All Lecce Tours & Excursions in 2026

This 3-town tour is amazing. It does involve a great deal of walking, especially as a coach, such as we had, can only park away from the sites of interest. The town of Alberobello is of particular interest with its fascinating conical Trulli buildings. The local guide who was engaged for visiting the Trulli was extremely good, very clear and gave good information and not too much. The pace of that part was just right for all ages and abilities. He explained what we were going to experience. The coach courier was not so explicit and it would have helped for us to be pre-advised (preferably on the journey to the towns) as to what we should expect to see and experience when we arrived at Locorotondo and Ostuni. In each case we were led uphill in hot sunshine for an unknown (at the outset) distance, and then were given a quick summary of what we could or might see in and around the town, and when we should meet. At Ostuni there was a fleet of TukTuks roaming the town. For a few members of the coach party, an option maybe could be made available to use these. This would have been a great relief on such a hot day at what was the final place on the trip to explore

Lorenzo was an amazing guide who was not only extremely knowledgeable but also humorous and considerate of the groups needs. He was patient when patience was needed and more direct when needed to help everyone get the best out of the experience. Highly recommend this tour as it shows you so much more than just wandering around. I had a great time and was blown away by what I learned.

Despite it being very stressful to find the location even using Google maps, Riccardo was a tremendous guide. He was personable, knowledgeable about the area, and a true lover of the region and the ecosystem. Someone on the trip lost a snorkeling tube near a cave; Riccardo swam out to retrieve it showing his concern, not for the equipment so much as for the potential damage to the environment. The story about the tuna that got away is for another time. He was a charming guide who made us forget about the scramble to get to the dock on time!

A really nice boattrip! The caves and the water were beautiful. We booked for the afternoon, but the lady messaged us a day before that the morning would be better weather. We really appreciated that. Our captain was really nice. He didn’t speak english, but had an app for information in english. We got to swim twice, which was really nice. We got chips, focaccia and chardonnay. After three hours we were back. We would definitely recommend this tour!

Excellent introduction to local wines by an experienced sommelier. Four wines were offered alongside local snacks. The wines were all of good quality and expertly described by the host. We would urge that you sample these offerings gs whilst in Lecce.

They accommodated me as a vegan! Antonella was a great tour guide and knowledgeable! Saw a different part of Lecce we didn’t even know about because it was not near our hotel. The pace was doable, and the food portion of the tour was awesome! They were able to accommodate me as a vegan, originally they said they could do 3/5 spots vegan, but I got something at every spot, including a Caffee leccese for a sweet spot. Worth the money!

The meeting place was easy to find and we began our tour with a yummy cocktail and dessert. Andre was a great guide, friendly and knew 5 languages so was able to speak both English and French for the group we had. Loved all of the sites he took us to and the different foods we tested. Ended the tour with a glass of wine and appetizers. I highly recommend this tour - relaxing and informative and fun!

We had a great experience with Max. I appreciated his ability to weave together a cohesive story about the history of the area. The visit to the Jewish quarter is something one might miss if just roaming the streets on your own. The last stop for a snack and wine taste was unexpected and a perfect way to end the walk!