Nestled in the region of Apulia, in the province of Bari, this small white-stone town can be part of a larger journey. It's a pleasant place to stay for the entire vacation, as the Italian coastline is beautiful everywhere. However, you won't find kilometers of beaches here. The bay with its gentle slopes into the water is popular among beauty enthusiasts during the peak season. Nevertheless, this won't hinder you from enjoying your stay, especially towards the end of April or in May when there are fewer people.
The beautiful landscapes and narrow streets of this charming Italian town will captivate those who appreciate romance and the enchanting twilight. The breathtaking sunsets, which can be admired from the high cliffs along the coast, are simply mesmerizing. And, of course, Polignano is filled with numerous small restaurants, cafes, steps between houses leading to other streets, historic churches, souvenir shops, workshops, and contemporary art exhibitions.
The caves and cliffs in the surrounding area of the town are particularly attractive, and you can explore them by renting a boat or taking a fast ferry. The view of the town from below, where gray cliffs transition into white walls, is truly delightful. The port town is lively throughout the year, pulsating with the rhythm of life while simultaneously exuding the tranquility of the Italian countryside.