With the’summer the controversy over the prices of umbrellas in the most sought-after seaside resorts in Italy is back. First weekend of real heat, to be spent (if possible) by the sea. And where if not in beautiful Puglia? But if prices are still affordable in June, in a few weeks the economically “accessible” beaches will be halved.
Thus Salento, once a favorite destination for families, becomes a destination for a few, with Greece or Albania again in vogue for trips at more affordable prices. The price list of the Salento beaches also this year shows prices that are decidedly above average. Those who have a season ticket are “saved”, while those looking for an umbrella are occasionally forced to spend a fortune.
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Prices on the beaches of Puglia
In Torre Lapillo, near Porto Cesareo, the highest prices are found. According to a study by Udicon (Consumer Defense Union), the standard package with two sunbeds and an umbrella can cost up to 90 euros per day. In Lido Canne, reports Il Corriere del Mezzogiorno, one day in August, in the fourth row, costs 50 euros. «For gazebo, water, beach towel and welcome drink, they range from 100 euros in June to 150 in August. A “bed” with umbrella, in June, can cost from 200 to 350 euros.” For August, however, the price remains top secret.
In Porto Cesareo, which offers its basic services at more competitive prices, costs still remain high. To rent an umbrella and two sunbeds in this location you need 30 euros in June, 40 in July and 60 euros in high season.
Gallipoli climbs to third place where in high season, in the most famous beaches, you end up paying 50 euros a day for the basic service, with the exception of the establishments attached to the resorts which also include guarded parking and whose price does not vary between low , medium and high season.
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