Cala del Pescatore: Sea and Relax

Cala del Pescatore is the perfect place for a day of sea, relaxation, and nature in Savelletri.

Cala del Pescatore: Sea and Relax

Where is Cala del Pescatore?

Cala del Pescatore is located just a few minutes from the center of Savelletri, a charming fishing village in the municipality of Fasano, in the province of Brindisi. This small cove is situated near the archaeological area of Egnazia, in a stretch of coast where rocks and sand alternate, creating picturesque corners perfect for a relaxing day at the beach.

How to get to Cala del Pescatore?

To reach Cala del Pescatore, you can choose from several options. By car, it is easily accessible from Fasano, Monopoli, or Brindisi, following the state road that runs along the coast. The recommended exit is “Savelletri–Egnazia,” which is well signposted. If you prefer the train, the nearest station is Fasano, from where you can continue by taxi or local public transport. Additionally, the area is very popular with cyclists due to the presence of scenic, low-traffic roads.

What are the parking options?

Once you arrive, you will find a convenient free parking area adjacent to the entrance of the beach. During the summer months, especially in August, it is advisable to arrive before 10 am to find a spot for both your car and your umbrella. Those who opt for a seasonal or monthly subscription usually have parking included in the package, making the visit even more convenient.

What are the prices and available services?

Entry to Cala del Pescatore is free, but for those who desire comfort and services, various options are available. An umbrella with two sunbeds costs about 35 euros on summer weekends, while a single sunbed is around 15 euros per day. Monthly or seasonal subscriptions are ideal for frequent visitors, with costs around 2,500 euros. Additionally, there are showers, restrooms, Wi-Fi, a bar, a relaxation area, and well-maintained shaded zones.

What is the beach like at Cala del Pescatore?

The beach at Cala del Pescatore is mixed, with fine sand in some areas and smooth rocks in others. The sea is clear, with beautiful rocky bottoms perfect for exploring with a mask and snorkel. There is a quieter, more reserved area, perfect for those seeking tranquility, and a central area that is more frequented, suitable for families and groups.

Why choose Cala del Pescatore?

Cala del Pescatore offers clear water and bottoms suitable for snorkeling, in an orderly and relaxed environment, ideal for those who dislike crowds. Moreover, the historical and natural context is unique, with the walls of the ancient city of Egnazia just a short walk away. The beach is easily accessible, even for those with reduced mobility, and the services are of high quality, with attention to guest comfort.

What practical tips should you consider when visiting?

It is advisable to book sunbeds and umbrellas in advance, especially on weekends in July and August. Bring your mask and fins to swim among small fish and colorful bottoms. If possible, also visit the nearby archaeological park of Egnazia to combine sea and culture. For lunch, the beach bar offers snacks, salads, fresh fruit, and drinks.

What is a personal experience to share?

When I visited Cala del Pescatore for the first time, I was struck by the simplicity and beauty of the place. I spent hours between swims, relaxing under the umbrella, with the sound of the sea as a backdrop. At the end of the day, a stroll among the boats in Savelletri and a plate of fresh fish made everything even more special.