With 17 km of beaches, alternating dunes covered with centuries-old juniper trees, sandy beaches, rocks, Aragonese lookout tower and seaside hamlets, Ostuni offers a wide choice of beaches able to satisfy even the most demanding. The coast of Ostuni, along with its countless pristine beaches and coves, will allow you to experience a spectacular holiday from every point of view. One piece of advice we can give you is to book in advance because these beaches are always much sought after in the summer months. The municipal administration of Ostuni has identified 2 public beach bau where our 4-legged friends are allowed.

La Grave probably originated in the Upper Cretaceous, about 100 million years ago, when our region was submerged by an ancient sea where molluscs and vegetables lived. The shells of these animals, then deposited on the bottom of the sea, gave birth to a heap of mud and sand, then compressed and become the thick limestone base, several kilometers. The subsequent raising of the land brought out this base, where fractures were created, in which the river water with intense rainfall formed an underground aquifer that dissolved the limestone, creating small ducts and leading to the extraordinary panorama which we now have the privilege of being able to observe.