“Without olive trees, Puglia is unthinkable …” Puglia is famous for its rolling olive groves. Our region produces about 40% of all of Italy’s olive oil,… Read More »Olive groves in Puglia | Ho un’allergia al polline dell’oliva
Ignore warnings that Bari Vecchia is a gritty “no-go” area. Extensive regeneration has transformed the area into a vibrant hub for bars and restaurants centred… Read More »Bari 2021 | Quick Guide
Overlooked by the ruins of the Torre dell’Orso (the Bear Tower) this is one of the most beautiful beaches in Puglia with its stunning natural… Read More »Torre dell’Orso | quick guide
Think of Puglia and you will probably picture Alberobello’s trulli – as iconic as Polignano a Mare’s Lama Monachile – and just as likely to grace… Read More »Alberobello 2021 | guide and gallery
Grottaglie is a must visit for design lovers who want to bring home some ceramics. The town has its own ceramic quarter where over 50… Read More »Puglia’s best destinations you probably haven’t heard of | Grottaglie
Year on year, Puglia’s reputation as a gay holiday hotspot grows. Salento remains the focus for gay travellers. The beautiful and the “gifted” are found… Read More »Gay Puglia | Pôr do Sol, Baia Verde, Gallipoli
Porto Selvaggio is a nature reserve filled with thick, pine forest, covering an area of 1100 hectares in the comune of Nardò. The main beach… Read More »Porto Selvaggio, Nardò
Our first hand experience tells us that you’re going to love Puglia in 2021. The salty hot summer and the salty hot Italian men, glistening… Read More »Puglia | one of Europe’s top 5 gay holiday destinations
The Nomadic Boys have ranked Puglia as Europe’s 5th best gay holiday destination for LGBTQ+ travellers. With over 135k followers on Instagram and almost 80k… Read More »Puglia | one of Europe’s top 5 gay holiday destinations for LGBTQ+ travellers
Think of Puglia and you will probably picture Alberobello’s trulli – as iconic as Polignano a Mare’s Lama Monachile – and just as likely to grace… Read More »Trails of the Unexpected | Alberobello’s Secret Spaces