Acque Chiare is a northern coastal area with small beaches below the coast and access points that must always be checked on site.
Characteristics of the place and practical guidance for a responsible visit.
Acque Chiare is a distinct northern coastal sector with two municipal beach portions rather than one commercial beach.
Check public access, bathing information and signs on site.
Sand below the cliffs alternates with rock and an uneven seabed; storms change the beach width.
Check public access, bathing information and signs on site.
The small beaches can be pleasant in calm weather, but access, space and cliff proximity require care with children.
Check public access, bathing information and signs on site.
The area is reached from the coast road and village streets; parking rules and availability vary.
Check public access, bathing information and signs on site.
Wind and waves can narrow the shore, and cliff edges must never be used as shortcuts.
Check public access, bathing information and signs on site.
Not every road in the residential area is a public beach access; respect gates and restrictions.
Check public access, bathing information and signs on site.
Suitable for visitors who appreciate small beaches and can adapt to changing access.
Check public access, bathing information and signs on site.
Less suitable for anyone requiring certified level access, extensive sand or guaranteed facilities.
Check public access, bathing information and signs on site.
Bring water, shade, sun protection and rock shoes.
Check public access, bathing information and signs on site.
Images will be added only after direct verification of the place.
Have you photographed this beach or a beach club located here? Send your image to Salentissimo.it.
The photo and the details you enter will be emailed to the editorial team and checked before possible publication among the photographs of this beach.
Beach clubs and bathing establishments linked to this location.
Add it to the portal for free.
Add beach clubDiscover the other beaches and places linked to the same resort.
Small sea access points follow one another between La Conca, Malcarne and Sciaia, with sandy and rocky sections and coastal pine groves.
Punta Penne combines a recognised free beach with a broad coastal park extending towards Punta del Serrone.
The former Lido Poste, also known as the former Saca, is now a public equipped beach with a particular focus on accessibility.
At the end of Sbitri road lies a small coastal stretch recognised as a separate beach, with a shoreline that changes naturally.
Giancola is recognised for the nearby canal mouth and a landscape of beach, wetland and low cliffs.
The Torre Testa del Gallico coastal tower overlooks a natural area marked by cliffs and coastal protection works.
Apani is the northernmost bathing area of this resort, with mixed coves before the protected area of Torre Guaceto.
Choose a service and view all available businesses and information on its dedicated page.
Discover nearby seaside resorts along the Adriatic coast of Salento.
Quick answers to help plan your visit.