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Nestled in the southeastern region of Italy, Puglia, also known as Apulia, boasts a rich history and breathtaking landscapes. This charming region is often overlooked by tourists, making it the perfect destination for those seeking an exclusive and intimate vacation experience. From the historic towns of Alberobello, with its enchanting trulli houses, to the mesmerizing coastal towns of Polignano a Mare and Otranto, Puglia offers a blend of cultural wonders and picturesque seascapes.
Alberobello
Exploring culinary delights
If you're a food enthusiast and have a craving for authentic Italian cuisine, then Puglia should undoubtedly be on your gastronomic bucket list. Nestled in the southern region of Italy, Puglia, also known as the "heel of the boot," is a haven for culinary treasures that reflect its rich history and vibrant culture. From fresh seafood to hearty pastas, here's a glimpse into the culinary delights that await you in this picturesque Italian region. No culinary exploration of Italy is complete without savoring its pasta dishes. In Puglia, you'll find "orecchiette" – small, ear-shaped pasta – served with an assortment of sauces, often featuring locally grown vegetables and rich tomato-based concoctions. The "orecchiette con cime di rapa" (orecchiette with turnip tops) is a classic dish that embodies the region's flavors.
Orecchiette ''cime di rapa''
Breathtaking beaches
Puglia boasts a coastline that seems straight out of a postcard. From the rugged cliffs of Polignano a Mare to the pristine sands of Salento, there's a beach for every mood. Dive into the azure waters, bask under the warm sun, and let the gentle waves wash away your worries.
Torre Sant'Andrea, Salento coast
Wine tastings
Indulge in Puglia's rich wine culture by embarking on a wine tasting journeys. Visit local wineries and savor the robust flavors of regional wines like Primitivo and Negroamaro. Engage in conversations with passionate vintners who will share the art and science behind each bottle, and pair your wines with locally produced cheeses and cured meats.
Italian aperitif with local products
Cycling through olive groves
Puglia's idyllic countryside is adorned with endless olive groves and vineyards, making it a perfect destination for cycling enthusiasts. Pedal your way through the scenic landscapes, passing ancient olive trees that have witnessed centuries of history. Explore the Valle d'Itria region on two wheels, encountering charming villages and panoramic vistas along the way.
bike tours
Enjoy sunset serenity
As the day comes to a close, find a serene spot to witness the stunning Puglian sunsets. Whether you're perched on a cliffside, sipping wine on a terrace, or lounging on the beach, the hues of orange, pink, and gold painting the sky will leave you in awe.
Gravina in Puglia
Luxury villas for rent in Puglia
When it comes to pampering yourself during a vacation, a private villa with a swimming pool is the epitome of indulgence. Imagine waking up in your sumptuous bedroom, stepping out to a sunlit terrace, and taking a refreshing dip in your private pool. The tranquility and exclusivity of a villa offer a level of privacy that is unparalleled, allowing you to truly unwind and savor every moment. Puglia boasts an array of luxurious villas that cater to the most discerning travelers.
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viviana
12 6 8
Puglia, Galatina
from 9,500 to 18,750 € / week
melarossa
10 5 6
Puglia, Ostuni
from 5,650 to 10,000 € / week
masseria paride
20/22 10 12
Puglia, Fasano
from 13,850 to 39,050 € / week
masseria pepita
16 8 9
Puglia, Monopoli
from 13,500 to 37,500 € / week
certivo
16/19 8 9
Puglia, Squinzano
from 11,150 to 20,450 € / week
masseria mirtillo
26 13 15
Puglia, Nardò
from 35,000 to 100,000 € / week
dragonella
6 3 3
Puglia, Ostuni
from 6,650 to 12,600 € / week
viola
8 4 5
Puglia, Ostuni
from 9,775 to 16,575 € / week