Porto Cesareo
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Basem
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates3 contributions
Jul 2023 • Family
I read some negative comments about the place but honestly we had a great time at Porto Cesareo!
It is a humble town, and has a lot to offer…walkable, with many nice and simple restaurants…good local food and some spectacular beaches
People are friendly, even if many don’t speak anything than Italian.
We were surprised by how beautiful the town is …even if it is not picturesque as many other towns in Puglia, but I think it is worth visiting
It is a humble town, and has a lot to offer…walkable, with many nice and simple restaurants…good local food and some spectacular beaches
People are friendly, even if many don’t speak anything than Italian.
We were surprised by how beautiful the town is …even if it is not picturesque as many other towns in Puglia, but I think it is worth visiting
Written July 17, 2023
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katinkalanham
London, UK6 contributions
Aug 2016 • Family
well restored look out tower from the 15th century, worth paying entrance fee to explore. There are look out towers all along the Salento coast but this is the only one that's retained all its original structure. Great views and amazing fish restaurant nearby.
Written August 19, 2016
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primozhoce
Maribor, Slovenia757 contributions
Jul 2014 • Couples
Really nice coastal town with a port full of restaurants. Great panorama with small islands. When deciding back home where to stay in Apuglia for 14nights Porto Cesareo was on a short list, but gladly we decided for Otranto...
Written July 3, 2014
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Gypsy9
USA33 contributions
Apr 2018 • Couples
We decided to change our itinerary a bit to get away from some of the nice but crowded and traffic-filled towns in Puglia to enjoy a coastal drive for a while. I'd remembered reading about Porto Cesareo while researching our trip, so we headed there, and it turned out to be one of the nicest overnights of our trip. It was just the right size to avoid the traffic congestion we found in many of the other towns we visited, plus we found that once we parked our car at our hotel (the scenically-situated Isola Lo Scoglio hotel) we could stroll across the water on their small bridge to restaurants and markets in town. Another bonus of the town we found was the fact that most the restaurants opened at 6 pm, and we had a delicious and reasonably-priced dinner at Le Arcate. We got the feeling that the town doesn't see many English-speaking visitors compared to many of the tourist-destination towns in Puglia, and we found everyone we met to be very friendly and welcoming. It was a wonderful start to our drive around the coast.
Written May 23, 2018
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Nancy B
Gallipoli, Italy30 contributions
May 2016 • Friends
I enjoyed visiting this sleepy village. Beautiful clear water and some very nice restaurants. Not too crowded in May. Definitely worth visiting
Written June 19, 2016
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Erik Tulkens
Hasselt, Belgium15 contributions
Dec 2014 • Family
Between lunch at Fallis restaurant and a stroll on the promenade with coffee in one of the numerous bars in Cesareo , and the sun shining, you'll have a great afternoon.
Written December 9, 2014
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Denise H
55 contributions
The city is full of tourist shops and restaurants. The real authentic south italian feeling cant be found here. .......
Written October 3, 2014
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ColleenCo
Pescara, Italy1,022 contributions
Sep 2021 • Couples
Porto cesareo is just famous for its name and history! It has no charm at all. Just a few boats in the bay and a few restaurants noteworthy of interest.
Written September 19, 2021
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Maurizia-Ramzi
Lecce, Italy61 contributions
Aug 2020
Fisherman village that preserves a historic feeling while offering contemporary services - a must see in all Seasons
Written August 20, 2020
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PaulCG
Southampton, UK121 contributions
Sep 2018 • Family
Port Ceasreo is a love;ly seaside port to visit with a nice promenade and lovely bars, cafes, restaurants and Gelateria. It is lovely to walk along the well laid out path in front of the sea. Visit the market on Thursdays although get their early as parking is challenging on that day.
Written October 1, 2018
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Indiana M
Buenos Aires, Argentina66 contributions
Hola! Que hotel de playa recomiendan ? Viajo a fin de mayo en pareja, gracias!!!
falcomilena8119@gmail.com
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Salve, in che zona di Porto Cesareo è fattibile prendere casa?
