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The scenery is stunning, with white rocks, grottoes, and golden sand along the shore, and olive and almond groves, pine woods, and oak stands just inland. You can walk along wooded paths in the cool shade, stroll along the palm-lined promenade, or discover a hidden cove along the coastline. The beach is framed by dramatic erosion formations, one of which is known as Pizzomunno and is a symbol of Vieste. It rises 25 meters from the water.
Built in the 11th century, the cathedral is one of the oldest examples of the now-classic Puglian Romanesque style. Its tall Baroque bell tower is topped with a delicate onion dome and swirled with frosting-like adornment. The Norman castle guarded the town, and its ruins still stand guard. The ancient necropolis of La Salata, located just outside town, is perhaps the most interesting attraction. The early Christian burial ground is a fascinating trip back in time.
The lighthouse that protects sailors along the coast, which stands on a tiny island just off the coast, is a truly lovely sight. The Arco di San Felice is a natural wind and water sculpted stone arch rising out of the water, reminiscent of Capri. San Lorenzo Beach, a hidden crescent bay tucked away among the rocks, is one of the best.
Six Best Things To Do In Vieste, At Night
- Visit the old town of Vieste by night: The old town of Vieste is teeming with excellent shops and restaurants, many of which have breathtaking views of the sea. In fact, exploring the old town at night is a reason to celebrate.
- Explore the Fontana at Village Baia Turchese: This village is an exceptional location, with an incredible pool and access to the beautiful, quiet shoreline. This place is a playground for kids, especially when the bouncy châteaux appear.
- Stroll by the Vieste waterfront: The Marina Vieste manages the administration of mooring and refueling boats along the beautiful Gargano coast. The stunning Vieste waterfront offers views of Croatia's southern islands, as well as Greece and Montenegro.
- Watch the sun rise at Gargano Beach: Gargano Beach has one of the best shorelines in Italy, emphasizing the area's perfect setting. Aside from this beach, there are some pleasant shorelines between Vieste and Peschici, but access to these is typically limited to those staying in campgrounds.
- Bar Gelateria Cafe Seggio: Bar Gelateria Cafe' Seggio is a fantastic outdoor dining establishment with a friendly, welcoming staff. The cafe's menu includes a wide range of options such as beverages, desserts, and snacks.
- Tonga Tiki Bar: Tonga Tiki Bar is a laid-back spot that's ideal for a few drinks on any given night of the week. If you arrive early at Tiki Bar, reserve a table in a corner with your friends.
