This beach in Puglia, Italy is truly beautiful, calling it the "Sea of glass" is definitely not an exaggeration, if you are going to travel to Puglia friends do not miss!

📍Castro Marina

Castro Marina is a beautiful port area of Castro, marked by the sails of countless white boats and tired fishermen, with picturesque cliffs, Verde hills and the sapphire Adriatic Sea, it is the perfect resort, sit on the rocks and enjoy a seaside picnic, or rent a boat to explore the Adriatic Sea. You can explore the caves, filled with stalactites, stalagmites and internal lakes, among other fascinating natural attractions.

Imagine standing on the Quay of the Castro, with a crystal clear water, sparkling in the sun, as if you were in a dream crystal palace. The sea water here, deep blue, blue to make people move, absolutely worthy of the "glass sea" reputation!

Walking along the pier, countless small white boats dot the sea, and fishermen return from their nets with a full harvest and the fatigue of the day. There is not only a beautiful sea view here, but also the breath of life, making people feel the fishing village culture of Puglia.

It is surrounded by picturesque cliffs and verdant hills, which complement the sapphire Adriatic Sea and form a moving picture. Whether you're a photography enthusiast or a traveler looking for peace and quiet, this is the place for you.

⚓️ Vacation tips:

🔹 You can pack your lunch before going out and enjoy a seaside picnic sitting on the rocks. After lunch, you can cool off by swimming in the glassy water. It is super comfortable.

🔹 It is also a good idea to hire a boat to visit the Adriatic Sea and explore caves such as the Grotta Palombara and the Grotta Azzurra. Grotta Zinzulusa is filled with stalactites, stalagmites and internal lakes, among other fascinating natural attractions.

🔹 Enjoy the local seafood at the marina restaurant is essential, the local seafood is very fresh delicious! It's also great to relax in the afternoon with a cappuccino at the cafe.

🔹 Go to the upper part of the Castro for charming villages and quaint alleys, the best observation deck is at the Castle of Aragon, which dates back to 1500.

🔹 From June to September there is a beach club with sun loungers and parasol platforms on the rocks. Lido La Sorgente is ideally located and has a bar, toilet and shower. In high season, two chairs and a parasol cost around €20.

Fast food dominates in this seaside town, with puccia (sandwiches) served at leisure venues such as Le Currenti and Le Stuzzicherie del Porto. Fried seafood is also popular. There are also several large seafood restaurants (such as Ristorante Aragosta), which have mixed reviews but a great location overlooking the water.