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In Lecce you can enjoy a unique atmosphere, characterized by the harmonious mix between the authentic spirit of the South of Italy and the historical-artistic beauty with an international resonance.

The South of Italy is a land rich in splendid tourist destinations: each one, with its monuments and traditions, tells a truly ancient past.

It is a land that deserves to be discovered slowly, exploring the culture of the place and getting in close contact with the local people: only in this way, you can breathe its most authentic soul. It is for this reason that we suggest you to explore it on foot, to have the opportunity to quietly enjoy the beauty of this region and journey itself: an exciting (and sustainable) tour in the South of Italy.

A bike tour gives you the opportunity to experience unforgettable emotions, allowing you to reach places where the car cannot arrive. By bike you can travel at a more human pace and the journey can gain a more authentic dimension. A two-wheels journey put strong and positive emotions into circulation, adding adrenaline and love for exploration, so you can return a child for a while.

Immerse yourself in the land of Puglia, pedaling through the cultivated fields or along the amazing Ionic and Adriatic coasts, and enjoy a breathtaking view of the sea: it is really worth to experience this kind of trip at least once in your life!

Visit Puglia from another point of view: find out why it is convenient to rent a bike to explore the wonders of Salento region.

Discovering the South of Italy on foot is an amazing experience! It allows you to come into close contact, with stunning landscapes and interesting cultures. Among them, it is impossible not to mention the Amalfi Coast, which offers suggestive and unforgettable panoramas.

The tours proposed by Slow Active Tours are one of the best ways to explore the enchanting places of Southern Italy: discovering the Heel of Italy through a walking vacation is a unique opportunity.

Hiking along the Amalfi Coast is one of the most exciting experience that one can do during an Italian holiday.

Puglia is a land which offers typical flavours that can delight every palate; this applies both to the dishes of ancient rural tradition and maritime tradition.

The Via Francigena is a route which dates back to the Middle Ages and connects Canterbury to Puglia: nowadays it allows to live exciting experiences between the sacred and the profane.

Over the centuries, Apulian masserie have represented the main core of farm life and still today they are a symbol of the Apulian rural tradition.

In recent years slow travels have been finally revalued, to discover new places and cultures.