• Centro Storico di Polignano a Mare - Polignano a Mare: Known as the birthplace of the renowned singer Domenico Modugno, famous for his iconic song “Nel blu dipinto di blu,” Polignano captivates visitors with its historic center, showcasing Arab, Byzantine, Spanish, and Norman influences. The remnants of four defensive towers that once encircled the old town add to its charm. Polignano is distinguished by its crystal-clear waters and cliffs adorned with impressive sea caves, earning it the nickname “Pearl of the Adriatic.” Situated just over 30 km from Bari, it is a must-see destination.
• Ostuni - Ostuni, often referred to as the “White City,” is a delightful Apulian town perched on a hill, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the Adriatic Sea. Its standout feature is the architecture of its houses, all whitewashed with lime, creating a unique and enchanting look. At the heart of Ostuni is the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, a Romanesque-Gothic architectural masterpiece. The church’s façade, adorned with a splendid rose window, and the interior rich in frescoes and details, make it one of the city’s most significant places of worship. From the Cathedral, a network of streets leads to panoramic terraces with breathtaking views. In the center of Ostuni is the Piazza della Libertà, a vibrant meeting spot surrounded by cafés and restaurants. The surrounding countryside invites visitors to explore the ancient olive groves that form the agricultural heart of the region.
• Centro Storico Locorotondo - Locorotondo: This village, considered one of Italy’s most beautiful, has been awarded the Orange Flag by the Touring Club for its harmonious design and accessible historic center. Visitors will be enchanted by the stunning white houses, cobbled streets paved with local stone (the “chianche”), and elegant doorways. A distinctive feature of Locorotondo is its geometrically regular houses with sloping roofs, made from two slopes of limestone slabs known as “cummerse.” These charming little houses have been renovated and are now available to visitors as part of a diffused hotel experience.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Written Brochure
• Driver available in Italian
• Parking fees
• Transfer by Bus/Minivan

• Bottled water
• Guide

The journey will commence from Bari at 08:30 for a day dedicated to exploring three treasures of the Itria Valley.

Polignano a Mare, a charming coastal village, is renowned for its dramatic cliffs and the pristine waters of the Adriatic Sea. The historic center, characterized by its narrow streets, arches, and balconies adorned with flowers, overlooks beaches such as Lama Monachile. A stop of 2 hours and 30 minutes is planned here for exploration.

Locorotondo is celebrated for its circular historic center, white houses decorated with flowers, and “cummerse,” the distinctive sloping roofs. From this vantage point, breathtaking views of vineyards and olive groves can be enjoyed, known for their exquisite local white wines. The visit to Locorotondo will last 2 hours.

Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is distinguished by its trulli, ancient structures with conical roofs. In the Rione Monti district, notable sites include the Trullo Sovrano and the Church of Saint Anthony. As visitors wander through artisan shops and savor local delicacies like taralli, olive oil, and orecchiette, 3 hours will be spent here.

After a day brimming with discoveries, the return to Bari will commence, departing from Polignano at 18:30 and arriving by 19:00.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.