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Bari: Street Food Walking Tour with Local Delicacies & Ice Cream★ 4.95 (1,448) · 3h
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Polignano a Mare boat tour: 10km of caves and snorkeling★ 4.81 (1,237) · 1h 30m
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Vieste boat tour: South Coast with sea caves and swimming★ 4.81 (890) · 3h
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Santa Maria di Leuca: 3-Hour Boat Tour & Cave Swimming★ 4.95 (708) · 3h€ 41View ›
Polignano a Mare boat tour: Sea caves with aperitif★ 4.45 (644) · 1h 30m€ 35View ›
Bari Old Town Walking Tour & Homemade Gelato Tasting★ 4.69 (624) · 2h€ 29View ›
Polignano a Mare boat tour: Caves and swim break, small group★ 4.86 (534) · 1h 50m€ 35View ›
Porto Cesareo: Catamaran Snorkeling Tour & Aperitif Lunch★ 4.85 (498) · 3h–4h€ 50View ›
Puglia Cooking Class Near Lecce: Make Fresh Pasta, Eat Dinner★ 5.00 (482) · 3h 30m€ 89View ›
Polignano a Mare: Boat Caves & Swimming Tour from Bari★ 4.82 (458) · 1h 50m€ 40View ›Top rated (10)
Lecce: Walking Tour of Baroque Squares & Roman RuinsYou’ll join a local guide for a two-hour stroll through Lecce’s historic heart—past grand baroque squares, ancient Roman ruins, and quieter backstreets most people miss. Taste fresh figs from a market stall, stand where gladiators once fought, and pause in front of Santa Croce’s wild stonework. It’s less about checking sights off a list than feeling the city breathe around you.
Lecce Cooking Class: Handmade Pasta & Salento WineYou arrive at 6:15pm, make two types of fresh pasta by hand with a local host, taste an aperitif of Salento specialties and local wines while sauces cook, then sit down to dinner with the pasta you shaped. The class lasts three and a half hours, includes hotel pickup, and works for couples, families and small groups. Book if you want to leave with a skill and a memory that doesn't fade.Is it for me?This works well if you want to learn a real skill in a small group without the rush of a large tour, and if you travel as a couple, family or friends who want to share something hands-on together — the intimate setting is what makes the personalized teaching and the conversation possible.
Polignano a Mare boat tour: Caves, swimming & aperitifA 2-hour boat tour along the Polignano a Mare coast explores sea caves and natural arches accessible only by water, with time to swim and snorkel in the Adriatic. The crew shares the history of each landmark while you enjoy Apulian prosecco and tarallini; snorkeling gear is included, and the boat departs from Polignano a Mare itself.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the caves and arches of the Polignano a Mare coast without arranging your own boat or spending the day on a crowded group excursion—the fixed departure and small-boat format mean you move at a steady pace and stop where the crew knows the water is safe for swimming.
Altamura: Frrud Wine Museum Tour & Tasting with Local PairingsYou’ll step into Altamura’s Frrud Wine Museum with locals who rebuilt it from scratch — touch century-old tools, taste three house wines paired with focaccia and cheeses, and swap laughs over stories you won’t find in any brochure. It’s less about ticking boxes than feeling what makes this place matter.
Puglia Day Tour: Trani, Castel del Monte & Seaside VillagesYou’ll step into seaside Trani’s lively harbor life, wander echoing halls at Castel del Monte with your local guide, and taste fresh burrata straight from an Apulian dairy. With private car pickup from your hotel and plenty of slow moments to soak up village life or cliffside views, this day trip lets you feel Puglia’s warmth at every turn.
Lecce: Santa Maria di Leuca Caves Boat Tour & SnorkelingYou board a small boat in Lecce and spend three hours exploring the caves carved into the cliffs at Santa Maria di Leuca, with stops on both the Adriatic and Ionian sides. Two swimming breaks let you snorkel in clear water with provided gear. The skipper narrates the route and the history, and you're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the caves and swim in the water without planning the route yourself or renting separate snorkeling gear — the boat, the stops, and the equipment are all arranged, which is what makes three hours enough to cover both sides of Leuca.
