Dropping vertically into the Adriatic sea , on a triangular surface of about 63 square kilometers, lies the small town of Polignano a Mare. With its ancient beginnings, old Neapolis has always been the crossroads of wayfarers from different cultures, century after century: Arabians, Byzantines, Spanish, and the Normans that have left permanent traces of own presences. Favourite tourist destination, Polignano a Mare is in all respects one of the most lively centers in Apulia: it is especially esteemed not only for its art and culture, but also for its quality leisure time and night life.
Associations and organizations are very dinamic in Polignano and this makes the town even more lively; Polignano is viewed by many as 'the pearl of Adriatic sea'. Its natural heritage: sea and marine caves.
