The town of Peschici rises on a cliff in a splendid position overlooking the sea. A place much appreciated by tourists on holiday on the Gargano, it still retains the influence of its Moorish origins, memories of Arab dominations and raids, with caves carved into the rock and ancient white houses with domed roofs. Among the many beaches that surround one of the most fascinating is the Bay of Manacora, located on the extreme tip of the Gargano coast with a beautiful beach of fine sand framed by rocks near the National Park of Gargano.

The historic center is full of glimpses of great beauty, with its artisan shops and numerous places where you can taste the typical dishes of the Apulian tradition. Walking through the narrow lanes dug into the cliff or climbing the small and winding stairs that characterize you can breathe a unique atmosphere: the scent of maritime pine mixed with salty air is mixed with the smell of rosemary and caper that here comes spontaneous.

The Bay of Peschici is renowned for its white sand beach, about 1.2 kilometers long, framed by large rocks, which make it a peaceful beach ideal for children.

From the port of Peschici leave the boat trips to visit the sea caves of the coast and ferry trips to the Tremiti Islands.