Boat tour Santa Maria di Leuca: Caves and snorkeling stopsA 3-hour boat tour from Santa Maria di Leuca along the Capo di Leuca coast, with snorkeling stops at two named caves and time to swim or rest on deck. The boat carries a small group, includes snorkeling gear, and runs with a live guide in English or Italian. Children from age 1 are welcome.Is it for me?Sail along Capo di Leuca's dramatic coastline, exploring sea caves from the water and snorkeling at hidden coves with all equipment provided.
Alberobello Trulli: Segway & Golf Cart Guided TourYou choose between a Segway or a two-seater golf cart to tour Alberobello's two Trulli districts with a licensed guide. The experience includes a working church, the interior of an authentic trullo, a panoramic overview, and explanations of the building techniques that have preserved these cone-roofed houses for centuries. Small group size and flexible transport mean you move at your own pace without the standard walking-tour fatigue.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to cover both Trulli districts without walking the same streets twice and prefer a guide who explains the building methods and history — the Segway and cart options mean you move at a comfortable pace no matter your stamina or balance.
Walking tour of Lecce: Baroque churches and Roman ruinsA two-hour walking tour of Lecce's historic center in English, led by a guide through Baroque churches, the Roman Amphitheatre and the Cathedral square, with coffee and appetizers included. Groups stay under 15 people. Children from age one are welcome, and the route is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to walk with a small group — no more than 15 — and have someone point out how Baroque, Roman and Venetian layers sit inside the same streets. The two-hour pace and included coffee break fit a morning or afternoon without eating up your whole day.
Boat tour to Santa Maria di Leuca caves: 3 hours, two swimsA 3-hour guided boat tour from Santa Maria di Leuca marina explores the Ionian side caves—the River Cave, Cave of Indians, Cave of Seagulls, Cave of Varduselle, Cave of Blow, Cave of Vora, and others—with two stops for swimming and snorkeling. The tour includes masks, an aperitif with prosecco, and a captain who speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language. Small group size keeps the boat intimate.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see multiple sea caves without arranging transport or snorkeling gear yourself—the boat, the guide, the masks and the prosecco all come with the booking, and the small group size means the pace stays relaxed.
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Bari Vecchia: Walking Tour with Basilica & Swabian CastleYou’ll wander Bari Vecchia’s tangled streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Step inside the Basilica di San Nicola, trace ancient city walls with sea views, pause at sunlit cathedrals and finish beneath the Swabian Castle’s shadow. Expect laughter, unexpected details—and maybe even a new friend or two along the way.
Bike Rental Bari: Ride the Apulian Coast & CountrysideYou choose your own route through Bari and the Apulian countryside, picking between coastal rides and inland villages. The rental includes helmet, lock, lights and luggage storage, with staff suggestions on where to go. Kids' bikes and seats are available. You'll need an ID and a 50-euro deposit per bike, refundable on return.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to set their own pace and route through Bari and the Apulian region without joining a group or following a fixed itinerary. The rental is open daily until 7pm, so you can start early or take a leisurely morning and still have a full afternoon on the road.
Lecce: Jewish Museum & Baroque Churches Walking TourYou descend into the Underground Jewish Museum to see medieval purification tanks, then walk through Lecce's historic center with a guide who explains the Baroque symbols carved into the Basilica of Santa Croce, the Roman remains in Piazza Sant'Oronzo, and the cathedral complex at Piazza Duomo. Museum entry is included, and the route is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to understand Lecce's layered history—Jewish medieval, Roman, and Baroque—without having to navigate the city alone or piece together which buildings matter and why.
