There are many emotions that a holiday in Puglia can give you, one of the most beautiful regions of Italy and of the entire Mediterranean basin.
The heel of the boot can boast 865 km of coastline, between cliffs overhanging the sea and long sandy beaches, ancient Roman ports and sea caves.
In addition to the sea, the rural landscape is the setting, made up of centuries-old olive groves, farmhouses and traditional dry stone walls.
And this is why Puglia is one of the favorite destinations for millions of tourists now from all over the world. The accommodation offer is extremely varied, ranging from campsites frequented by young people in Salento, to tourist villages for families in the Gargano, passing through ancient farms in the Itria valley and B&Bs in small historic centres.
If you have no idea where to stay, look at lodgingonline.com, a portal where you will find many useful tips on where to sleep on holiday.
For beach holidays, made up of beach and relaxation, the favorite destinations are certainly Vieste and Peschici in the Gargano, to the north, and Gallipoli and Otranto in Salento, to the south, towns with beautiful beaches ideal for experiencing a typical Italian holiday.
Lovers of culture and cities of art, on the other hand, will prefer Bari, whose historic center has recently been redeveloped, Trani and Lecce, "the Florence of the South", which sees its main attraction in its Baroque architecture.
The Apulian villages will welcome you among the white alleys and squares overlooking the sea, local craft shops and typical restaurants. Noteworthy are those of Cisternino and Ostuni in the Valle d'Itria, Vico del Gargano and Monte Sant'Angelo in the Gargano.
An honorable mention goes to Alberobello and its characteristic cone-roofed houses, "the trulli".
Thanks to its karst terrain, Puglia is also a fascinating region from a geological point of view, the spectacular caves of Castellana are certainly the most representative place of interest in this area.
Nature is no different, with the national parks of Alta Murgia and Gargano, true paradises of biodiversity, and the protected marine areas of Porto Cesareo and the Tremiti Islands, ideal for diving enthusiasts.
Wherever you go you will appreciate the excellent cuisine, which sees its pillars in fresh pasta (Apulian orecchiette!), cheeses (caciocavalli), seafood and extra virgin olive oil.
You can experience all this and more in one holiday in Puglia, a perfect destination for all tastes and needs. We are waiting for you!
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