The first destination is Alberobello:  it's a very ancient city near the hills of Murgia and Valle d'Itria. In its old town there are about 2000 trulli, the features stone homes that make Alberobello famous all over the world! In1996, these particular buildings have been appointed World Heritage Site by UNESCO.   Second stop to: Locorotondo! one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, famous for it's typical food, baroque palaces and artisan shops that contribute to creating breathtaking views worthy of ending up on a postcard or in your souvenir photos. The last, but not the least, destination is Ostuni: one of the must-visit attractions in Puglia. It's a delightful little town built on three hills and also known as "the white town" for the typical white lime washed walls of its houses. Ostuni rises on the promontories of the Adriatic coast and shines with its white houses just a few steps from the sea. Due to its charm, it is almost impossible not to fall in love with this magic town. Details: - Departure at 09:00, Pick-up service from your hotel; - 10.15 am arrival in Alberobello and stay for 2 hours; - 12.15 pm meeting to go to Locorotondo where it will be possible to visit the city and have lunch (lunch not included); - at 02.00 pm pick-up from Locorotondo to go to Ostuni. - return to Brindisi around at 17.00 Please note that: The Pick-up service is active only from B&Bs and Hotels in the center of Brindisi; Tour carried out with no more than 7/8 people; You will visit each cities freely; Driver will drop-off you in each cities in to the best point to let you discovery the beauty of the places

Explore the city center on our Alberobello walking tour: together with Antonio, a professional guide, discover the magnificence of one of the world's most fascinating cities and its centuries-old heritage ,with a leisurely, relaxed stroll among the Trulli, typical dwellings of the Messapian peoples who inhabited central Apulia from the eighth century until the arrival of the Romans. We will enter Angelo's trullo, the oldest in Alberobello. We will stop at Giuseppe's bakery to savour our typical focaccia freshly baked, the right charge to continue the city tour. We will discover together the wonderful Belvedere Terrace and the neighborhoods of Aia Piccola and Rione Monti, where we can admire the typical architecture of local homes. Among the city's trulli and alleys, until we reach the trullo-shaped church of Sant'Antonio. Near here we will stop again to visit the characteristic store, where you will have the chance to taste the typical "burrata". .We cannot end our tour without sharing a delicious homemade ice cream made with patience and dedication in a quaint ice cream parlour inside a trullo.

On board a splendid Fiat 500L, at the slow pace of the roads of the South, we will travel to get to know places otherwise difficult to reach independently. You will get to know ancient towns, seaside resorts and historical sites of Puglia and Basilicata. Our trips will turn into an opportunity to learn the local culture in a friendly and informal environment. We will travel backroads to destinations that will enlight the day with the beauty that nature and human work will offer along the way. You will have a friend at your side who will immediately immerse you in the customs and traditions of the territories you are going to visit. You can select amongst various itineraries: Alberobello: we will stop in Polignano, famous for its cliffs home of the Diving World Championship on the Adriatic coast, and explore the Itria Valley in depth driving across the backroads filled with ancient monumental olive trees. Matera: on the way to this amazing town we will stop in Gravina in Puglia and Altamura, homelands of some of the most delicious food in the region. Castel del Monte: stops in Ruvo di Puglia and Trani, with their wonderful cathedrals, through suggestive rocky and coastal scenery. Itineraries and distances in kms: 1) Bari - Alberobello - Matera - Bari (190 km) 2) Bari – Alberobello – Locorotondo – Cisternino – Ostuni – Bari (190 km) 3) Bari - Polignano - Alberobello - Locorotondo - Cisternino - Monopoli - Bari (170 km) 4) Bari - Altamura - Gravina - Matera - Bari (150 km) 5) Bari - Castel del Monte - Trani - Bari (150 km)

After hotel or port pick–up, travel to Alberobello by minivan on this private tour. Walk through the quaint neighborhoods and side streets of Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. See the famous trulli, and marvel at the interesting limestone dwellings composed without mortar. Learn how the thickness of the walls regulates the internal temperature, what the symbols painted on the cone–shaped roofs mean, and hear about the unique interior living spaces. Visit at your own leisure. Choose to visit some of the museums during your stay, enjoy tasting some of the local delicacies, like a Paqualino sandwich or a traditional gelato, or spend some time shopping, before you return to your hotel at approximately 6:00 PM.

Martina Franca is one of the most important towns of the Itria valley, famous for its festivals and the many buildings in Baroque and Rococo style. The tour starts from Piazza XX Settembre and Gate Santo Stefano to Piazza Roma, where you’ll visit the Fountain of the Dolphins and the Palazzo Ducale from the particular 18th-century frescoes and stately rooms. Then, walk among the alleys of the old town and arrive in Piazza del Plebiscito and visit the Baroque basilica dedicated to St. Martin, an exceptional example of Baroque architecture, the building of the university and the clock tower. During the walking tour, taste some of the typical sweet bocconotti: short pastry filled with cream and jam. The tour ends with a visit to the Immaculate Square and its famous exedra, the Chapel of St. Nicholas of the Greeks and finally, the Church of San Domenico.

