the first part of the tour, takes place in the historic area of Monopoli seen from the sea. Where you will admire Castle Charles V and its ancient walls.

Continuing the navigation to the north, you arrive at Cala Corvino, a hidden cove nestled between high rocky cliffs. Viewed from the sea, Cala Corvino captivates with its contrasts: the limestone walls that descend steeply to the turquoise sea, and the small natural coves where the water is incredibly clear. It is a quiet and less frequented area, perfect for a relaxing break or to enjoy a dip in crystal clear waters. An authentic corner of Puglia, away from the beaten track

Continuing along the coast, you arrive at the spectacular Scoglio dell'Eremita, a natural symbol that marks the entry point to Polignano a Mare. This imposing rock, which stands majestically in the middle of the sea, is named after a hermit who once lived in a nearby cave. From aboard the boat, you can admire its majesty and the contrast between the white rocks and the deep blue of the surrounding waters. A corner of pure beauty that welcomes you to Polignano a Mare, perfect for taking unforgettable photos.

Passing through the Rock of the Hermit, we will arrive at Polignano a Mare. where we could enjoy the wonderful coastline seen from the sea we will look out over the most famous beach of Polignano, namely, Lama Monachile. Next door we also meet the suggestive statue of the famous Italian singer-songwriter Domenico Modugno, famous for his song "Volare".