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Only the Maremma can offer a similar panorama: a path with a dense and suggestive nature of the Mediterranean scrub up to the sea of ​​Cala Violina, in the province of Grosseto.

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Punta Corvo it is located near Tellaro, in the municipality of Ameglia. Characterized by a beach with dark sand a few hundred meters long, dominated by rocky cliffs and surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation, and by the blue sea.

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Bear Towerin Salento, is a bay of just under a kilometer made of very white and very fine silver-white beaches and low dunes protected by thick vegetation.

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La CastellaIsola di Capo Rizzuto in the province of Crotone it is one of the most fascinating protected areas in Southern Italy: what is striking is the 15th-century Aragonese castle “Le Castella”, which can only be reached on foot from the beach at low tide at certain times.

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Two twin rocks come out of the waters of this crystal clear sea, hence the name of this beach: Beach of the Two Sisters (Ancona).

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In one of the most beautiful stretches ofMarine Protected Area “Capo Rizzuto” stands one of the most fascinating castles in Italy, thanks also to its particular location that sees it triumph on an islet linked to the coast only by a thin strip of land.

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The fortress built in the fifteenth century. it rests on foundations dating back to the period Magno-Greco (400 BC). The stronghold served as a shelter for soldiers engaged against the attacks of the invaders coming from the sea.

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Cala Violina it takes its name from a detail that makes it unique: tiny grains of quartz that play a melody at every step. Sound beaches are an ancient phenomenon, already narrated by Marco Polo. There are barely a hundred similar places in the world, and Cala Violina is one of them.

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Bear Tower in Salento it boasts a particularly clear sea due to the currents of the Otranto channel.

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Located 28 km from Lecce, Bear Tower it is part of the marvelous marinas of Melendugno (together with San Foca, Roca, Sant’Andrea and Torre Specchia). It owes its name to the coastal tower located on the rock near the sea, dating back to the sixteenth century. Its function was that of sighting of Turkish ships bound for Salento.

A walk among the villages, on a Sunday to discover the Lazio coast. PHOTO