The only drawback is the nearby nightclub that plays music until late in the summer. Otherwise, it's a decent campsite. There are shaded pitches, and the sea is beautiful and right across the street. The charming town of Giovinazzo is a 15-minute walk away.

It's a secure parking lot. There are no trees and it's in full sun. There are two parking options: hourly rate without electricity or daily rate with electricity. Close to the city center, a 10-minute walk away.

As of July 30, 2026, the area is closed and appears abandoned.

Don't worry, there are loading and unloading services. Free electricity! The historic center is 2 km away, accessible via a cycle/pedestrian path.

It's a parking lot for all vehicles. I didn't find any amenities. It's in the middle of a residential neighborhood. Quiet at night. A 10-minute walk from the historic center.

The area is located within a sports complex. There are about a dozen RV spots, but some may be occupied by cars. Loading and unloading services are available. Fairly close to the historic center.

There are water loading and unloading facilities. Spaces are limited and on a slope.

It's a former equipped camper area, now a parking lot for cars, but campers are welcome. Quiet. Adjacent to the village.

The only positive is that it's very close to the historic center, which is just a few minutes' walk away. There are only 13 spots, but you can find a spot in the large adjacent parking lot. There's only a water loading and unloading service, but no toilet service, which makes it dirty because those who dump it there usually don't clean it up. A bit noisy due to the proximity of the train tracks. There are no other amenities.

Very close to the center but only 4 spaces with a maximum 4-hour parking disc between 8:00 and 19:30.