The sixteenth-century star-shaped tower overlooks an ancient landing place and is the historic symbol of the Carovigno coast.
Characteristics of the place and practical guidance for a responsible visit.
This page brings together the monument and the small harbour that explains its position; it is not a beach or beach-club guide.
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Tower, rocks, boats and inlet form one of the most recognisable views of the Carovigno coast.
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The harbour is used for mooring and boat movements and must not be treated as an ordinary bathing beach.
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Reach it from the local streets and signed pedestrian access points; traffic can be heavy in summer.
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Parking and seasonal services are available in the surrounding resort, but spaces can fill quickly in summer.
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Wind, rough water and wet surfaces require care near rocky edges and quays.
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Coastal history, photography, archaeology, fishing villages and landscapes linked to ancient landing places.
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Anyone looking for unrestricted bathing inside the harbour or expecting the tower interior to be always open.
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Comfortable shoes, water, sun protection and care not to obstruct harbour activities.
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