4 Beaches of San Gregorio - Patú
Spiaggia di San Gregorio
Salento, San Gregorio - Patú: San Gregorio beach is located in the south-western coastal area of Salento, specifically in the municipality of Patù, in the province of Lecce, in the region of Puglia. The beach is characterised by a low, jagged cliff, interrupted by small inlets of fine white sand. The crystal-clear sea takes on hues ranging from emerald green to deep blue, and offers the possibility of snorkelling and diving to discover marine fauna. In the vicinity of the beach are some typical Salento restaurants where you can enjoy fresh fish dishes and local products, and a small church dedicated to the local patron saint, St Gregory. The beach of San Gregorio is a popular destination for tourists, but also for local residents, thanks to the beauty of the landscape and the tranquillity. Although it is not a very extensive beach, it offers an authentic and unique experience, with a relaxing and genuine atmosphere. The sea maintains a shallow depth for long stretches, making it ideal for families with children. Have a good summer from the Spiaggia di San Gregorio.
Torre di San Gregorio
Salento, San Gregorio - Patú: The Torre di San Gregorio no longer exists today; this coastal tower that gave its name to the seaside resort located in the municipality of Patù, in the region of Apulia, in the province of Lecce was built in the 16th century, during the period of Spanish rule, to defend the coast from the incursions of Saracen pirates; following an unspecified invasion, the tower was almost completely destroyed, and in its place, a villa was subsequently built, which is still visible today, rising from Cape San Gregorio, amidst tall palm trees and a lush pine forest. The Torre San Gregorio communicated to the south with Torre Marchiello and to the north with Torre Vado. The stretch of coastline in question has large areas of cliffs and small coves of golden sand; the crystal-clear blue sea lends itself marvellously to snorkelling and exploring the beautiful seabed. Have a good summer at the San Gregorio marina.
Lido Marinelli
Salento, San Gregorio - Patú: The Lido Marinelli is a bathing establishment located in San Gregorio, a marina in the municipality of Patú in the province of Lecce. We are located a few kilometres from Santa Maria di Leuca, where the Ionian coast begins to leave behind the expanses of golden beaches to make way for wide rocky areas mixed with green Mediterranean scrub. The Lido Marinelli stands on a low cliff developed over a few wooden decks with well-positioned sunbeds and umbrellas and a corner bar for your favourite drinks. The facility has everything you need to spend a comfortable and peaceful day at the beach; the characteristic coloured bathing huts recall the style of the 1980s, and the gazebos and private areas complete the care that the Marinelli Lido takes to ensure the relaxation of its guests. The sea-view restaurant offers the best dishes of traditional Salento cuisine to reconcile the pleasures of the table with the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Happy holidays from the Lido Marinelli.
Acqua Park and Blue Night
Salento, San Gregorio - Patú: The Acqua Park and Blue Night is a terrace by the sea, a kiosk-bar equipped with all the services necessary to guarantee a perfect stay in front of a characteristic strip of golden beach and a crystal-clear blue sea. We are in San Gregorio, a marina in the municipality of Patú in the province of Lecce, and the Acqua Park and Blue Night offers the possibility of renting beach umbrellas and sunbeds, kayaks, and excursions, as well as ample inflatables available for children for a summer full of relaxation and fun. The stretch of beach is somewhat secluded and quiet compared to other crowded beaches, so you can spend a relaxing day in the sun even in high season. Here you can breathe a real holiday air, many families with children, the water maintains a shallow depth for long stretches and is also ideal for those who love snorkelling. Have a good summer from the Acqua Park and Blue Night in San Gregorio.