Gargano  Beaches

​By Dion Protani
Latest update: 20 November 2023
The best dozen or so Gargano beaches are headed by the iconic Baia delle Zagare with its faraglioni or sea stacks resembling a pair of broken giant's teeth. There are all sorts of weird and wonderful shapes like this to be seen on the Gargano Peninsula of Puglia which has an almost eclectic collection of beaches. 

Vignanotica Beach is characterised by its sheer white cliffs that make you feel just ever so queasy when you look up at them. The area of the Gargano National Park is a hilly forest in the middle of the Peninsula with a huge coastline around it. Some of the beaches are quite small but the water lapping up to them is quite stunning. 
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Baia  delle  Zagare

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Baia delle Zagare, Gargano Peninsula

Vignanotica  Beach

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Vignanotica Beach, Gargano Peninsula

Baia  San  Felice

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Baia San Felice, Gargano Peninsula

Pugnochiuso

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Pugnochiuso, Gargano Peninsula

Isola  di  Campi

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Isola di Campi, Gargano Peninsula

Arco  di  San  Felice

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Arco di San Felice, Gargano Peninsula

Portogreco

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Portogreco, Gargano Peninsula

Cala  Campi

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Cala Campi, Gargano Peninsula

Scoglio  di  Portonuovo

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Scoglio di Portonuovo, Gargano Peninsula

Spiaggia  di  Mattinatella

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Spiaggia di Mattinatella, Gargano Peninsula

Torre  Mileto

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Torre Mileto, Gargano Peninsula

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