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Porto Pirrone

Leporano (TA)· Sea: Ionian

Porto Pirrone
Porto Pirrone
Photo Photo2021 · Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

The beach at a glance

Rocky coast with two small sandy inlets among the rocks, below a campsite, next to the Saturo archaeological park.

Type of coast
Mixed
  • Sand 43 m
  • Rocks 2,535 m
Length
2,578 m
Seafront
100% free
562 m free0 m leased to beach clubs
Water quality
Excellent · classification 2024
Off season: latest samples of the 2026 season
Latest samples:
  • Mon 13 Jul: within limits
  • Mon 15 Jun: within limits
  • Mon 18 May: within limits
  • Mon 20 Apr: within limits
Blue Flag town
Leporano has the Blue Flag this year
Natura 2000 network

About the beach

Porto Pirrone is a stretch of Marina di Leporano about two and a half kilometres long, almost all rocky shore. There is little sand: two small inlets separated by rocks and overlooked by a campsite, with shallow, very clear water, popular with families, divers and people out on pedalos. There are no beach clubs; on the rocks you will need water shoes.

Between Porto Pirrone and the bay of Saturo lies the Saturo archaeological park, on the headland of ancient Satyrion, which tradition links to the founding of Taranto: there are remains of a Bronze Age village, two Greek sanctuaries and a large Roman villa, as well as the 16th-century Torre Saturo.

There are few car parks, a few hundred metres away. The coast faces south-west: with north (tramontana), north-east (grecale), east (levante) and south-east (scirocco) winds the sea is calm, with south (ostro), south-west (libeccio) and west (ponente) winds it gets rough. Leporano is a Blue Flag municipality. It is part of the Posidonieto Isola di San Pietro - Torre Canneto Natura 2000 site.

On the map

Stretch of beach

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Sources and licences

The data comes from public sources; before swimming check the signs and the town’s bathing ordinances.