano (Le)
+39 0833 524340 - +39 339 817 8889
Strada Provinciale 335 Km 5+300, 73039 Tricase (Le)
+39 338 710 8205
Via Giuseppe Tartini, 34, 73039 Tricase (Le)
+39 0833 544 737
Via Gonfalone, 73031 Alessano (Le)
+39 391 381 5505
SP Tricase-Marina Serra, 73039 Tricase (Le)
+39 0833 775 022
Via Carlo Mirabello, 15, 73039 Marina Serra (Le)
+39 371 466 5253
Via dei Trappeti, 2, 73039 Tricase (Le)
+39 348 346 7609
Via Giacomo Matteotti, 22, 73033 Corsano (Le)
+39 392 34 12 477
Via Sant"Oronzo, 6 73039 Tricase (Le)
+39 328 455 0418
Via Matine, 177, 73031 Alessano (Le)
+39 0833 781 220
Via Cigaline, 31, 73030 Tiggiano (Le)
+39 329 046 8347
Via Vittorio Veneto, 75, 73030 Tiggiano (Le)
+39 329 611 9559
Via Roberto Ardigò, 73039 Tricase (Le)
+39 389 948 9106
The names of beaches, lidos, natural swimming pools, caves, coastal towers, nature parks and reserves, along with the names of accommodation facilities such as hotels, bed and breakfasts, agritourisms, holiday homes, resorts, hostels and campsites, are deliberately left in their original language to respect the culture, historical identity and authenticity of the area.
Last update, 09/12/2024