Noi cerchiamo qualcosa che ci consenta di avere il mare vicino anche se il "centro" è un po' distante ma fattibile a piedi.
Raffaella P
2 contributions
Salve... vorrei vedere qualche foto della spiaggia del paese di Porto cesareo e inoltre vorrei sapere da qualcuno che già ci è stato come si presenta... insomma dicono che non sia un granché
SaraEgitto
Hurghada, Egypt62 contributions
Ciao, durante la mia vacanza in Salento della scorsa estate, non ho mai trascorso la giornata a Porto Cesareo. Ho visto le spiagge passando con la macchina e a luglio erano veramente affollate e meno belle di altri punti nelle vicinanze. Noi abbiamo preferito usare la spiaggia di Torre Lapillo, anch'essa affollata ma decisamente migliore come qualità dell'acqua. Abbiamo trascorso una giornata anche nella più selvaggia Punta Prosciutto, che merita sicuramente una visita ma che tuttavia è inferiore a mio parere a Torre Lapillo.
ellytraveltravel
Florence, Italy47 contributions
ciao queste foto sono della spiaggia del paese? Grazie
Francesca L
Cazzano Sant'Andrea, Italy932 contributions
si, questa è la spiaggia di Porto Cesareo.. trovi sia spiaggia attrezzata che libera
Marilena F
30 contributions
Di solito a settembre il tempo è bello o fa freddo?
Davide G
Amorosi, Italy82 contributions
Ciao io ci sono sempre stato a luglio
però la Puglia è molto calda
a Settembre troverai un bel clima
non un caldo estivo ma un bagnetto lo farai 😃
Valerio
Cisterna di Latina, Italy1 contribution
Salve volevo sapere, dovrei prendere un appartamento al centro di porto cesarei vicino al ristorante "Da antimo", il centro è frequentato la sera? si possono affittare motorini nelle vicinanze? se si dove?
onionclub
Province of Bari, Italy22 contributions
Assolutamente si il centro è frequentatissimo a maggior ragione nel periodo estivo.il centro è provvisto di parcheggi a pagamento a fasce orarie sia per auto che per moto.
Ciao, andrò in vacanza a fine luglio con un bimbo piccolo. Quali spiagge consigliate che siano accessibili e non troppo caotiche?
FABIUSS62
Bergamo, Italy32 contributions
Ciao il mio consiglio è la spiaggia di punta prosciutto , la più bella secondo noi , qui troverai anche all'interno della spiaggia una specie di chiosco attrezzato SEL service dove potrai gustare delle meravigliose mozzarelle e pomodorini che non potrai più farne a meno , almeno a noi è andata così , evita il sabato e la domenica meglio Rimini o Cesenatico in questo caso. Mentre per la cena ti consiglio il Grecale a Porto Cesareo . Un posto che merita di essere visitato anche se distante qualche chilometro è sicuramente la spiaggia di Pescoluse .
Katarina B
Fornovo San Giovanni17 contributions
ciao a tutti, volevo un consiglio.. a giugno volevo passare una settimana a porto cesareo. mi sono informata qua e là e ho letto che le spiagge più belle sono a torre lapillo e punta prosciutto.. mentre la vita notturna e decisamente meglio a Porto cesareo.. come posso organizzarmi con l alloggio? nel senso dove?
il nostro intento era di passare le serate dove ce più gente e locali.. da torre lapillo a porto cesareo è fattibile a piedi? ci sono supermercati a torre lapillo? grazie a chi risponderà :)
Roberto
524 contributions
A torre lapillo ci sono piccoli supermercati, pescherie, fruttivendoli e diversi posti dove cenare alla buona più un buon ristorante pizzeria (l'angolo di Beppe). A piedi per Porto Cesareo non è fattibile, sono 6 km circa. Le spiagge migliori sono a Torre lapillo, quelle strepitose verso Punta Prosciutto ma sono altri 6/8 km dalla parte opposta. Bisogna muoversi in auto o moto.
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- Hotels near Porto Cesareo:
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- (0.08 mi) Mojito Bar
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