Polignano a Mare is in Apulia

Polignano a Mare is a little part of the city of Bari, is so important for his “grotte marine” that’s not created by humans and his inside could be dangerous, however they are spectacular to see.

Polignano being a sea city had a climate almost tropical with warm winters and long and hot summers, a real treasure for people who hate cold of winter!

In addition to the “grotte marine” another important place of Polignano in the historic centre characterized by Roman remains and a series of churches, among the most important I mention The church “Santa Maria Assunta” that retains the relics Saint Vito, a Saint venerated in the areas near and the “Church of Purgatory” in Italian “Chiesa del Purgatorio” called in this way for the presence of ancient tombs of children, at the inside of this church we can find five wonderful paints including the paint of Saint Michele “protector of the souls of the Purgatory” and others paints that represent others saints, the floor is made by a tile of different geometric forms very colourful!

We come now at one of the most important beach of Italy, we are talking about “Lama Monachile” a beach that rises on the historic and important way “Via Traiana” that represent an important touristic destination for his wonderful panoramic, a fundamental feature of this beach is his composition, made of by little stones and not the ordinary sand.

However the strong rain erase every year a little part of this fantastic beach also restored in 2006 after a strong flood.

Lama Monachile is the unique Italian stage of the Red Bull Cliff Diving where a lot of athletes dives into the sea from greats heights!