• Matinelle - From here begins the nature trail that overlooks the cliff until you reach the pine forest on the sea of Le Conche.
• Spiaggia La Torretta - The path through meadows full of wild garlic will end at the foot of Torre Olivieri, a 16th century lookout tower *. located on the coast, in a corner dominated by glasswort, in the Lama Paterna, an erosive furrow typical of the Apulian landscape, which conveys the meteoric waters from the karst plateau of the Murge towards the Adriatic Sea.

• Private transportation
• Expert guides

• SUP excursion at sea

The journey will navigate the cliff and its inlets via the Le Matinelle path. This rugged coastline, with its towering and unbroken walls overlooking the sea, offers a chance to observe the vibrant bee-eater and hear its distinctive call, reminiscent of a “crane-crane.” This migratory bird, with a wingspan akin to a kite, spends winters in tropical Africa and arrives in the region in late spring to nest along the sandstone cliffs.

This stunning coastal trail leads to Le Conche, a shaded pine forest near a cliff where dinosaur footprints, dating back approximately 120 million years, can be found. These footprints are now part of the Geosites Register. The route concludes at Torre Olivieri, a 16th-century watchtower situated at the mouth of Lama Paterna, a small erosive valley characteristic of the Apulian landscape, which channels rainwater from the Murge karst plateau to the Adriatic Sea.

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