Salento Wine Tasting: Negroamaro with Local SnacksA wine tasting and winery tour in Salento where you taste Negroamaro—the region's signature wine—paired with local Apulian snacks. A guide walks you through the vineyard and cellar, explaining the wine's character and how it connects to Salento's soil and harvest. The experience runs about an hour and includes wine and food; you choose from three tasting options at checkout, each building on the same foundation.Is it for me?Book this if you have an afternoon free and want to understand what Salento actually tastes like instead of just passing through—the guide and the pairing do the work of making the wine make sense. You'll need to be at least 18 to taste the wine.
Santa Maria di Leuca: Caves & Swim Stop Boat TourYou board at Leuca port, spend two hours on a small passenger boat exploring sea caves and limestone cliffs, and get a swim stop in crystal-clear water. Bottled water is provided, the boat is wheelchair accessible, and the whole thing wraps before lunch. It's the kind of outing that works whether you have three hours free or you're building a longer coastal day.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in or near Lecce who want to see the Salento coast without renting a car or booking a full-day excursion. The two hours fit between other plans, and the swim stop is what makes the caves feel like more than just a boat ride past rocks.
Lecce Sunset Boat Party Salento: DJ & Live MusicYou board at 5pm, swim in the meeting point of two seas, dance or listen to live music as the sun sets, and return by 8pm with a drink already paid for. The boat handles all the music and the mood — you just bring yourself and maybe a friend.Is it for me?Book this if you want to be on the water at sunset without arranging a boat, a DJ, or figuring out what to drink — the whole thing is already planned, and you just show up ready to move.
Taranto: Ape Calessino Private Tour of Old Town & LungomareYou’ll ride through Taranto’s old town and along its waterfront in a classic Ape Calessino with a local guide, catching sea breezes and stories alike. Pause at historic piazzas, see both Mar Piccolo and Mar Grande from the swing bridge, visit ancient churches and temples — all packed into one vivid hour that feels longer than it is.
Leuca caves tour by boat: Small group with swim stopA 90-minute boat tour of Leuca's caves and coves with a local guide in Italian, maximum 10 travelers, and a 25-minute swim stop included. The boat carries a minibar with one drink per person; infants and small children can travel in a pram or stroller, and service animals are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a short outing that gets you on the water and into the caves without a long time commitment, and if a small group and a swim stop matter more to you than a longer itinerary or a bigger boat.
Wine Tasting Itria Valley Brindisi: Vineyard Walk & 4 TastingsYou walk the vineyard where the wines are grown, taste four Apulian wines with homemade food pairings, and hear the story of each bottle from the person who made it. The tasting takes place at the farmhouse itself, either outdoors with valley views or in a stone tavern. No transport needed—the vineyard is steps away. Bring an appetite and plan for two to three hours.Is it for me?Right for wine lovers who want to taste where the wine is made rather than in a tasting room, and for travelers who prefer small groups and homemade food over polished hospitality—the farmhouse setting is what makes the whole thing feel like you're invited, not just a customer.
Alberobello trulli walking tour with guide Rione MontiThis walking tour of Alberobello covers the UNESCO World Heritage town's two main districts with a professional guide in English or Italian. You explore the Monumental Trulli Area (Rione Monti), where over a thousand cone-shaped houses now house artisan workshops and cafes, then move to Rione Aia Piccola, the only neighborhood that has remained residential and free of commercial activity. The tour includes a visit to Casa d'Amore, a National Monument since 1930, and ends at the Trullo Church of Sant'Antonio on the city's highest point, where panoramic views open across the clustered rooftops. The tour runs 1.5 to 2 hours and requires a minimum of two people per booking; private and shared options are both available.Is it for me?Choose the private tour if you want the guide's attention focused on your group and the flexibility to linger at any stop; the shared tour works better if you prefer a smaller cost and don't mind a group pace. Either way, the residential quarter (Rione Aia Piccola) is what sets this walk apart—it's where you see how people actually live in the trulli, not how they've been packaged for visitors.
