On our way to Vieste we stopped in Monte S. Angelo. This village is best known for a church that has been built deep into the mountains. Also, there are many houses that look identical, which is very untypical for Italy. I tried to capture this in the picture above.

A view to the southern side of Vieste.

One morning we came to Vieste and we could see the sun playing with the sea and the harsh contrast of the lighthouse. Fortunately, I had my camera with me and could take this shot.

The town has many small streets, but the sea can always be seen.

Sometimes you have the impression that you are in an arabic village as all houses are painted bright and white.

One of the watchtowers of Vieste which could be seen from our camp site. In the evening it is illuminated. As you can see from the waves, I used the tripod to take the shot.

To the north of Vieste, you will find Peschici. The view from the castle is beautiful.

Here another shot of the Peschici beach, this time from the west. The castle can be seen on the steep cliff.