The Marina di Ginosa in Ginosa

Ginosa - Ginosa is a town of about 21,600 inhabitants in the province of Taranto, in Puglia and stands at the beginning of the Taranto Murgia. The territory includes the Marina di Ginosa, the last municipality of the Ionian province on the border with Basilicata, and is characterized by different spaces: from the ravine to the sea, from the plain to the hill on the border with Matera.

Marina di Ginosa is a seaside village in the Ionian arch of Taranto, very renowned for the beauty of its waters and its sandy beaches, reasons that have led this place to have several awards. A peculiarity of the Marina di Ginosa and its coastline is the presence of a pine forest of shrubs that surrounds the whole territory: these shrubs are part of the protected area 'Pinete dell'Arco Ionico'. There is also the small Salinella Lake, a natural oasis in which there is a coastal tower, originally created to defend and control the Ionian coasts from invasions by the Turks. Despite its small size, it is the main attraction of the place: several migratory species stop in these places, allowing you to practice bird watching.