Mattinata beach

Mattinata is a large pebble beach on the Adriatic coast of Apulia, Italy. The place is beautiful - with scenic views and with clear water. Unfortunately, pebbles are not very comfortable to walk barefoot, so it is better to have swimming shoes. In addition, the water is very deep right near the coastline, while the sea is usually choppy. However, there are breakwaters in the north end of the beach, where the safe swimming is quite possible. Shore and seabed: pebbles, stones. [edit]

Coordinates: 41.704063, 16.068593

Hotels [edit]

Rooms' fares start from US$80 per night in the coastal area. While the Old Town of Mattinata is located a little further away from the beachfront, so rooms are from US$70.

How to get there [edit]

Fly to Bari airport (BRI). Get by the local train to Manfredonia station. Next get by taxi about 15 km to the north-east.

When to go [edit]

The best time for a beach holiday in Mattinata is a warm period from July to September.

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