Don’t miss this approx. 2h30 guided tour of Alberobello, a town on the UNESCO world heritage list, and discover the ‘Trulli’, these curious rural houses with conical roofs with lots of charm are symbols of the Puglia region. Wander the little streets and soak up the quintessential atmosphere of this unique place, or taste some of the region’s emblematic liqueurs. Free time for shopping.

Ostuni, nicknamed ‘the white city’, will charm you with the immaculate white of the houses of its old centre. This walk of approx. 2h30 through narrow streets linked by countless steps and archways will allow you to discover the main points of interest in Ostuni, including the Franciscan convent and the beautiful Gothic cathedral with its magnificent rose-coloured exterior. The excursion includes a panoramic stop to enjoy the spectacular views of the coastline and the surrounding olive groves.

Lecce, baroque city par excellence, is also known as the ‘Florence of the south’. The guided tour of approx. 2h30 starts at Porta Napoli which opens onto the historic centre, and continues on Via Guiseppe Palmieri, lined with splendid baroque ‘palazzi’. Next is a stop to admire the cathedral before continuing to Piazza Sant’Oronzo, then to finish, a visit to the Basilica of Santa Croce and the Castle of Charles V.
Free time for a little shopping or a stroll at your own pace.

Matera, the second largest city in Basilicata in terms of population and surface area, is the European capital of culture. The town is known for its cave dwellings (the Sassi di Matera), part of the UNESCO world heritage list. 
The old neighbourhoods known as Sassi, together with the cisterns and water collection systems, are characteristic of this town. They are made up of very old houses hollowed out of the rock, built near the Gravina di Matera, a large valley which divides the territory in two: The Sasso Barisano and the Sasso Caveoso 
A visit to Matera is like going back to a forgotten past. When you visit this charming town in Basilicata, you feel like you are entering a living nativity. It is no coincidence that Matera is also known as the ‘second Bethlehem’. 

Bari, the capital of Puglia, is the largest city in the region. It is a merchant, maritime and university city, with very ancient origins. A city rich in history, culture and traditions. We will discover the old town of BARI VECCHIA, home to Bari’s oldest monuments: the Norman-Swabian-Aragonese castle, the cathedral of San Sabino, the ancient walls and the imposing Basilica of St Nicholas in the Roman style of Puglia, a long-established place of pilgrimage and the home of Father Christmas. You will be enchanted by the women of the old town who make fresh pasta daily in Orechiette street.

Promenade en bateau de 2 heures, l’excursion vous fait découvrir les grottes les plus importantes du Salento: grotte Palombara,  grotte Rotundella, grotte Azzurra, grotte Zinzulusa, grotte Romanelli et enfin grotte delle “Striare”. Deux arrêts baignade sont prévus, l'une dans la baie de Porto Miggiano et l'autre dans la grotte Solfuree. Pensez à apporter vos maillots de bain ! La ballade prend fin avec une vue panoramique de la vile de Santa Cesarea Terme vue de la mer.

Promenade en bateau de 2 heures, l’excursion vous accompagne entre les grottes situées sur la mer ionienne, entre Torre Vado et Punta Ristola, et le talon de l'Italie. Cet lieuconstitue un carrefour entre les deux mers : ionienne et adriatique. Arrêt prévu pour la baignade, pensez à apporter vos maillots de bain.