The Gargano, with the imposing mass of its rocky structure, is the spur of Italy that plunges into the Adriatic Sea, interrupting the monotonous regularity of the coast with its rugged morphological features.

Sea stacks, rocks, coves, and bays of superb beauty are the result of the marine erosion of limestone rocks. Particularly striking are the numerous caves that often open into dome-shaped chambers with heights reaching up to 50 meters. Inside, multiple light reflections play, and from a distance, it’s spectacular to observe the white cliffs plunging steeply into the sea, adorned with twisted Aleppo pines, mastic shrubs, and rosemary.