Top Alberobello & Locorotondo Private Sightseeing Tours - page 3

See Puglia’s Locorotondo on a walking tour, and discover the highlights of one of Italy’s most pretty villages. Loved for its whitewashed and cone-roofed trulli houses, hilltop Locorotondo is a maze of lanes, and the best way to see it is with a private guide. You’ll enjoy a tour that’s personalized to you, and have the flexibility to see the sights that interest you most.

You will cross with our guide the countryside of the beautiful Itria Valley, admiring the vineyards, olive groves and various fruit trees, which depending on the season will make you appreciate our territory. Alberobello and its UNESCO heritage trulli, will captivate you with their charm. Locorotondo and its CUMMERSE, with its white alleys and full of flowers, and the "PROMENADE" without sea of course, which will give you a view over the entire Itria valley. Stop for a glass of wine in a vineyard overlooking the Itria Valley

A spectacular ebike tour through the views and beautiful landscapes of the Valle d'Itria countryside located between the towns of Martina Franca, Cisternino and Locorotondo. We will reach the cycle path of the Apulian Aqueduct along authentic tratturi and at the end of the tour a typical stop in a beautiful district always in the heart of the Itria Valley with tasting of local dishes (orecchiette, friselle, mozzarella accompanied by a good glass of wine). Authentic Puglia starts here!

Cruise along the stunning Apulian coast on a private boat tour that takes you between Monopoli and Polignano a Mare. Discover fascinating sea caves and hidden coves, led by an Expert skipper. During the 2 to 6 hour DA excursion, you will have the opportunity to swim in crystal clear waters and enjoy a typical Apulian aperitif while admiring unique landscapes. Perfect for families and groups of friends, this tour offers an unforgettable experience in company.

Make the most of your time in Puglia with this private full-day tour from Bari. Begin with a guided stroll through the port city’s old town to admire the basilica and watch as local women roll out traditional “orecchiette” pasta along the narrow lanes. Then head to UNESCO-listed Alberobello to see the unique “trulli” dwellings before ending at the picturesque fishing village of Polignano a Mare.