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The tour of the caves by boat with prosecco of Polignano a Mare represents a unique and exclusive experience, able to give sensations of luxury and sensory pleasure. The beauty of the Apulian Adriatic coast, with its caves, coves and cliffs, is already a breathtaking sight in itself, but the opportunity to explore it aboard an elegant boat and enjoy a flute of prosecco, makes the tour even more extraordinary and unforgettable. The sweetness of prosecco, combined with the freshness of the sea and the beauty of the coast, creates an unparalleled multisensory experience. Moreover, the professionalism and friendliness of the staff, together with their knowledge of the territory, allow you to discover the secrets of the Adriatic coast in a thorough and exciting way. The tour of the caves by boat with prosecco of Polignano a Mare is therefore an experience of luxury and pleasure, capable of giving unique sensations.

Puglia has long been known for its excellent wines, but it can be a challenge to reach the region’s rural wineries. With this wine tour, set off directly from Bari to visit a cellar less than an hour from Bari. Stroll through the vineyards surrounded by olive groves and orchards and sample four wines—including a white, red, rosè, and dessert wine—paired with Puglian specialties like focaccia, cold cuts, cheeses, and olive oil bruschetta.

The tour starts from the Portavecchia promenade in Monopoli, riding a mountain bike, to the plain of centuries-old olive trees, where you can admire wonderful olive trees and discover the secrets about the production of extra virgin olive oil. It will be a journey through time, crossing fortified farms, an ancient underground oil mill with a real oil museum, as well as rock churches with medieval frescoes. An emotional journey that will allow you to discover authentic places in this corner of Puglia, along country roads and ancient tracts. A relaxing ride in nature, in the shade of centuries-old olive trees, carob trees, almond trees, figs and prickly pears, along secondary roads and old clay paths lined with dry stone walls. The tour ends with a tasting of typical Apulian products and sensory analysis of different types of Apulian extra virgin olive oil.

We will accompany you to discover hidden coves, sheer cliffs, pristine beaches and Saracen towers, symbolic places of this land where the waves seem to get lost between sky and sea, and the wind opens its eyes to the infinite horizon. The colors and scents are unique, the authentic ones of the Mediterranean, capable of leaving an indelible memory. The tour is available in private formula: the price is per calessino, with a maximum capacity of 2 people, for an intimate and exclusive experience.

The tour departs from Bari to discover the wonders of the Apulian coast. First stop Polignano a Mare, a jewel nestled between spectacular cliffs overlooking the Adriatic, where we stop for a panoramic stop between crystal clear sea and iconic views. We continue along the coast to the Abbey of San Vito, a charming historic complex overlooking the sea. Then we cross the suggestive Costa Ripagnola, a stretch of still uncontaminated coastline, dotted with solitary trulli, dry stone walls and natural landscapes of rare beauty. We reach Conversano for a tasty break in a historic bakery, where we taste the traditional Apulian focaccia. The journey continues towards Monopoli, a charming seaside town. Here, a walk through the picturesque old town awaits, through stone alleys, baroque churches and the ancient port, the authentic heart of maritime life. Departure from Polignano at 3:00 p.m. and return to Bari at 4:00 p.m., unless unforeseen.

Discover Matera on a seamless day trip from Bari, designed for travelers who value comfort, depth, and expert guidance. With private round-trip transfer, you’ll avoid logistics and focus on experience. Upon arrival, join a guided walking tour through the UNESCO-listed Sassi, where rock-hewn homes, ancient churches, and panoramic viewpoints reveal one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. Your licensed local guide brings context to Matera’s transformation from cave settlement to cultural icon, sharing stories of daily life, architecture, and resilience. The pace is balanced, the route optimized, and time is dedicated to the most emblematic areas—Sasso Caveoso and Sasso Barisano—plus scenic overlooks for unforgettable photos. Ideal for first-time visitors seeking a comprehensive yet relaxed introduction, this day trip delivers Matera’s essence in one well-organized experience.

