MARINA DI SALVE THE THIRD IN THE TOP TEN MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACHES OF THE MEDITERRANEAN DRAW BY LONELY PLANET
The beach and its Pescoluse "Maldives" the most beautiful coasts of the Mediterranean. The Marine Hi, I visited every summer thousands of holidaymakers, has risen on the third step of the podium in the special list of Lonely Planet, the mark of one of the most popular tourist guides in the world.
The Australian publisher, established in various countries around the world, including England, France and Russia, founded in 1973 and now owned by the BBC, the British group, has compiled a special list of the eleven most beautiful beaches of the "Mare Nostrum", positioning Pescoluse behind in Ulcinj (Montenegro) and Dhermiu (Albania).
Two other Italian places occupy the eighth and tenth place: Is Aruttas (Sardinia) and Capo Passero (Sicily). Every year Lonely Planet publishes guides sold millions of copies around the world, with the intent to promote independent travel and responsible tourism. The guides are known not to have advertising and the authors (more than 300 from all over the planet) are objective account of the places they visit. The "handbook" are also full of practical advice and also report the signals that they send consumers-tourists. In the case of the Mediterranean, the Lonely has published a list of eleven best places where lovers of sun, sea and swimming should not miss. The top ten list was published in eleven guides (including Montenegro, Albania, Puglia and Basilicata, Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Tunisia, Sardinia, Syria, Sicily and Andalusia).
Pescoluse is described as full of vitality and welcoming, with a reference to the Kaibo Beach Club where the animation is at home. "An expanse of white sand - is the comment back on driving - shoals and islets that emerge from the waters. You're thinking of the Maldives, and instead you're in the province of Lecce, in the heart of Salento, on the beach Pescoluse. One of the landmarks here in the heel of the boot, is the Kaibo, a beach club in the summer that never sleeps and offers music, entertainment and fashion cocktails. How do the fans of Salento, in these parts is not only sea, but also culture. This is proved by the remains of the dolmen, the numerous "pajare" (the trulli Salento) and the sixteenth-century tower built to defend the raids of pirates.
And then Lecce, with its elegant baroque flowers, is really at hand. " For Lonely Planet, the beach Pescoluse, from Montenegro to Tunisia is among the most beautiful and least known where "pampering".
Hi is reconfirmed as "Queen Navy" of Salento, after another prestigious award received this year by the Fee: The 2009 Blue Flag, which certifies the quality of services and the clear water.
To this were added the three wings of the Blue Guide of Legambiente and the Italian Touring Club.
And now the "prize" planetary Lonely Planet.