Blog

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.

If you are going to visit Sorrento, stay ready to discover a fascinating, polite and elegant city, which offers to the visitors breathtaking panoramas.

Matera is a real jewel, which is absolutely worth a visit. For a while you feel like you are in another era, where everything is still and almost unreal.

The small Apulian town of Acaya is a hamlet of the Municipality of Vernole, around 10 km far away from Lecce. Built in 1500, Acaya is the only example of fortified Renaissance town in South Italy.

One of the most beautiful walks on the south-eastern coast of Puglia photographed by an experienced walker

A Puglia Walking Holiday: pictures from the Salento peninsula.

It’s the exciting tale of Edwin, a Dutch blogger who has traveled his first hiking route in Puglia. For a long time Edwin wanted to live an active (and slow) holiday through the heel of Italy and eventually he found us. We helped him achieve the mission and his father came with him. And together they discovered the wonders of the Valley of Trulli …

The combination of Puglia and bike is becoming increasingly popular among thousands of tourists who every year choose to spend their vacations in the versatile heel of Italy.