A Week In Puglia
Discover the heel of Italy’s “boot,” known for its centuries-old farmhouses, whitewashed limestone houses, and endless Adriatic Sea coastlines.
Discover Italy’s Sun-Drenched Southern Gem
Stretching along Italy’s southern Adriatic coastline, Puglia is a region defined by dazzling white villages, centuries-old olive groves and a slower, more authentic way of life. Often described as one of Italy’s most captivating regions, Puglia offers travellers a rich blend of history, culture, cuisine and coastal beauty.
Our collection of Puglia tours invites you to explore the region’s most iconic destinations, from the trulli houses of Alberobello and the Baroque streets of Lecce to the dramatic cliffs of Polignano a Mare and the timeless hill town of Ostuni.
Each tour has been carefully selected from trusted Italian operators who specialise in immersive regional travel. Whether you’re travelling with a small group, seeking a culinary journey through Puglia’s renowned food culture, or looking to explore southern Italy’s coastline and countryside, these itineraries reveal the region at its most authentic.
Browse the tours below to begin planning your journey through one of Italy’s most enchanting destinations.
Discover the heel of Italy’s “boot,” known for its centuries-old farmhouses, whitewashed limestone houses, and endless Adriatic Sea coastlines.
An 8-day Puglia and Matera small-group journey through UNESCO towns, whitewashed centres, Adriatic coastlines, and regional food experiences.
Cycle from Otranto and the Salento coast to the trulli of the Valle d’Itria and Puglia’s olive-growing Adriatic plain.
Experience Puglia through guided visits, iconic sights and a delicious journey into local cuisine, designed for curious and seasoned travellers alike.
A slower journey through southern Italy’s most authentic and culturally rich landscapes
Twelve Days from the Gargano Coast to the Baroque Heart of the Deep South
10 Day Small Group Tour Through Puglia's Ancient Cities, Coastal Gems and Baroque Heart
Explore Puglia and Matera over 8 days, discovering the wonderful culture, hidden treasures, and flavours of this incredible part of the world.
Explore Puglia and Matera over 5 days, discovering the wonderful culture, hidden treasures, and flavours of this incredible part of the world.
UNESCO-listed Alberobello and Matera, baroque Lecce, and Adriatic coastal gems. Enjoy a locally hosted small group week in Puglia with guided day tours, hidden villages, and authentic regional experiences.
Private 5-day Puglia food and wine tour: Each day includes organised activities, visits to all the key sights and a progressive discovery of the local Puglia cuisine.
An immersive 12-day Puglia and Matera journey linking UNESCO landmarks, Adriatic towns, food and wine experiences, and comfortable small-group touring.
UNESCO-listed Alberobello and Matera, baroque Lecce, and Adriatic coastal gems. Enjoy a locally hosted small group week in Puglia with guided day tours, hidden villages, and authentic regional experiences.
A compact 5-day Puglia and Matera small-group route combining Bari, Trani, Castel del Monte, Alberobello and the Sassi with regional tastings.
A five-day taste of Puglia combining coastal Bari and baroque Lecce, with private guided walks, iconic local food tastings (focaccia barese and pasticciotto), and easy rail travel between the two cities.
A generous, experience-rich journey through Southern Italy, pairing Rome, Sorrento and Capri with the UNESCO treasures, flavours and white towns of Puglia.
An 11-day larger-group route from Rome through Puglia and Matera, combining southern highlights, local food experiences, and comfortable 4-star stays.
Explore Puglia and Matera on a relaxed small-group journey from Bari, with UNESCO sites, white towns, baroque Lecce, coastal Otranto and masseria dining.
A festive small-group Christmas journey through Puglia and Matera, featuring UNESCO icons, baroque Lecce, white towns, street food, markets, and seasonal traditions.
Experience Puglia through guided visits, iconic sights and a delicious journey into local cuisine, designed for curious and seasoned travellers alike.
Uncover the rustic charm and rich traditions of Puglia on a small group tour that balances immersive cultural experiences with relaxed moments to explore whitewashed towns, olive groves, and seaside
Puglia has quietly become one of Italy’s most sought-after travel destinations, yet it still retains the charm and authenticity that many travellers feel has disappeared from more heavily visited regions.
Here you’ll find sun-bleached villages, local markets filled with seasonal produce, ancient olive groves stretching to the horizon and a coastline dotted with fishing towns and hidden beaches. The region’s history spans thousands of years, shaped by Greek, Roman and Norman influences that remain visible in its architecture and traditions.
Travelling through Puglia offers a slower, more immersive experience of Italy, where meals linger long into the evening and every town reveals a new story.
Many tours through Puglia include unforgettable experiences such as:
These journeys combine cultural discovery, local cuisine and breathtaking landscapes.
While the region is compact, many of Puglia’s most beautiful towns and countryside locations are best experienced through a guided itinerary. Touring allows travellers to move seamlessly between destinations while gaining deeper insights from knowledgeable local guides.
Our curated tours bring together Puglia’s highlights with unique regional experiences, whether it’s a cooking class with a local chef, a wine tasting in the countryside or a walk through centuries-old historic towns.
Puglia is known for its whitewashed hill towns, historic trulli houses, olive groves, Adriatic coastline and outstanding regional cuisine.
Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) are ideal for visiting Puglia, offering warm weather and fewer crowds. Summer is popular for coastal travel but can be hotter and busier.
Most travellers spend between 5 and 8 days exploring Puglia. This allows time to visit the region’s major towns, experience local cuisine and explore the coastline.
Yes. Puglia offers an excellent introduction to southern Italy, combining historic towns, beautiful landscapes and authentic Italian culture.
Puglia is renowned for its fresh, simple cuisine including orecchiette pasta, burrata cheese, focaccia barese, seafood and exceptional olive oil.
Many tours include Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage town famous for its distinctive trulli houses.