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Mattinata beach, Gargano
Mattinata is a town in the Apulia region of 6,540 inhabitants belonging to the province of Foggia . The quality of the waters and beaches have given it the recognition of the Blue Flag, in fact Mattinata is a very popular tourist resort.
Between the hills of Coppa Madonna and Castelluccio is located the town of Mattinata, whose historic center is rich in testimonies, legacy of the different populations who have lived in this area over the centuries. Greeks, Romans and Saracens were the most influential civilizations that left numerous works of historical and artistic importance to the territory.
The appearance of Mattinata is characterized by typical Apulian architecture: low buildings strictly frescoed in white alternate with small and narrow “alleys” of the historic center.
In addition to the beaches and the sea, the appearance of Mattinata attracts the numerous tourists who decide to spend their holidays in this town every year. Tourism is in fact one of the greatest economic resources of this territory; to welcome the numerous tourists, large and welcoming hotels have arisen in Mattinata equipped with every comfort and service and suitable for any type of customers.
Among the countless beaches are definitely worth remembering the Bay of Vignanotica (also known as the bay of the Gabbiani) and the Bay of Mergoli ( known as the Faraglioni) characterized by high cliffs and white pebbles. Mattinata is one of the most beautiful places in Puglia.
The clear sea, clean beaches and the friendly and hospitable people of the Gargano attract visitors from all over ready to dedicate themselves to relaxation and exploration of the territory.
written by Patricia Carter - Last update: 03/08/2022
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