PESCHICI
| Clung
to a crag falling steeply into the sea, Peschici
is a typical Mediterranean village, with its white houses bathed with
dazzling light. Located in the northernmost end of the coast, Peschici looks over the coastline from Rodi Garganico to Calalunga and you can catch a glimpse of the Tremiti Islands and Pelagosa in the distance. Peschici's origins date back to the 970 c., when a Slavonic chief was asked by Emperor Otto the Great I to fight off the Saracens. Saint Elias is the patron saint of the city and the spiritual benchmark for all the people in Peschici. Many celebrations dedicated to this saint are held on 19, 20 and 21 July. |
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Peschici,
does not only mean sun and fun but also sports activities, excursions,
horse-back riding,
mountain bike riding…  |
Excursion:
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Coastals
caves: that can reach with every boat
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Motorship
to "Tremiti" Islands
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San
Giovanni Rotondo and
Padre Pio  |
Monte
Sant'Angelo
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Vieste
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Vico
del Gargano
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Peschici:
a walk from Hotel Tuppo delle Pile
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Peschici:
sunset
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