The best hotels in Peschici

What are the best hotels in Peschici?

Peschici clings to a rocky headland above a turquoise bay on Puglia’s Gargano coast, its whitewashed old town full of winding lanes, pretty squares and little restaurants overlooking the sea. The sandy beach is ideal for lazy days, while the surrounding Gargano National Park offers plenty of reasons to explore further afield. For a stay with real character, La Chiusa delle More is our top pick. This charming stone-built country hotel has terraced gardens, an inviting pool, a lovely Puglian restaurant and sea views, with the beach just a short stroll away.

Scroll down the page for our full selection of recommended hotels in Peschici or, for a look at different areas, read our guide to the best places to stay in Puglia.

The Best Places to Stay in Peschici

For the View

• La Chiusa delle More is a magical looking stone-built hotel, that seems to sprawl down a hillside, towards the sea below, via a number of charming terraces, a restaurant, pool and olive groves. The ten rooms and suites are arranged in a collection of traditional stone farm buildings, offering an excellent range of accommodation options, and great choices for families too. The beach is just 500 metres away, and the hotel is almost as close to the edge of the Gargano National Park. We love the restaurant, with its Puglian cuisine, cooking classes, and fabulous local wine list.

For an Apartment or Villa

• If you’d prefer a self-catering option, we recommend you visit our online partner Booking.com.

Travel Information

• The closest airport to Peschici is Bari Airport, which is about two and half hours away by car. Naples Airport, is on Italy’s opposite coastline, but it might be an easier journey for you; it’s about thee and half hours drive.
• If you want to hire a car — which we strongly advise if you’re staying in Peschici and want to see more of Puglia — we recommend you visit our online partner Rentalcars.
• Peschici’s Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers and mild winters means there’s not really a bad time to visit weather wise, though the seaside location means summer is the most popular time of year. If you’re not restricted about when you travel you may want to consider September and October, because the water is still warm, the sun still shining, and there are far fewer visitors around. Spring in Puglia is ideal if you want to explore the region’s inland charms too.

Still not sure?

• You could expand your search to include all the best places to stay in Puglia,
• Include some of the best places to stay in nearby Monopoli, the best places to stay in Savelletri or Bari,
• Alternatively, contact one of our friendly Gurus for personalised advice.