Location: Vieste
Top Things to do in Vieste
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For years, Vieste was just another fishing village… but now it’s a popular Mediterranean beach destination. Swim and sail in deep-blue water (widely renowned for its purity), or explore the town’s fine castle and cathedral. For the ultimate Vieste experience, pack a picnic basket and ask a local to direct you to their favorite hidden cove.
Restaurants in Vieste
1. Vieste Promenade
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,052 reviews
Reviewed By GRS-SJS - Sebastopol, United States
This is a beautiful promenade along the coast/beach line of Viesta. Lots of photo spots as you walk. You can stop and enjoy a coffee or gelato along your way. Make sure to take a promenade at night as well, beautiful if the moon is out as well.
2. Vignanotica Beach
3. Spiaggia di Vignanotica
4. Arco di San Felice
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 635 reviews
Reviewed By MikesWorld1111 - Nice, France
We stopped briefly during the boat tour (Vieste in Barca) and it was a great photo opportunity. A "must see"
5. Trabucco San Lorenzo
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4.5 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By 276elisam - Innsbruck, Austria
We booked our guided tour & fishing lesson on the ancient Trabucco easily through wtsapp! We got there on foot as suggested by Gianni...having a nice walk along the coast starting from Vieste Harbour and proceeding in direction of Peschici. As soon as we arrived there, we were welcomed with a great Aperitivo from Gianni Spalatro & Brother, two Master Trabucco Fishermen. Then we started the real fishing Lesson with an historic introduction on the origins of Trabucco. The hole story is full of fashion and captures even children attention! Gianni adapts the guided tour to his public, so he made it in italian Language and then in english. We had a really nice time there and you feel so at your ease, that everybody stays more than one hour..fishing with net, having a nice talk with Gianni & Brother, making pics, observing the romantic sunset...
6. Spiaggia dei Colombi
7. Borgo Antico di Vieste
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4.5 based on 370 reviews
Reviewed By Bandit-One - Lucerne, Switzerland
The Parco Nazionale del Gargano - actually a peninsula - has lots of amazing sights, towns and landscapes. It's just fun to drive around in this area. Peschici is a fascinating small old town worth visiting. And then there is Vieste. A lot bigger than Peschici, but both being white-washed towns (at least the Historic Centers). This town is well worth a visit and worth a (longer) drive. Especially the Centro Storico is a must-do (besides the beach and Promenade). The Centro Storico (or Borgo Antico) is easy to find when coming from the Corso Lorenzo Fazzini. Just follow this big street to the Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II and access the historic Center from there; the small lane Corso Umberto leads right into the maze of the Centro Storico. Around this area there are some souvenir shops and a good number of restaurants. When you walk deeper into the old town, it gets less touristy. People live here in their houses and apartements. So be a bit respectful. But it's nice just to stroll around and get lost once in a while. Be aware though that parts are quite steep and many lanes have longer stairs, might not be suitable for everybody. Once you reach the top around the Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta in Cielo, you can take the Via Cesare Battisti back to the new town (a lot of restaurants on this street), where you should head to the beach for the nice Promenade and some good views of the Historic Center sitting on the cliffs.
8. Spiaggia del Pizzomunno
9. Spiaggia di Porto Greco
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 344 reviews
Reviewed By 554hankav
Very clean, not crowded beach, great for snorkelling. Little stones, tranquil watter. There is a small simple buffet where you can get fresh fish on BBQ, sautéed mussels, bruschetta or sandwiches and local wine. No umbrellas but there is a shadow from rocks, no toilettes.
