What to see in Gallipoli
Castles, churches and crypts, museums, beaches and nature: photos, description, how to get there and the events on nearby.
9 places
Sea and cavesBaia VerdeBaia Verde, not far away from Gallipoli, the “pearl of the Ionian Sea”,
stretches along three kilometres with its white and fine sand, surrounded
by dunes and emerald green sea. Gallipoli
Sea and cavesSmall marina of San GiorgioNear the commercial port of Gallipoli, west of the historic district, lies
the small marina of San Giorgio Gallipoli
Sea and cavesGallipoli Commercial PortThe commercial port of Gallipoli is located north of the old town, bounded by the outer mole to the north and a submerged mole to the east. Gallipoli
Sea and cavesPunta della SuinaPunta della Suina, surrounded by the lush Mediterranean scrub and by a pine
forest, boasts two small sandy bays and a small island, which is almost
separated by the coast. Gallipoli
Sea and cavesPunta PizzoThe rocky coast, the sandy beach and the sea with wonderful reflections,
Punta Pizzo stands out in the heart of the nature park. Gallipoli
Sea and cavesSeno del Canneto di GallipoliSeno del Canneto is a small harbor for fishing boats, protected to the southwest by a breakwater and to the southeast by a paved pier. Gallipoli- Sea and cavesCala FontanelleCala Fontanelle is a public landing spot south of Darsena Fontanelle, with a shipyard equipped with a slipway. Gallipoli
- Sea and cavesDarsena FontanelleThe Fontanelle marina is private and reserved for mooring. Gallipoli
- Sea and cavesPorto Gaio di GallipoliPorto Gaio is a small private dock northeast of Gallipoli harbor, equipped for pleasure boats. Gallipoli
Places and photos: Regione Puglia · viaggiareinpuglia.it (CC BY 4.0)