Peschici: Whitewashed Homes and Cobblestone Roads

Following a fun morning exploring the back streets of Vico del Gargano and lunch at the Arianna Club where we were staying, my fellow bloggers and I were introduced to Peschici.

Cobblestone streets of Peschici, Italy — White walls invite graffiti, yet even spray paint seems to have its place here.

Peschici is a whitewashed seaside village of 4,400 residents at the northernmost point of the Gargano promontory in southern Italy.

As was the case in Vico, I felt an overwhelming urge to scurry off and lose myself in the narrow cobblestone streets of the historic center.

This time, I also made sure to stop for gelato and pick up a few little souvenirs in one of the many gift shops.

Daily life — A woman chats with someone outside her front door while the laundry dries in the fading sunlight around the corner.

Homes in Peschici — Look up for a different perspective. The geometry of the buildings caught my eye here.

Looking inland toward the green hills of Gargano.

Kids look out over the Adriatic Sea at the northernmost point of Peschici.

Love locks signify couples' commitments to one another.

Gelateria Creperia Michel in Peschici — The popular Gelateria Creperia Michel is in the heart of Peschici's historic center.

Chocolate gelato topped with a scoop of Nutella.

The village of Peschici, Italy — Peschici from a distance.

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My trip to Gargano, Italy, was in partnership with Gargano OK.

Dave Lee

Dave is the Founder and Editor in Chief of Go Backpacking and Feastio. He's been to 66 countries and lived in Colombia and Peru. Read the full story of how he became a travel blogger.

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