Location: Peschici
Top Things to do in Peschici
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The 7 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Peschici, Puglia
Peschici [ˈpes̺kit͡ʃi] ( listen) is a town and comune in the province of Foggia in the Apulia region of southeast Italy. Famous for its seaside resorts, its territory belongs to the Gargano National Park and to the Gargano Mountain Community.
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1. Motobarca Vittorio - Day Tours
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5.0 based on 360 reviews
Those who decide to spend their holiday on the Gargano can not help but visit the stretch of coast between Peschici morning and having a crystal clear sea on board a modern and elegant motorboat named "Vittorio, owner's name as well as shipwright who he built it, Victor Ventura. To give tourists the opportunity to live this unforgettable experience during the summer are scheduled daily boat trips, not to be missed, with a visit to all the many beautiful caves by the names and the most bizarre forms (the Smuggler, Bell, of the Two Eyes, the Sirens, etc.), legendary stacks (the Pizzomunno, the Zagare), natural arches like that of San Felice and high cliffs overlooking a blue sea and white beaches with emerald that characterize the stretch of coast from Peschici morning. All passengers will materialize before their eyes, spectacular cliffs and a succession of colors and landscapes absolutely unforgettable. During the return trip we will stop for about 1 hour in the beautiful Camps Bay where you will find comfort and have the opportunity to swim in the beautiful waters of the Gargano. The departure / boarding is provided every day at 09.00 am from the harbor of Fish and the return is scheduled for 13.00. The ticket service is available in both agency located in the center of Fish and either directly to the port. There are discounts and promotions on groups and parties.
2. Peschici centro storico
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4.5 based on 2,569 reviews
Reviewed By Bandit-One - Lucerne, Switzerland
When in Puglia Peschici is a town you shouldn't miss out on. Ok, Puglia has so many wonderful spots. But this is one of the very top. It's a beautiful white-washed old town, sitting on top of a cliff, just by the ocean. The Historic Center is pretty compact, it's an easy stroll. Some streets are cobbled, so be aware of that in case you have a wheelchair or a stroller. Of course you can't drive into the Historic Center, so you drop your car in the new part of town. There are several blue zones with (limited) free parking. But these fill up fast. There are two bigger parking lots (prepaid meter) on Via Monte Santo, south of the Center, but still in walking distance. The Center starts at the Torre Del Ponte, on a smaller square. The Via Roma is the main drag leading through the Centro Storico. Lined with countless restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops, arts & craft shops and more. Via Colombo has some of these too, but less in numbers. Be sure to check on some side streets as well (like the Via Forno). The Piazza de Popolo is a good place to sit down and have a drink or a meal. And watch the world go by. Try "La Taverna". Good food for great prices. The Castello Medioevale sits a the northern end of town, on top of the cliff. That's as far as you go. From here you could go down to the small harbour and the beach. The town is just a sight by itself. It's nice to wander around this small center. Really feels like Greece at times. The style, the colours. It's such a bright, happy and lively place to be.
3. Al Vecchio Frantoio
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4.5 based on 95 reviews
4. Baia Calalunga
5. Baia Zaiana
6. Baia San Nicola
7. Costante Nicola Agenzia Tour Delle Grotte
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4.5 based on 374 reviews