You can join with your own e-bike at no extra cost, or reserve an e-bike ready on site for €45, payable locally. Unless you communicate otherwise when booking, an e-bike will be considered reserved for all participants. For children’s e-bikes, child tandems and child seats, please check “Included/Excluded”. Discover the charm of Martina Franca on an easy e-bike tour through the Itria Valley, where Baroque elegance meets postcard countryside. You’ll ride along quiet backroads among dry-stone walls, vineyards, trulli and masserie, with panoramic stops and time for photos. Locorotondo welcomes you with whitewashed lanes, flowered balconies and romantic corners, as one of Italy’s most beautiful villages. A stop at an artisanal gelato shop is planned: gelato is optional and paid locally. A local escort manages the route, stops and assistance. A scenic, authentic small-group experience before returning to Martina Franca.

Taranto is the gateway to the Maldives of Italy and its beautiful coastlines, and boasts not centuries, but millennia of history and culture. On this self-guided walking tour, you‘ll find out how this jewel of southern Italy has been shaped by the sea, and retains a deep connection to this day. The tour starts at Ponte di Pietra bridge, overlooking the open Ionian Sea. You‘ll head to Taranto‘s historical center which many cultures have called home, where I‘ll show you the imposing city gate, the ancient gate of Naples, Porta Napoli. You‘ll then cross Ponte di Porta Napoli, a stone bridge over two seas, and wind your way through the city‘s medieval road

Most Puglia itineraries focus on the trulli, Lecce, or the Salento coast, leaving the Gargano peninsula's dramatic limestone coastline to a smaller pool of travelers. From Vieste, follow the cliffs east to Baia delle Zagare and its Faraglioni sea stacks, passing the Pizzomunno monolith, the Arco di San Felice natural arch, and a string of bays only reachable by sea.

A day full of emotions! The visit of the Sassi of Matera will be a unique experience! You will have the opportunity to travel back to the past to the Prehistoric era. Our team is waiting for you!

Experience Bari like a local and stroll in the "via delle Orecchiette" where the sweet old women delight tourists with the preparation of one of the symbols of gastronomic Puglia. Visit the ancient oven located in a 13th-century Byzantine chapel, and taste the best focaccia in the city. The tour also includes a visit to a local deli, where guests have the opportunity to sample an array of typical cured meats and cheeses, paired with a glass of local wine, offering a delightful culinary experience. As the tour winds its way through the charming alleys of the city, participants are treated to tastings of sgagliozze and fried panzerotti, two popular examples of Bari's vibrant street food scene. These savory treats reflect the culinary essence of the region. To conclude the gastronomic journey on a sweet note, the tour includes a stop at an artisanal ice cream shop, allowing participants to indulge in the luscious flavors of Apulian ice cream.

The Archaeological Museum of Taranto holds one of Italy’s top collections of ancient art and artifacts but its vast size can be daunting for visitors. See the highlights in just a few hours and delve into their history and significance with this guided tour. Take in ancient statuary and mosaics, tombs, pottery, and the famed Gold of Taranto Greek and Roman jewelry.

Book this private walking tour so you don’t miss any of the rich culture of Lecce, including all the Baroque characteristics and the detailed stonework. You cover a lot of ground with your personal guide, who tells you all about this art city in the south of Italy. See churches, alleys, historic buildings, and more as you walk the streets past pastry shops and even paper mache shops.

The coastal town of Trani sits on the shores of the Adriatic Sea in southern Italy, with a rich history dating back to the medieval era. On this private walking tour, discover top attractions including the 11th-century Trani Cathedral, the Trani Castle, and the Scolanova and Scola synagogues—with your guide on hand to shine a light on the city’s rich history and heritage. Explore the ancient Jewish quarter, and enjoy panoramic Adriatic Sea views.

With its jumble of ancient rupestrian homes and churches, Matera is one of the most unique towns in Italy. Avoid the hassle of coordinating train and bus schedules with this driving tour from Bari. Visit the town’s highlights with a guide to learn about the history of the “Sassi di Matera” and see how the town’s residents once lived at the Casa Grotta Museum.

