Santa Maria di Leuca is one of the most renowned and varied locations from the landscape point of view of the Salento peninsula: this fraction of Castrignano del Capo (Lecce) presents, in fact, not only sandy beaches next to stretches characterized by high cliffs, but is bathed by two seas, according to legend: to the west from the Ionian Sea and to the east from the Adriatic.

And it is thanks to the millennial action of water erosion that it is possible to admire some of the most beautiful karst caves in Italy, all characterized by singular names and suggestive excursion destinations.

One of the peculiarities of these sea caves is that, depending on the time you visit them, the waters take on different shades, creating unprecedented refractions: the advice is, therefore, to visit the caves in the morning in the morning and those in the afternoon west to enjoy unique light effects.