Porto Miggiano - Santa Cesarea Terme
The Grotta delle Ancore is located on the stretch of coastline that connects Porto Miggiano to Santa Cesarea Terme, characterised by broad cliffs and beautiful inlets that draw a landscape of singular wonder. Every corner, every rock, every ravine on this stretch of coastline represents a story in itself, and the deep blue of the Adriatic Sea completes a fabulous panorama. The Grotta delle Ancore (Anchor Cave) is one of the many sea caves in this specific area and can be reached along a path through a small flight of steps that is not exactly comfortable and safe (which I strongly advise against), either by swimming, perhaps taking the opportunity to snorkel and discover these beautiful seabeds, or by boat. In high summer, however, there are various local associations that organise various guided excursions to visit this beautiful stretch of coast in comfort. The bay that hosts the sea cavity is very characteristic and the Grotta delle Ancore presents itself to our eyes as a gash in the limestone rock and a regular entrance as the cave is not very deep. In the height of summer, this place is quite busy and crowded with people looking for a bit of refreshment or simply those who enjoy a healthy, invigorating swim. For diving enthusiasts, there are several stations from which to try your hand at pure adrenalin rushes. The place is perhaps not recommended when the sea is rough and the waves crash violently against the rocks. In that context, it might be a good idea to sit in a sheltered spot and enjoy the perpetual, relaxing wave motion. The location of the Grotta delle Ancore is very isolated, so perhaps take along a cooler bag full of cold drinks for possible needs. Happy holidays from the Grotta delle Ancore in Porto Miggiano.
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Via Roma 14, Santa Cesarea Terme, Lecce
+39 349 33 34 540
Via Vittorio Veneto, 1, 73030 Castro LE
+39 0836.947361
Via SuperPanoramica,100 Castro (Le)
+39 0836.943078
Loc. Villaggio Paradiso - 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836.954.194
Via Litoranea Tricase, 170, 73030 Castro (Le)
+390681150353
Via Umberto I, Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 944202
Via Litoranea per Santa Cesarea, 238 - Castro (Le)
+39 0836 94 71 39
Via Panoramica 1, 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 338 267 7693
Via Pola 16/A, 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 949802
Via Roma, 237 – 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 944 316
Via Paolo Borsellino, 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 949 764
SP363, km 39, 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 944 141
SP61, 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 949 810 - +39 320 222 2779 (Vincenzo)
Via Regina Elena, 217, 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 426 403
Via Sant"Antonio 261, 73030, Castro (Le)
+39 328 383 6437
Via Comunale San Giovanni, snc 73020 Vitigliano (Le)
+39 340 843 7196
Via Santa Cesarea, 72, 73027 Cocumola (Le)
+39 0836 954 915
Via Umberto I, 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 949 022
Via San Giuseppe 17, 73020 Cerfignano (Le)
+39 349 398 2465
Via Sant"Antonio, 62/A, 73020 Cerfignano (Le)
+39 347 299 9251
Via Roma 173, 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 944 008
Provinciale Maglie - Castro, Via della Libertà 49, 73037 Poggiardo (Le)
+39 0836 904 353
Via Borsellino 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 949 733
Via Belvedere, 4 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 944 045
Via Fontanelle, 37, 73020 S.Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 949941
Via V. Bellini 40, 73030 Vignacastrisi (Le)
+39 328 141 1119
Via Sele 9, 73010 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 344 233 6251
Strada Provinciale per Santa Cesarea Terme, 73020 Vitigliano (Le)
+39 339 761 2245
Via Pola 33, 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 949 743
Via Umberto I, 22, 73020 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 0836 949 065
Via Roma, 6 Santa Cesarea Terme (Le)
+39 349 3334 540
Via Isonzo 62, 73027 Cocumola (Le)
+39 339 175 2289
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