Unique tour accompanied by an expert guide will take you through alleys, squares, buildings and fantastic views, optimizing the routes and telling you the history of these magical places. (The tours offered on this itinerary by other companies only include transportation). Olive oil tasting Brunch Pugliese Free time to visit independently and free time for lunch. From Ostuni we will reach Alberobello, the city of trulli, and then move, after the tour, to Locorotondo and finally to Ostuni, the white city. At the end of each visit you will have the opportunity to stroll independently around the shops or perhaps stop at a bar for an ice cream or an excellent coffee.

This tour takes you to discover two of the most famous UNESCO sites in Puglia and Basilicata. The only thing you will have to worry about is taking your camera with you: we will take care of the rest. During the guided tours, you will be accompanied by professional and reliable guides, while our driver will be waiting for you comfortably at the end of each experience. For private tours, we guarantee a complete service: we will pick you up and take you directly back to your hotel, for a worry-free experience, full of comfort and discovery.

One of the jewels of Puglia, Lecce is rich in history and world-class sights—and a private walking tour is the perfect way to get up close and personal and immerse yourself in the city’s atmosphere. Admire the ruins of the city’s Roman–era amphitheater, see the baroque splendors of the Piazza del Duomo, take in the Basilica di Santa Croce, and learn more from your guide.

This interesting and fascinating 3 hours Hike embraces History, local villages, sea and country side surroundings.

We start from the marina Cala Ponte Marina, here you can enjoy private changing rooms, and toilet facilities. You can also leave your luggage or strollers at the ticket office in total safety. Both before and after the tour, you can enjoy the marina bar with a beautiful sea view. You will board a brand new 7.5 motor boat with awning for shaded areas, large wooden beach and comfortable ladder for direct access to the sea. The tour lasts about 2 hours and has a maximum capacity of 10 people on board. It will take you through all the caves and blades of Polignano admiring the very high rocky coast with houses built overhanging the sea. You will see Grotta Palazzese, the beautiful monk's blade, the fascinating hermit's rock, the seafront lookout, the characteristic seaweed port, the romantic love cave and much more, between aperitif and dip. For check in please arrive 10 minutes before departure!

Set sail for the extraordinary waters of Salento. An exclusive four-hour excursion departing from Santa Maria di Leuca, reserved for only six guests aboard the Rand Mana 23, designed to ensure maximum comfort and absolute relaxation. A personalized experience among hidden caves, private coves and the spectacular sunset at the point where the Adriatic Sea meets the Ionian Sea. Snacks and craft spirits: not just a cruise, but a real journey of taste in the middle of the sea. What makes this experience unique: Private excursion for up to six guests: the boat is yours. If you book two, there will be only two on board, no strangers, no compromises. Signature snacks and drinks included for an exclusive tasting experience. Explore hidden coves and caves with the Guide of a local skipper Expert in the area. Ideal for special occasions, private events or romantic sunsets to remember.

Leave the legwork to someone else on this private beach-hopping tour around the Otranto coast. Begin the day shopping for souvenirs in Otranto before traveling in an air-conditioned vehicle to Turks’ bay—one of Italy’s most unspoiled beaches. Relax in a sun lounger, swim in the crystal-clear waters, or discover hidden coves on a walk. Towards the end of your tour, soak up the views at Torre Sant’ Andrea and Le Due Sorelle beaches.

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.

The guided tour of Giovinazzo begins in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, the beating heart of the town, where the scenic Fontana dei Tritoni stands, created in 1933. From here, you enter the charming historic center, with its narrow streets and timeless atmosphere, until reaching the Arch of Trajan, an ancient gateway characterized by two elegant arches supported by milestones from the Via Traiana A short distance away stands the imposing Torre Aragonese, overlooking the picturesque harbor. Here, the sea takes center stage: fishing boats gently sway, the scent of salt fills the air, and reflections on the water create evocative plays of light The route continues towards the Ducal Palace, visible from the outside, where its grandeur and historical role can be appreciated. The tour concludes at the Cathedral of St. Maria Assunta, a fine example of 12th-century Apulian Romanesque architecture, with a luminous façade, rose window, and a three-aisled interior with columns and carved capitals