8 Serra Cicora, 73048, Nardò
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A quiet coastal wild spot with a small beach among the rocks, attractive coves, and opportunities for peaceful overnight stays. Access is very narrow, rocky, and sometimes overgrown, though recent reports confirm it is possible with a 7m camper. The beach becomes busy with locals from around 9h until sunset, while nights are usually calm, except when beach parties occur. Mosquitoes are common near sunset.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Great spot for the night! The access road is indeed a little narrow and rocky but possible in a van (we have a 7 m camper). We spent a quiet night, there was another van and still plenty of space. You can swim in the lovely little coves. A few fishermen and swimmers in the morning.Translating
Two motorhome spaces, the road to access them is very narrow and in poor condition. We managed it with a small motorhome. The sea view is nice. Very quiet for the night.Translating
The access road is a disaster at the end of December—heavily overgrown (even with a van, the trees scrape both sides), with huge puddles of water and mud across the road. For large vehicles at this time of year, it is therefore challenging. And even on December 29, there were countless mosquitoes! In addition, many residents were on the small beach, so after the great sunset we drove on.Translating
Very nice place close to the beach, very quiet. There was nobody there. Access for a motorhome via a track. Clean.Translating
Very pleasant by the sea. Many mosquitoes at sunset, but that is the case everywhere in Puglia. We went there on a Saturday evening and a party was held on the beach during the night, so it may be best to avoid weekends.Translating
We spent an evening and a very quiet night there with a beautiful sunset. Fishermen come at night and locals arrive from 9 a.m., but the beach empties from 6 p.m. A few mosquitoes. Bins are available at this time of year.Translating
The path is very, very, very narrow and the beach is often busy (from 8–9 a.m. until sunset). Otherwise, the night was very peaceful with beautiful stars and the beach is very pleasant. I would also like to point out that bins are available and make the place cleaner than what I had read in previous comments.Translating
Beautiful place, but unfortunately there is currently a huge amount of rubbish on the beach. (See attached photo.) Many glass shards in the sand, etc. Our van is 2 m wide and the access was still very tight, ultimately causing a great many scratches. We left again—very unfortunate.Translating
Lovely spot, if you are not concerned about scratches from overgrown bushes (our MH is 2.35m wide). Frequented by locals, so keep this in mind when parking. There is more space on the other end of the beach. However, the road is also quite muddy. When traveling from the south (Gallipoli), take the second Sera Cicora road as it's less steep and not as overgrown.
Excellent, beautiful small sandy beach, peace, lots of hiking opportunities. Narrow access.
Fabulous location away from the road down a dirt track, other places available along the track as it follows the coastline. I did a fantastic hike along the coast towards Gallipoli and through the national park.
A spot really close to the sea and the Uluzzo Tower, from where you can reach the Selvaggio natural park, where you can take a magnificent walk.Translating
Flat place with a beautiful view, a few fishermen and other visitors, but we had a lovely night. The road is quite rocky on the way there.Translating