About this trip
Ten days through Italy's south, taking in the Amalfi Coast before heading into Puglia, the heel of the country that most visitors skip. It's a fully guided group trip that moves between coast and inland towns, mixing well-known beauty spots with places that get far fewer tourists.
You'll see Amalfi's coastline, then work through Puglia's mix of elegant seaside towns, baroque cities, distinctive whitewashed houses and hillside settlements, finishing near Italy's southernmost Adriatic point.
Getting around is part of the experience — local trains, private vehicles and public buses carry you between stops, so there's a practical, on-the-ground feel to the travel days.
What you'll do
- Take in the coastal scenery around Amalfi
- Explore the Roman ruins, baroque churches and whitewashed alleyways of Lecce
- Wander the trulli houses of Alberobello
- See the hillside dwellings of Matera
- Visit Bari's Old Town and the Basilica di San Nicola
- Spend time in the seaside town of Trani
- Travel is by local train, private vehicle and public bus, so pack light — you'll need to lift your own luggage onto racks and carry it over cobbles and stairs
- Summer temperatures can pass 40°C, and July to mid-September is high season, so towns get crowded and hot — worth factoring into when you travel
- Hotel rooms in this region often have two single beds pushed together rather than a true double
Worth it if you want authentic regional experiences with excellent local guides and flexible exploration. Think twice if you need hotels in town centres or lots of time on the Amalfi Coast.
- Guides (Andrea, Arianna, Francesco, Roberta) consistently passionate, knowledgeable, flexible, adding impromptu stops based on group interests.
- Wine and olive oil tastings, olive grove tours, and Puglia cultural experiences genuinely excellent and clearly standout highlights.
- Hotels in Lecce and other towns located away from old city centres, requiring walks to sights; three-hour Naples transfer wait poorly communicated.
- Small group size and free time for independent exploration balanced against some feeling Amalfi Coast time too limited for them.
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A night before your tour in Amalfi · 20 Apr – 21 Apr
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