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Turchi Bay, Otranto, Italy
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As we proceed along our journey, we shall pass close to the Monaca Cave, where we will eventually find ourselves at the first accessible bay via a boat excursion: the Bay of the Water Mill, nestled amidst the mistral/Sunsetanian breeze, with its almost translucent azure waters and soft sand seabed.
This particular bay is renowned for housing two enchanting caverns: the Broken Cave and the Cave of Shells.
Our next destination lies just beyond these captivating bays; we are approaching Baia Imperia, now protected from the Scirocco winds, followed by another bay which seems somewhat reminiscent of the Caribbean region.
Baia Morrone offers an idyllic backdrop of low, sandy terrain, accompanied by towering cliffs, while the water here is crystal clear and breathtakingly pristine, ensuring that every visitor is captivated upon arrival.
As we continue on our voyage, we shall traverse the Cala del Le Cale d'Otranto, a charming local area situated near Santo Stefano, before reaching the picturesque bay known as the Turks Landing site, famed for its historical significance.
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| Highlights | Explore the vibrant social scenes of Otranto, where the gentle breeze dances through one's hair. Marvel at the awe-inspiring natural wonders such as the magnificent caves and pristine beaches, which offer breathtaking views and serene relaxation. Enjoy an unforgettable boat tour led by a skilled captain, providing a safe haven for visitors who wish to immerse themselves fully into the beauty of the sea around Otranto. |
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| Includes | The Aperitif has been prepared on board Skipper. |
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Turchi Bay, Otranto, Italy 
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Along the route, you can visit Baia Mulino d'Acqua, Baia Morrone, Baia dei Turchi, and explore 5 miles of coastal beauty.
Baia Mulino d'Acqua is renowned for its Broken Cave and Cave of Shells, both of which are part of the stunning coastline experience.
After Baia Mulino d'Acqua, you will reach Baia Imperia, which has been protected from the Scirocco winds.
Baia Morrone offers an idyllic backdrop of low, sandy terrain, accompanied by towering cliffs, creating a picturesque landscape.
Baia Morrone stands out due to its crystal-clear waters and breathtaking natural beauty, making it a must-visit location.
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