Puglia

A rich region of sun, summer life, history

Puglia is situated in the "heel" of the boot, which represents the Italian peninsula.

Puglia is situated in the "heel" of the boot, which represents the Italian peninsula. Famous for its characteristic villages, which are unmistakably unique in the world.
In recent years, Puglia has emerged as one of the most popular holiday destinations in Italy.
With 800 km of coastline, hugged by two extraordinary seas, and a wide variety of stunning shorelines. Some Apulian towns are world-renowned, such as Polignano a Mare, where every year there is a well-known competition of acrobatic cliff diving, and Alberobello the city of Trulli, declared a World Heritage Site, with its quaint cobblestoned streets, lined with traditional stone roofed circular houses.

Then there’s memorable and exotic Ostuni with its whitewashed houses set against the blue sea and sky. Authentic Puglia can also be enjoyed at the table, with food & wine that promise an explosion of sensational flavors.
The most coveted coastal area is without a doubt Salento, with its breathtaking landscapes, turquoise waters, white rocks, and blue sky.