Transportation
Rent a car to easily access the nearby beaches and the historic center of Taranto.





Located in the heart of the Apulia region, Statte is a small city that provides a tranquil alternative to the bustling tourist centers of southern Italy. With a population of around 14,000, the town maintains a strong sense of community and local tradition. It is situated just north of Taranto, making it a convenient spot for those looking to explore the Ionian coast and the unique rocky ravines, known as gravine, that define the local geography. Visitors can enjoy a slow pace of life, traditional architecture, and easy access to the culinary delights of the Puglia region, including fresh olive oils and local pastas.
Located in the heart of the Apulia region, Statte is a small city that provides a tranquil alternative to the bustling tourist centers of southern Italy. With a population of around 14,000, the town maintains a strong sense of community and local tradition. It is situated just north of Taranto, making it a convenient spot for those looking to explore the Ionian coast and the unique rocky ravines, known as gravine, that define the local geography. Visitors can enjoy a slow pace of life, traditional architecture, and easy access to the culinary delights of the Puglia region, including fresh olive oils and local pastas.
Authentic southern Italian local atmosphere.
Proximity to the historic port city of Taranto.
Gateway to the unique 'Gravine' rocky landscapes.
Traditional Apulian culinary experiences.
The town is largely residential with fewer hotels than coastal resorts.
English may be less commonly spoken than in major tourist cities.
A car is highly recommended for exploring the surrounding region effectively.
Rent a car to easily access the nearby beaches and the historic center of Taranto.
Visit local bakeries in the morning for fresh focaccia, a regional staple.
A quiet base for exploring the Taranto province and experiencing authentic local life.
EUR €
$70-$110 p/day
Italian, English
Explore the nearby ravines for a glimpse into the area's unique geological and prehistoric history.
May-June, September-October
Ideal for hiking and exploring the natural ravines when the weather is mild.
Hot temperatures are perfect for day trips to the nearby Ionian Sea beaches.
A great time for food lovers to experience the local olive and grape harvests.
Quiet and cool, offering a very authentic look at local life without any tourists.