Nardò: the baroque town in the heel of Italy: Nardò: The 6th purest beach of Italy

4.6.07

Nardò: The 6th purest beach of Italy

In the national rank of the beautiest and purest beaches of Italy, published by Legambiente in the Blue Guide, Nardò and its villages on the Ionian sea are in the sixth place. The blue guide is the most important guide about the best holiday resort and beaches in Italy. Santa Maria al Bagno, Santa Caterina, Sant'Isidoro, Torre Inserraglio, Torre Uluzzo and Portoselvaggio for Legambiente, italian green association, are within the best places in Italy where to spend the holiday and enjoy the unspoilt nature. Particularly important the regional wildlife reserve "Portoselvaggio", famous natural park with 300 hectars of pinewood forest and 7 kilometres of high and unpolluted coasts. Portoselvaggio is one of the main green lungs in the province of Lecce.

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Welcome to Nardò

Just 2 ½ hours from London’s Stanstead Airport, you will discover a land of extraordinary colours starting from the rich red earth, the silvery green of the olive trees and the lush green of the vineyards, contrasting with the whiteness of the local rocks and stone and pink villas, all set against the exquisite backdrop of the Mediterranean, pale turquoise by day changing, with the intensity of an orange sunset, into a deepest blue.
This is a very antique land, rich in history and culture together with a vast natural landscape offering miles of beaches and crystal clear waters set in a Mediterranean heritage offering, cathedrals monuments and grand buildings in the Baroque style, fortified towers, archaeological sites, enclosed feudal farmhouses and every type of villa from opulent palaces to modest family dwellings.
Experience all of this! All the year round! Yes, the climate is always mild and here the sun shines almost every day. Apart from swimming and beach life, you may chose to maybe explore the “Natural Park of Portoselvaggio” famous for it’s Macchia Mediterranea, the natural occurring scrubland of low trees and bushes made up from aromatic myrtle, jasmine, rosemary, thyme and broom and many other species. Or you may prefer to go shopping in Nardo and other towns in the area. Prices locally are amongst the lowest in Italy offering excellent value for money.
As if that were not enough, during your stay there are numerous diversions open to all ages, such as; boating, scuba diving, mountain biking, fishing, cave explorations, etc. Or you can simply relax and indulge an appetite for healthy eating with our nutritious Mediterranean cuisine. Discover our regional specialities, just-caught fish, acclaimed local wines, our locally produced olive oil, our tempting dessert dishes, liqueurs and more. For those who want music, come and lose yourself in Pizzica, a fast and exciting rhythm using tambourine, accordion and violin, or prepare to dance till dawn in one of our cool disco clubs or under the stars with numerous live music events.
Experience the warmth of the welcoming people of Puglia... Go to Nardò!

Nardò: the baroque town in the heel of Italy

4.6.07

Nardò: The 6th purest beach of Italy

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