Polignano a Mare: 4-Hour Private Cruise with Champagne

Centro Storico di Polignano a Mare

Polignano’s Old Town: a gem between sea and history In the heart of the stunning Apulian coast, the historic center of Polignano a Mare stands out as a precious treasure chest of emotions, history, and timeless charm. This enchanting town, perched on a tuff cliff overlooking the Adriatic Sea, offers visitors an unforgettable experience, made of narrow, picturesque alleys, breathtaking panoramic views, and a truly one-of-a-kind atmosphere.

Grotta Azzurra

The Blue Grotto of Polignano a Mare The Blue Grotto of Polignano a Mare is a natural attraction of sublime beauty, evoking a sense of mystery and enchantment. Once through the small opening in the rock, visitors find themselves in a karstic cavity, not large in size but imposing in appearance. Sunlight filters through the narrow entrance, creating a play of light and shadows on the rock, shaped by millennia of erosion, and on the crystal-clear waters of the sea. The iridescence of the water, shifting from turquoise to emerald, along with the almost surreal silence, provides an experience of inner peace, in harmony with the unspoiled landscape. Visiting the grotto is a sensory journey that awakens the more childlike and poetic side of us. For a moment, one finds themselves alone in a realm of enchantment, letting themselves be carried away. It’s a temporary spectacle, always evolving, telling the relentless power of beauty and mystery.

The Palazzese Grotto The Palazzese Grotto is an almost unreal place, where nature has expertly shaped a unique location in the world. Once you cross the threshold of this cliffside cavity overlooking the sea, you are transported into a dimension suspended between sky and earth. The grotto, even older than the famous Blue Grotto, has been literally carved out by erosion on the side of the limestone cliff. The interior is dominated by living rock, which plunges steeply into the waters, and by the sky that generously opens above it.