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1 Reviews on “Porto di Bisceglie”
Porto di Bisceglie is a charming, down-to-earth harbor that really fits the bill for a practical stop along Apulia’s rugged coast. Tucked in the old fishing town, it’s more of a working port than a luxury marina, but that’s part of its appeal. Mooring here is straightforward, just make sure you check for space during the busy season, and you’ll find the essentials: water, electricity, and fuel.
The local crew is friendly and always ready to share a tip or two about the best seafood spots in town. After a day at sea, a quick stroll through Bisceglie reveals a mix of historic charm and lively street life, perfect for grabbing a bite.