Spiaggia dellu Pepe is not a broad sandy beach. local public sources describes a rocky area by the large sea stacks, reached by steps to a natural platform.
Practical information checked for access, sea conditions, services and safety. The municipal itinerary confirms the local name Spiaggia dellu Pepe and its rocky access.
Walk from the lighthouse sector along the coastal route; steps and rock need care, especially when wet.
If an access point is closed or altered, do not improvise shortcuts: use authorised routes only.
Rock entry, irregular seabed and water that can deepen quickly.
Before moving away from shore, identify a safe exit point and do not enter if waves or current exceed your ability.
Better for adults and older children used to rocky shores; the small Sant’Andrea cove is easier for young children when conditions allow.
Before planning the day, consider access, distance from services, crowding and how easy it will be to get back.
Parking is indicated near the lighthouse and access road; peak-season spaces fill quickly.
Do not leave valuables visible in the car and do not occupy verges, access points or unauthorised spaces.
Steps and natural rock make it unsuitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
If you have specific mobility needs, check before leaving whether the route is genuinely usable that day.
Check depth, submerged rocks, waves and exit before entering the water.
Check actual access and conditions on site before relying on this information.
For rocky-coast lovers and snorkelling in calm water.
Before deciding, pay particular attention to the access and safety cards, as they can completely change the experience.
Less suitable for small children, reduced mobility or anyone wanting sand and on-site services.
If one of these limitations is decisive for you, compare a nearby location before setting off.
Trainers, rock shoes, water and sun protection.
Keep your phone and documents in a waterproof case and carry your gear in a compact backpack.
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Beach clubs and bathing establishments linked to this location.
Continue along the same stretch of coast with the linked guides.
One of Salento’s most recognisable rocky landscapes, shaped by stacks, caves and small inlets. Since February 2026 the view has changed: the Lovers’ Arch has completely collapsed.
Mafar Cave is a natural coastal cave at Sant’Andrea. Its name and coordinates are recorded in the 2026 Puglia Speleological Federation cave register.
A tiny free cove on the edge of Sant’Andrea’s rocky coastline, reached by a short walk and a descent cut into the rock. Sand, stones and rock share a very small space below cliffs and Mediterranean scrub.
Mbruficu Cave is a natural coastal cave at Sant’Andrea. Its name and coordinates are recorded in the 2026 Puglia Speleological Federation cave register.
Tafaluro, often associated with Sant’Andrea’s “Sphinx”, is an isolated limestone formation that defines the bay panorama. It is best enjoyed from the shore and natural viewpoints.
Sant’Andrea Beach is a very small natural cove facing the Sphinx sea stack in the famous limestone landscape.
Grotta del Pepe Cave is a natural coastal cave at Sant’Andrea. Its name and coordinates are recorded in the 2026 Puglia Speleological Federation cave register.
Grotta del Canale Cave is a natural coastal cave at Sant’Andrea. Its name and coordinates are recorded in the 2026 Puglia Speleological Federation cave register.
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