We will explore each day one of these very beautiful cities: Bari, Monopoli, Alberobelo, Polignano A Mare, Lecce, Brindisi, Grotte Castellana, Zoo safari in Fasano, Ostuni. Accommodation included in a beautiful Villa by the sea with private swimming pool, outdoor patio and barbeque. We will explore the region with a brand new Ford Transit 9 passenger minivan. Puglia is a region with a rich history, with ancient Greek and Roman ruins scattered throughout the region. It is known for its delicious cuisine, with dishes such as orecchiette pasta and pane pugliese (a type of bread) being popular both in Italy and abroad. The region is also home to several beautiful beaches, as well as charming hilltop towns and villages, making it a popular destination for tourists. Overall, Bari and Puglia are rich in culture, history, and natural beauty, making them a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Italy. Day 1 Arrive in Bari. Meet and greet at the airport. Check into your private villa in Capitolo and rest, have a glass of wine, beer, snack etc. Dinner at Gran Pavese seafood restaurant close to your villa. Day 2 Visit Castellano Cave located in the city of Castellana Grotte Explore the city of Monopoli on a walking tour. Main attractions: Basilica Cattredale Maria Santissima della Madia, Castello di Carlo V Evening dinner in Monopoli historic center. Day 3 Explore the city of Bari historic center. Main attractions: Basilica San Nicola, Mincuzzi Palace Explore the city of Polignano A Mare Main attractions: Piazza Dell'orologio, Ponte Borbonico di Lama Monachile Dinner in historic center of Polignano A Mare Day 4 Explore Zoosafari near the city of Fasano Visit the city of Alberobello - UNESCO heritage site Main attractions: Trulli di Alberobello historic center, Belvedere Santa Lucia observation deck Dinner in the vicinity of your villa to be decided. Day 5 Visit the city of Martina Franca historic center. Main attractions: Basilica di San Martino, Piazza Maria Immacolata, Piazza XX Settembre, Porta di Santo Stefano Visit the city of Locorotondo historic center. Main attractions: Chiesa Madre San Giorgio (church), Church of Madonna della Greca Day 6 Visit historic center of Lecce Main attractions: Duomo di Lecce, Anfiteatro Romano Visit the city of Ostuni and it’s main attractions: Duomo di Ostuni, Chiesa di San Francesco (church) Day 7 Return to city of Bari for more shopping and complementary evening dinner covered by the tour guide. Spend full day or half day at your preference. Day 8 Depart from Bari and return home, taking with you many unforgettable memories of your trip to the Puglia region.

Discover the ancient city of Egnazia (or Gnathia), which was inhabited by the indigenous populations of the Japigi, the Messapi, and Greeks up until the Roman age. Admire the mighty defensive walls and visit the site of the necropolis. See the remains of the Via Traiana way, the Civil Basilica with the hall of the Three Graces (kept in the museum), the oriental deities, the square with the arcades, the cryptoporticus and the Roman baths. Marvel at the Episcopal Basilica and the Southern Basilica which was originally paved with mosaics. Later, visit the recently renovated Giuseppe Andreassi National Archaeological Museum, built outside the walls of ancient Gnathia, in the area of the Messapian necropolis. Learn about thirty centuries of history starting from the Bronze Age up until the Messapian and Roman eras, through exceptional exhibits and panels with photos of the excavations. Don't miss the marble head of the god Attis and the mosaic of the Graces which stand out for their impressive beauty.

Begin your guided tour of Gioia del Colle from the historic center. Walk through the many arches that served as entrances to the courts of noble palaces. Visit the Mother Church dedicated to the Blessed Virgin, repeatedly altered over the centuries. After the historical center, the guided tour will introduce the majestic Norman-Swabian castle, symbol of the city, inside which the National Archaeological Museum is kept. Enjoy this treasure chest of finds from the excavations carried out on Mount Sannace and its hinterland.  The funerary objects and ornamental objects from the 5th to the 3rd century BC exhibited in the rooms include decorated vases and weapons, metal fibulae, and terracotta figurines that tell the habits and customs of one of the largest peucete communities. Inside the castle visit the "room of the oven" and descend into a small underground, used in ancient times as a prison.  See the wall on which two round shapes are carved, according to legend reproductions of the breasts of Bianca Lancia, lover and then probably wife of Frederick II of Swabia. The same Bianca Lancia gave birth to three important sons to the emperor: King Manfredi, Violante, and Constance. On the first floor, you can also visit the Sala del Trono, made famous for the shooting of the film "Tale of Tales."