Tour privato di mezza giornata di Matera

Secrets of Alberobello tour with tastings from Central Puglia

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and capital of the famous ‘trulli' houses, Alberobello is one fascinating place to explore. You'll see a different side to this Puglian town by visiting the district of Aia Piccola, meeting a couple who live in a ‘trullo' and tasting local food.

Matera tour with cave homes and local food tasting

Matera has a lot going for it – it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site, European Capital of Culture 2019 and a cave city dating back over 5,000 years. Tour its historic lanes and ancient cave dwellings, try local Basilicata food and wine, then choose to visit the cave house museum or a rupestrian church. Anna, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The cave houses of Matera were once considered a shameful place to live, best known for poverty, disease and crime. Nowadays, many caves have been transformed into chic homes, restaurants, and hotels.'Considered one of the most outstanding and intact troglodyte settlements, Matera's big draw are the ancient cave dwellings known as ‘sassi', which translates to ‘stones'. First up, we'll check out the baroque quarter, where churches and palaces are built on top of the caves. Next, we'll venture into the Sasso Barisano and Sasso Caveoso areas to see ancient sassi carved into the flanks of Gravina canyon. The dramatic setting overlooking the wild, rocky landscape is all part of the charm.You'll pause for thought in the old quarters, where inhabitants lived in squalor up until the 1950s, which was when the whole population of around 20,000 was rehoused. Wandering around today's visually arresting town, it seems hard to believe how tough life once was here. You'll also get to try typical food and wine a restaurant housed in a real traditional sasso, before choosing between an optional visit to the cave house museum or a rupestrian church, cut into the rock.

Otranto Half-day Tour from Salento Ionian Coast

Lauded as one of the most beautiful towns in Italy, Otranto delivers on great views and a fascinating past. Spend a few hours here soaking up the scenery, shopping in the market, or losing yourself in the maze-like medieval centre. A must-see is the Romanesque cathedral, famous for its ornate mosaic floor.

Otranto by Night from Salento Adriatic Coast

Elevated above the turquoise hues of the Adriatic Sea, the town of Otranto is filled with all manner of eye-catching spots. On this evening tour, you'll visit the medieval centre and enjoy some free time to browse the stalls that set up once night has fallen.

Exclusive small group Salento wine experience from Ionian coast

You'll see another side of the Salento on this wine tasting trip. We'll pick you up from your hotel and transport you to the heart of wine country for an afternoon visit to a typical Salento winery in Nardo'.On arrival, you'll take a guided tour of the winery's production areas, where you'll learn about the peasant history and the meticulous processes behind Salento wine-making. Lose yourself in the scents of sun-splashed vineyards and explore the spaces where these exquisite wines are produced and conserved. You'll also take part in a tasting session featuring four glasses of local wine, perfectly paired with regional delicacies.Gain insight into the unique characteristics and production methods of Salento wines while savouring the flavours that define this region. Round off your visit with a leisurely drive back to your hotel. This tour promises a mix of history, culture, and local flavours, making it an essential experience for wine enthusiasts and culture lovers alike.

Bari Guided Tour with Free Time

Bari is a city where old world charm and Italian charisma blend seamlessly into each other. Unearth the potential of Puglia's regional capital with a guided tour and some free time. Starting in the old town, Bari Vecchia, your guide will lead you to some of the best landmarks of the city, including Basilica di San Nicola and Bari Cathedral. And after arriving into the modern shopping district, you'll have time at your disposal to shop or grab lunch.

Lecce by Night from Salento Ionian Coast

Let loose in Lecce with an evening trip to the city known as the Florence of the South. We'll drop you off early evening for free time to dip in and out of the bustling bars and restaurants, shop the boutiques or to explore all the historical highlights.With hassle-free transport to and from, this trip leaves you nothing to worry about but enjoying this beautiful baroque masterpiece of a city. Lose yourself in a maze of buildings adorned with ornate gargoyles, cherubs and gremlins and be wowed by showstoppers like the Piazza del Duomo and the Roman amphitheatre. Intricate facades decorate palaces and churches, which all adds to its air of grandeur, which you'll be able to savour as you walk around.Do some shopping in the stylish boutiques and when it's time to take a break, stop by a café or restaurant for a leccese coffee and a bite to eat before heading back to your hotel.

Full Day Private Tour of Lecce and Otranto

See Puglia from two different perspectives on this private tour of both the inland and coast. Led by a local guide, you'll enjoy a guided walk and free time in Lecce, first. See all the main showstoppers, including the cathedral and the Piazza del Duomo, before heading to the seaside town of Otranto. Here, you can grab some lunch, before heading on a stroll around town.

Half Day Private Tour of Matera

Claiming to be the world's third-oldest city, Matera has a somewhat turbulent past. What was once declared 'the shame of Italy' is now considered to be one of its biggest treasures. And on this private tour, you'll see it for yourself. Led by an expert guide, you'll check out the city's ancient cave dwellings and see the historic centre, before a bit of free time to explore at your own pace.

Evening Trip to Leuca

There's a warm welcome to the town of Leuca on this evening visit. Enjoy the lively atmosphere of this quaint coastal community where the Adriatic and Ionian seas meet. With hassle-free transport to and from, you've a few hours to poke around the town's boutiques, bars and restaurants.Perched on the edge of the Salento peninsula where the Ionian and Adriatic seas mingle, Santa Maria de Leuca is a showstopper. Arrive early in the evening and the night is yours to enjoy as you wish.Stroll the cobbled backstreets and browse the shops, stop to sip a drink in a corner café, or pick one of the plentiful restaurants to try local dishes such as spaghetti with chickpeas or with sea urchins. Many make a beeline for the sanctuary and adjacent lighthouse. And with your return transfer already sorted, you don't need to worry about the drive back, so you can sit and soak up the atmosphere of this southern Italian gem.