Apulia, nicknamed the ‘heel of Italy’s boot’ is a stunning coastal region in the south of the country. This charming place is a haven of history, tradition and culture. Tourists have a wealth of man-made and natural attractions to explore when they come here for a sunny vacation.
Stay in a pretty villa in Apulia on your next Italian vacation and get ready to enjoy a superb time!
Sail around the Tremiti Islands off the Apulia coast and soak of the sun’s rays along one of many Blue Flag awarded beaches here.
Enjoy a few hours of exhilarating wind surfing or wakeboarding to get the adrenaline pumping or simply sit in the cool shade of an outdoor restaurant table along the coast and admire the sheer beauty of the glittering ocean.
Stay in a pretty villa in Apulia on your next Italian vacation and get ready to enjoy a superb time!
Sail around the Tremiti Islands off the Apulia coast and soak of the sun’s rays along one of many Blue Flag awarded beaches here.
Enjoy a few hours of exhilarating wind surfing or wakeboarding to get the adrenaline pumping or simply sit in the cool shade of an outdoor restaurant table along the coast and admire the sheer beauty of the glittering ocean.
See the unique white-washed cone roofed building called ‘trulli’ that are indigenous to Apulia and exist mostly in the quaint little town of Alberobello in Val d’Itria. Learn about the history of these unusual buildings which have earned the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage Site award.
Visit the cities and towns of Apulia like Bari, Lecce, Taranto and Brindisi to tour around the many museums, beautiful old buildings and attractions they have to offer. See the majestic Castel del Monte in the town of Andria, a well preserved fortress built using the very finest medieval architecture techniques.
Visit the cities and towns of Apulia like Bari, Lecce, Taranto and Brindisi to tour around the many museums, beautiful old buildings and attractions they have to offer. See the majestic Castel del Monte in the town of Andria, a well preserved fortress built using the very finest medieval architecture techniques.
Go on a refreshing cycling trail through the peaceful environments of Gargano Park or the scenic Murgia National park. Observe wildlife in their natural habitats and smell the fragrance of blossoming vegetation all around you! In the summer months, Apulia hosts many thrilling festivals and fairs for tourists to attend. Check out the carnival of Putignano, the San Nicola festival in Bari and the mesmerising ‘Night of the Taranta’ at Melpignano in August.
The food of Apulia is filled with colour. Try their delicious vegetable filled pastas served with beans of freshly caught seafood. With over eight hundred kilometres of coastline, visitors have a wealth of wonderful restaurants along here ready to serve them the catch of the day!
Apulia is a haven of tourist welcome and intrigue, so why not be inspiration to plan your next Italian trip to this region this summer!
The food of Apulia is filled with colour. Try their delicious vegetable filled pastas served with beans of freshly caught seafood. With over eight hundred kilometres of coastline, visitors have a wealth of wonderful restaurants along here ready to serve them the catch of the day!
Apulia is a haven of tourist welcome and intrigue, so why not be inspiration to plan your next Italian trip to this region this summer!
Photo credits
picture 1: Salento81 / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 2: Tango7174 / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 3: Guido Radig / CC BY 3.0
picture 1: Salento81 / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 2: Tango7174 / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 3: Guido Radig / CC BY 3.0
