Top Puglia E-Bike Tours - page 3

You can join with your own e-bike at no extra cost, or reserve an e-bike ready on site for €45, payable locally. For children’s e-bikes, child tandems and child seats, please check the “Included/Excluded” section. Start from Locorotondo, the round “balcony” overlooking the Itria Valley, where lime-whitewashed lanes and flower-filled corners immediately set the atmosphere. You’ll ride by e-bike through the historic center, then head into the countryside along quiet roads bordered by vineyards and dry-stone walls. Soon, you’ll reach the Apulian Aqueduct cycleway, a scenic route following one of the most important engineering works in southern Italy. You’ll cycle through oak woods, small canal bridges and peaceful countryside sections, with stops for photos and short stories about the people who made this project possible. As the route continues, the landscape opens up to trulli, masserie and oak trees. You’ll return to Locorotondo along country roads, enjoying wide views and the slow rhythm of rural Puglia.

Explore the Lecce countryside on a premium E-bike along an easy flat 28 km (17-mile) route. Ride through quiet rural roads to ancient villages and discover Salento’s traditions. In Sternatia, meet Gaetano—a storyteller and poet who speaks Griko, the ancient Greek dialect of the Grecìa Salentina. With him, explore a 15th-century underground olive oil mill, hear a poem in Griko, and learn stories about lamp-oil traders, village life, and this unique cultural enclave. Continue through two villages of the Grecìa Salentina, home of the Griko people, a Greek-speaking community with 3,000 years of history. In Galatina, visit the Basilica of Santa Caterina d’Alessandria, famous for its 14th-century Giotto-style frescoes. Stop at Pasticceria Ascalone, birthplace of the Pasticciotto (1740) At 1 PM, a private taxi (included) takes you back to Lecce. NOTE: Optional Primitivo wine tasting and traditional Puglian lunch (extra cost; private groups only; request one week in advance).

Discovering Itria Valley in Ebike starts with the origin of this magnificent land. We'll visit the unique Dolmen in Montalbano, Masserie, Trulli, and more, while our tour guide introduce you to the history of Puglia and let you taste some fresh seasonal fruit straight from the trees and teach you old skills our ancestors used to do. At the end of the circuit, awaits you an extraordinary aperitif with a view where you can rest, relax, and enjoy local food and drinks while the colors of the sky change during sunset. Give a boost and enjoy your holidays by adding this unique experience during your journey in Puglia, we're sure you won't regret it.

Discover southern Puglia on a 47 km e-bike tour from Lecce to Otranto. Ride through quiet country roads, olive groves, and whitewashed villages, stopping to enjoy local treats like Pasticciotto, Rustico, and Caffè Leccese. The route includes the spectacular Grotta della Poesia and the Faraglioni di Sant’Andrea, where you can also swim in the crystal-clear sea. An optional wine tasting and lunch experience is available. Your journey ends in Otranto, where you can explore the old town, admire the Cathedral’s mosaic, shop in local boutiques, enjoy lunch by the sea, and take another refreshing swim. A taxi ride back to Lecce is included for a comfortable return.

A beautiful bike tour through expanses of olive trees, dry stone walls and pay that will lead us to the Lecce coast of San Cataldo before we venture into the lush Cesine Natural Park. From here we will proceed to the fantastic fortified city of Acaya where we will taste an excellent aperitif with the possibility of visiting the castle. Upon returning to Lecce, we will have a fun cooking lesson on fresh pasta in the garden of an ancient boathouse, with appetizer and lunch based on fresh pasta typical products and local wines.

You can join with your own e-bike at no extra cost, or reserve an e-bike ready on site for €45, payable locally. The artisanal gelato stop is optional: gelato is paid directly at the shop. For children’s e-bikes, child tandems and child seats, please check the “Included/Excluded” section. Enjoy a scenic guided e-bike loop from Cisternino to Martina Franca through the Valle d’Itria, cycling along quiet country roads lined with dry-stone walls, trulli, vineyards, wheat fields, pastures and olive groves. A local escort manages the route, stops and full assistance throughout the ride, so you can enjoy a relaxed pace with panoramic photo breaks. In Martina Franca, stroll through the elegant Baroque old town and see landmarks such as the Basilica of San Martino, the Ducal Palace, the Acquedotto Pugliese fountain and Piazza Maria Immacolata. After the gelato stop, you’ll ride back to Cisternino through the peaceful countryside, enjoying more views of the Itria Valley along the way.

Cycle through the heart of the Itria Valley on a relaxed e-bike loop between Locorotondo and Martina Franca, following quiet country roads lined with trulli, vineyards, olive groves, and dry-stone walls. You’ll also have time to enjoy both historic centers: Locorotondo’s white lanes and cummerse houses, and Martina Franca’s elegant Baroque atmosphere. What makes this experience truly special is the optional stop at a traditional dairy. Step inside to see how mozzarella is made, both by hand and with professional machines. You’ll also visit the cave where caciocavalli are aged and learn how creamy stracciatella and burrata are produced. If you wish, you can add a cheese tasting (dairy visit and tasting are optional—see Inclusions/Exclusions). Join with your own e-bike at no extra cost, or use an e-bike available on site with payment made locally (see Inclusions/Exclusions).

Discover by E-bike the legendary origins of olive trees and the history of olive oil production from the 1400 to today. Cycle traffic free country side paths surrounded by olive oil trees and majestic farm houses (Masserias). Visit the Castle of Acaya built in 1500, the only example of fortified Renaissance town in South Italy. Enjoy a Hands-On Reed Weaving Workshop at Acquarica Castle with masters Pantaleo and Uccio. You will contribute to the preservation of this ancient tradition and profession. Experience a tour from local guide Giovanna of the Underground Olive Oil ancient Mill. Learn the surprising history of lamp oil—a lower-grade olive oil once used to fuel lamps and illuminate cities across Europe and beyond—making Salento a key player in a global trade network. Authentic Olive Oil Tasting with Lina at Masseria 5 Santi. Seated in her home, Lina will guide you through the entire journey of olive oil production.

Self-guide excursion with GPS, departure from Locorotondo towards Alberobello to immerse yourself in its white alleys and trulli that make it a unique place in the world. Crossing the "Canale di Pirro" valley surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, you will go up towards Selva di Fasano / Monopoli to enjoy one of the most beautiful views in the area overlooking the "Costa dei Trulli" in front of the "Church of San Michele Arcangelo in Frangesto. "where you can take fantastic photos before going to the" Masseria "where you can taste a Focaccia and mozzarella or caciocavallo. Return to the office through the countryside.

Lecce is best known for its sumptuous baroque architecture, but the city has an equally rich cuisine worth exploring. Discover both its cultural treasures and gastronomic delights with this tour that combines a guided walk past the Basilica of Santa Croce, the cathedral, and other highlights of the historic center with stops to sample traditional specialties like savory “rustico” and “frisella” pastries, and the sweet custard-filled “pasticciotto”.

Make the most of your time in Bari with this walking tour that combines sightseeing with a deep dive into the city’s street-food traditions. Follow your guide through the squares and lanes of Bari Vecchia, stopping to sample a variety of treats from “panzerotti” to “sgagliozze”. Pass through the vibrant Piazza Mercantile and admire highlights like the Basilica of San Nicola and the Cathedral of San Sabino during your gastro-walk.