The path of the cliffs

We will walk along the Trani seafront towards the south, to reach the Falesie path. Along this rocky coast with high and continuous walls overlooking the sea, far from the city, it will be possible to admire the colorful bee-eater. A species of slender and colorful bird that can reach a length of 25–29 cm including the two elongated feathers of the tail. These magni fi c birds with their unmistakable "crane-crane" lines nest along the rocky walls. After reaching a shady pine forest on the sea, the ff charming wild orchids will emerge, these deceptive plants that with their strange shapes and colors always manage to attract in addition to insects .. passionate about nature and photography;) The route will end in Torre Olivieri, a lookout tower located on the coast, in the Lama Paterna, an erosive furrow typical of the Apulian landscape, which conveys rainwater from the Murge karst plateau towards the Adriatic Sea.