A little more than twenty kilometers from Lecce and a stone's throw from Otranto, between Torre

dell'Orso and Baia Dei Turchi, lies Torre Sant'Andrea, an ancient fishing village, a stone's throw from
the characteristic village of Melendugno. The Pharaglions are certainly the distinctive feature of the
Torre Sant'Andrea; a work of art of nature , a clash of elements with the water of the sea that has
shaped the white rock, giving life to what appear to be the "guardians" who keep company with the
nearby lighthouse, overlooking this stretch of coastline: the bravest ever. miss the opportunity to
measure themselves in bold diving.

Of all the stacks, the most suggestive is the arc-shaped one: "Arco degli Innamorati" , a place that, on
days when the sea is calm, offers the unique possibility of swimming through a crystalline sea

Pharaohs who, in all their strength, emerge from a water that looks like a color palette. , from blue to
emerald and reflecting a splendid background. A sea that was often distinguished with the "blue flag"
.

A panorama that, with the sixteenth-century defense tower of the same name and the small harbor,
a landing place for fishermen and small pleasure boats, acquires a fairytale charm.

Behind this "cove", there is a wonderful pine forest that reaches the Alimini lakes . Strolling along its
green paths, you can discover sandy beaches that rise only at low tide, with stone steps that make
them accessible to those who love intimacy and intimacy