Salve

Salve is a town of 4,700 inhabitants in the Apulia region in Italy. Its municipality comprises the two coastal villages of Pescoluse and Torre Pali, both renowned tourist localities.

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By plane

The closest airport is the 🌍 Brindisi Airport (BDS^IATA), 120 km away. From here you can reach Salve by renting a car or through the various bus shuttle services.

By car

From the airport of Brindisi: take the to bypass the city, merge onto towards Lecce, here take Tangenziale Ovest and to Gallipoli and finally until the exit of Salve/Torre Pali. Once you get here turn right to arrive in the proper town, or turn left on the provincial road 339 to reach Pescoluse and Torre Pali in 5 minutes. The whole route will require about 1 ½ hr.
From Santa Maria di Leuca: take the freeway and then the provincial road 190 to arrive in Salve in 15 min. As an alternative you can drive along the coastal road enjoying the beautiful view.

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🌍 Li Pali, Litoranea Gallipoli - S.M. di Leuca - Torre Pali, ☎ +39 0833 711331, +39 340 696 8720, e-mail: hotel@lipali.com. 24/7. One of the most renowed restaurants in the area, famous for the abundance of the dishes, that comprise raw and cooked seafood. Mid-range. (updated Aug 2018)
🌍 Martinucci, Via Duca degli Abruzzi, 4 - Torre Pali (facing the beach in the centre of Torre Pali), ☎ +39 0833 933414, e-mail: info@martinuccilaboratory.it. 07:00-02:00. Excellent ice-creams, as well as cakes, calzoni and rustici. (updated Aug 2018)

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Torre Vado - Adjoining coastal village, rich of activities linked to the sea. (5 min by car)
Santa Maria di Leuca – Popular tourist destination with a relevant sanctuary and several sea caves to explore. (15 min)
Gallipoli – Enchanting old town, miles of beaches and buzzing nightlife. (½ hr)
Otranto – Colorful historic centre with its majestic castle, many beaches and coves to take a bath. (1 hr)
Lecce – The famous "capital of the Baroque" with its numerous churches and palaces, all of them richly decorated. (1 hr)

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