Otranto, the gateway to the East is a town in Italy that certainly needs no introduction, we are talking about a town that represents a gem that sparkles in all its facets, both in terms of history, tourism and landscape. This town has increased its popularity over the years thanks to a wise management of sustainable tourism combined with planning through its accommodation facilities now established for decades and also thanks to its timeless charm that endures. Salento, a land rich in multiple resources thus pampers its undisputed star in the wide range of tourist proposals that every year satisfy thousands of travelers who decide to spend part of their summer vacations (and more) in this wonderful territory. The Beach of Punta San Nicola or Filu de Mienzu as it is called by the locals is a stretch of coastline that is located in the town of Idruntino and precisely behind the port, characterized by several coves with a wide reef and a sea so transparent that you can mirror yourself. From these beautiful inlets it is possible to glimpse in the distance the suggestive panorama offered by the town of Otranto so you can contemplate it while taking advantage of a nice refreshing bath. The place is not very crowded, and even in the middle of the summer it all in all maintains a rather detached aspect compared to the confusion that is recorded in other tourist facilities in Otranto. A typical feature of Punta San Nicola Beach is the seabed rich in fauna so take advantage of it for a dive so you can also contemplate all those wonderful plays of light that filter through the cracks of this reef thanks to the bright rays of the sun. To find a flaw to this beautiful and lonely place maybe its little usability when the sea is a tad rough and it is a bit difficult to find a comfortable passage to access the water for the rest, if the day is calm the place deserves the five stars so relax and enjoy your day at the beach. Scent of summer and positive feelings...we are in Otranto...happy vacations.
Tonio Viva
Via Catona – Otranto
+ 39 0836 23 72 80
Via Lungomare Kennedy 3, Otranto, Italy
+39 0836 801325
Contrada Fontanelle 73028 Otranto LE
+39 0836.195.6322
Via S. Francesco di Paola, 10, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39.0836.801877
Via Alimini Loc. Baia Dei Turchi - 73028 - Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 805621
Lungomare Terra d"otranto, 5, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 506987
Strada Vicinale Fabrizio, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+ 39. 339 5913 111
S.P. 277, Via Giurdignano, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 1946379
Via delle Torri, 24, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 320 457 5786
Piazza IV Novembre 9, 73027 - Minervino di Lecce (Le)
+39 333 977 1514
SP 277 Otranto - Giurdignano, Snc, 73020 Otranto (Le)
+39 345 661 6133
Vicinale Masseria Muzza, 137, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 334 742 8007
Via Azienda Fontanelle, 119 (SP341), 73028 - Otranto - (Le)
+39 340 374 2836
SP358 Otranto - Uggiano - Località Montelauro, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 806 203
Località Fontanelle, 73028 - Otranto (Le)
+39 376 107 1720
Litoranea Alimini, Via Alimini, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 802 409
Contrada Lacco - Muro Leccese (Le)
+39 320 079 6078
Località Santo Stefano, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 320 307 3527
Località Baia dei Turchi, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 328 976 4677
Strada Vicinale Fabrizio, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 801 166
Strada Vicinale Palombara, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 338 900 0374
Località Santo Stefano, snc 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 328 877 6882
Via Cerra, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 349 130 4617
Via Vicinale Santo Stefano, 34, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 802 191
Via Antonio Sforza 1/7, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 805 970
Viale Rocamatura 4, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 347 058 4631
SP341, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 213 653
Via Rondachi, 1, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 802 108
Contrada Fontanelle 78, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 371 172 6058
Via Antonio Sforza, 33, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 346 164 0971
Via Porto Craulo, 14, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 339 879 2833
Via Vittorio Emanuele, 19, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 801 058
Bastione dei Pelagi, 73028 Otranto (Le)
+39 0836 801 088
The names of beaches, lidos, natural swimming pools, caves, coastal towers, nature parks and reserves, along with the names of accommodations such as hotels, bed and breakfasts, farmhouses, vacation homes, resorts, hostels and campgrounds, are deliberately left in their original language to respect the culture, historical identity and authenticity of the area.
Last Updated, 23/12/2024
