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SHEET N. 8 Km From Otranto to Roca 31 a / r

Engaged route last year (see chart # 7), after St. Andrew, in the direction N.NW. you come first in Tower and then to Bear Roca.
two locations' that will leave memories in the minds of the kayaker. (See also nn cards. 2 and 3)
Broken by Andrea S. and after traveling the long, high cliff, the view opens to the kayaker a bay of fine sand. We Torre Bear (Bear Cove), perhaps the most 'beautiful and welcoming beaches of Salento protected from winds and busy summer. The old tower, and 'immediately visible when passing the high costs of the asp. (Note: the tower, and as I said 'visible, but it' s also a visible civil construction that disfigures the original beauty).
The site, shows a very large bay that is spread to form a large arc between two rocky points with a thick pine forest that leads down to the sea. The beauty of the place is further enhanced by the presence ridge to the south and a few meters from the shore, two huge yellow rocks that locals call "The Two Sisters" (the legend to the card number 3).
After a deserved rest, you continue taking the high ridge, as usual, full of crevices and caves, reaching "Roca" or "Li Seats Roca" or "Old Fortress", where thousands of years of history appear to be stratified short on the coast. We are in one of the 'more' mysterious and fascinating of all the Salento, in particular the stretch of coast that is home to the cave of "Poetry", an ancient place of worship first and then pay a Christian, now invaded by sea, completely devoid of the dome collapsed.
The tour of the cave entrance and enchant and gratify the kayaker, aware at this time that only he comfort of your kayak and 'permission "violating" such beauty.

Visible from the sea walls, with a broad scope that bordered a large and flourishing city. Nearby dug into the rock caves and hollow 'homes to give evidence of primitive peoples. Unfortunately the weather has changed the look of an environment that would certainly be a place for many activities', including the port, as evidenced by the presence there of
docks, tanks, and more, in large blocks of stone.