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Ugento is located in the heart of lower Salento, one of the most picturesque regions of Puglia, known for its authentic landscapes, fine sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters reminiscent of the Caribbean. The historic center retains traces of ancient Messapian civilizations, creating a captivating atmosphere filled with stone alleys, baroque churches, and blooming courtyards. The Archaeological Museum showcases the city's rich history, while local artisan shops and markets provide a taste of Puglian tradition.
Just a short drive away is Torre San Giovanni, a seaside destination famous for its long golden beach, equipped lidos, and vibrant promenade, perfect for evening strolls lined with seafood restaurants, gelaterias, and local establishments. The coastal area alternates between sandy stretches and rocky coves, ideal for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. Further south, Lido Marini presents unspoiled natural scenery, while to the north, the coastline leads to Gallipoli, a historic and lively city with an ancient center overlooking the sea.
The inland area of Ugento is a patchwork of ancient olive groves, vineyards, and dry stone walls, dotted with small farmhouses and rural villages where time seems to move at a slower pace. Here, it's easy to come across patronal festivals, local fairs, and outdoor evenings dedicated to pizzica music and traditional cuisine. Thanks to its proximity to the expressway, the region serves as a strategic base for exploring other wonders of Salento, such as Santa Maria di Leuca, Otranto, and Lecce, making the stay a well-rounded experience of sea, culture, and traditions.
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