
by Suzy Strutner
If you're not in Polignano a Mare, then you're doing it wrong. That's because this gem of an Italian beach town is situated on the edge of a craggy ravine, high above the electric-blue ocean. Home to humans since prehistoric times, Polignano oozes charm to this day.
Its collection of stone streets, pleasant piazzas and mysterious sea caves practically begs you to come and explore. Breathtaking is really the only word. Polignano's dark, shadowy grottoes were home to people in the Neolithic era.
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