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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.
Sea caves tour Santa Maria di Leuca: Swim and aperitifA boat tour of the sea caves at Santa Maria di Leuca in Salento takes you into rock formations and hidden coves accessible only by water, with time to swim in clear seawater and an aperitif on board. The tour runs between one and three hours depending on conditions and your choice; a live guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language. Fresh water, soft drinks and snacks are included.Is it for me?Staying in Salento and want the caves, swimming, and aperitif without the planning—this boat departs when you're ready and wraps up in time for dinner.
Matera & Alberobello UNESCO Day Trip from Bari: Inside trulli homesYou get picked up from your Bari hotel and driven to Matera's ancient Sassi caves, where you tour the Casa Grotta museum and learn how people lived in the grottoes. After a coffee break, you travel to Alberobello to explore the trulli houses, visit inside one, and taste local olive oil and wines. Private transport and your guide handle the whole day, and you're back by evening.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Bari who want to see two major UNESCO sites without arranging their own transport or managing entry tickets—the fixed schedule and included guide let you focus on the places themselves. Expect a full day out, roughly 9:30am to evening, with significant driving time that's part of how both sites fit into one trip.
Bari Walking Tour with Pasta Making: Learn & TasteA 2-hour walking tour of Bari's old town paired with a pasta-making class in a typical home, where you learn from a local and eat what you make with red wine. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian or French; groups stay small and the experience runs only if at least 2 people book together.Is it for me?You do the cooking yourself, not watch a demonstration, so book this if you want to leave with a skill and a meal you made with your own hands. The shared group format keeps the cost down and the house setting small and intimate, which is what makes the family atmosphere work.
Bari Old Town Bike Tour: Ice Cream, Castles & Local AlleysYou’ll cycle through Bari’s lively piazzas and winding alleys with a local guide, pause for fresh ice cream, explore centuries-old castles and basilicas, and get swept up in daily southern Italian life. Expect laughter, a bit of history, and moments that linger long after you’ve left those sunlit stones behind.
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.
Bari: Rickshaw Bike Tour, Swabian Castle & Ice Cream TastingYou’ll ride through Bari’s tangled old town on a modern rickshaw-bike with a local guide who knows every shortcut. Watch fresh pasta being made in hidden alleys, explore landmarks like Swabian Castle and St. Nicholas Basilica, then finish with homemade ice cream. It’s lively, unscripted—and leaves you wanting to linger just a bit longer.
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.
Taranto: Orecchiette Pasta Class & 3-Course LunchYou'll spend 4.5 hours learning to shape orecchiette by hand in a traditional Puglia trullo house, then eat a three-course lunch made from what you cooked and what grows in the garden next door. Local wine, coffee, and a short history of the building are included. The class runs Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from March through October, and dietary requirements are accommodated if you mention them at booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn a real skill in a real place — not a demo, but an actual afternoon spent making pasta the way it's been made here, then eating it at a table with other people who just made it too. The 4.5 hours includes everything, so you show up and don't have to think about transport, ingredients, or what comes next.
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.
Santa Maria di Leuca boat trip and caves: 3 bath stopsA boat tour departing from Torre Vado visits the caves and coastline of Santa Maria di Leuca over three hours, with stops for swimming and snorkeling at three points along the route. The boat carries a maximum of 12 people and includes snorkeling equipment, fins and masks, life jackets, and an aperitif of Prosecco, peach tea and water. A live Italian-speaking crew comments on each site as you pass. Children from age 1 are welcome on board.Is it for me?You get a full afternoon or morning on the water with three chances to swim and snorkel, which is what a small-group boat with a fixed crew makes possible—the same people navigate, explain and keep everyone safe across the whole route, so the day holds together without you arranging stops or managing logistics.
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.
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.
Bari: Street Food Walking Tour with Focaccia & Gelato TastingYou’ll wander Bari’s winding old town with a local guide, tasting fresh focaccia straight from the oven, fried panzerotti and sgagliozze on street corners, sharp cheeses with wine in a family-run shop, and homemade gelato by the sea. Expect laughter, stories, and little moments that stick with you long after you’ve brushed off the crumbs.
Porto Selvaggio: Kayak Tour, Cliff Diving & Cold Spring SwimYou’ll paddle along Porto Selvaggio’s rugged coast by kayak with a local guide, slip into hidden caves if sea conditions allow, plunge into an icy freshwater spring for a real shock to the system, and try cliff diving above Gaia Cave—all with photos included so you don’t have to risk your phone.
Orecchiette Cooking Class and Wine in Lecce: Baroque views of old townLearn to make orecchiette pasta from scratch in a Lecce old-town bistro with a local guide, then taste Puglia wines paired with local cheese, taralli and the pasta you just rolled. The class runs two hours and includes bottled water; a minimum of two people per booking is required, and vegetarian or vegan tastings are available on request.Is it for me?Shape orecchiette by hand in Lecce's old town, then taste it paired with wines explained by a local expert—all in one morning or afternoon without sacrificing your whole day.
Alberobello, Monopoli & Polignano: Small Group Day Trip by CarYou’ll taste fresh focaccia in Alberobello’s winding lanes, soak up sea breezes in Monopoli’s old port, and hear local stories over gelato in Polignano a Mare. With friendly drivers guiding you but never rushing you, this small group day trip lets you experience Puglia at your own pace — with plenty of time for wandering and quiet moments.
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.
Bari street food tour with local guide: Basilica & Castello SvevoA 2.5-hour street food walking tour of Bari Vecchia led by a local English-speaking guide, starting at Piazza San Nicola and moving through the historic squares and landmarks of the old town. You taste panzerotto, focaccia, handmade orecchiette and gelato at local spots, while the guide shares the history of Basilica di San Nicola, Piazza del Ferrarese, Teatro Margherita, Chiesa di San Sabino and Castello Svevo—all viewed from the outside. Vegetarian options are available; the route is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?The 2.5-hour walk moves at a pace that works for all fitness levels, so you do not need to be a serious hiker—just ready to stand and move through the old town streets. If you want to taste Bari's real street food without hunting for the spots yourself, a local guide who knows where to stop and what each place means to the city makes the difference.
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.
