Top Alberobello & Locorotondo Bus Tours

The "Capocollo of Martina Franca" is a cold cut salami, namely a type of capocollo, obtained from meat of pigs that were born in big farms situated mainly in the area of the Valle d´Itria. It has been cited in some historical references, as a proof of the fact that it is a traditionally typical sausage of the region. In fact, already in the XVIII century it was well known, not only in Apulia but also in all the Kingdom of Naples, as the most representative product among the charcuterie of this territory. The whole piece of "Capocollo of Martina Franca" is beautifully wrapped in its original gut and a string is tied on top of it to hang it for the traditional seasoning.

Alberobello Alberobello will be your first stop, a charming village that will fascinate you with its history and, above all, with its trulli: the typical houses of this place, cylindrical shaped whitewashed with whitewash and with a black stone domed roof, they are the real protagonists and your guide will tell you all about their history and construction techniques as well as telling you about popular and local traditions. During your visit to Alberobello you will also be able to visit some of the TRULLI internally by interacting with the inhabitants.  The points "BELEVEDERE" IS AN MUST! Panoramic point to admire the territory. LOCOROTONDO The second stop of the day will be Locorotondo: once you arrive you will understand why this country has been included in the list of "Most beautiful villages in Italy". In this splendid place you will be able to observe and learn about the "cummerse", the typical pointed and sloping roofs that dominate the houses of this delightful historic center.

The guides will pick you up from the port of Bari, the airport, or any hotel in Bari or its surroundings and bring you to Alberobello The trulli are an important example of rural architecture that still survives today. The panoramic view on Rione Aia Piccola with its infinite expanse of conical roofs is enchanting. Don't miss the opportunity to experience an authentic Alberobello experience & to discover these unique Apulian ancient constructions. TARALLI, LIQUORS AND EXTRAVERGINE OLIVES OIL TASTING IN A TYPICAL AND ORIGINAL TRULLO DATING BACK TO 1700 A.D.

ALBEROBELLO ----- 1st Stop 2 hours - guided tour and free time The guide "Rione Monti" and "Aia piccola" stopping to visits inside the trulli The guide will pick you up from Bari and bring you to Alberobello architecture that still survives today.The panoramic view on Rione Aia Piccola with its infinite expanse of conical roofs is enchanting. ----- POLIGNANO A MARE ---- 2nd Stop 1 hour - relax time The old town is perched on a rocky headland. The old town hides an amazing Cathedral and narrow alleys that always lead to the sea. The taste of the famous "special coffee", the exclusive invention of a well-known pastry chef, deserves a stop.

Get up close and personal with the real Puglia on this visit to a local farmhouse between Noci and Alberobello. Learn how mozzarella acquires its texture as you watch your host stretch curds from the farm’s cows into long, elastic ribbons. Then taste fresh mozzarella alongside typical snacks such as taralli, the region’s answer to the pretzel, and friselline rusks. If you like, you can meet the animals too.

Itria Valley is a magical place, with ancient olive trees, and villages full of colours. Alberobello is famous for its trulli, listed as a UNESCO site in 1996. Trulli are quaint buildings with conical, un-mortered stone roofs. Visit the trulli museum in the only 2 story trullo, to learn how people traditionally lived in these dwellings. Alberobello also boasts the only trullo church in the world, if you are lucky you may hear the organist practicing .Locorotondo is a little charming village, built in a circle on top of a hill. It has an interesting old town centre with views of the valley at every twist and turn. Polignano a Mare is a gem of crystal clear waters and cliffs pitted with caves. It is an amazing medieval town right on the Adriatic cliffs with balconies perfect for viewing the drop to the sea below. We visit the statue of Domenico Mondugno who was born here. He wrote and sang the famous song ' Volare', his arms are flung wide with his back to the sea..

Make your very own panzerotto—the small, doughy, calzone-style snack known as the king of Apulian street food—during this special culinary workshop, which includes dinner and drinks. Skip the tourist track and venture out into an authentic Italian home, where you’ll get a crash course in preparing traditional regional delicacies using farm-fresh ingredients. Then, dine on an array of tasty treats, paired with local wine.

This is a private tour, You will have your private tour guide just for you and your group!  The guide will pick you up from the port of Bari, the airport, or any hotel in Bari or its surroundings and bring you to Alberobello where you will start the guided walking tour of the 2 districts Rione Monti and Aia piccola. The trulli are an important example of rural architecture that still survives today. The panoramic view on Rione Aia Piccola with its infinite expanse of conical roofs is enchanting. Don't miss the opportunity to live an authentic experience in Alberobello, discover the unique apulian ancient constructions, and learn something new about the Italian traditions with a friendly multilingual local guide. At the end of the tour you will be given enough free time on your own, then you will return to Bari together with the guide.

if you are in Alberobello and you also want to visit the coast with fishing ports and small beaches, this tour includes a visit to Alberobello and an excursion to Monopoli and Polignano a Mare with guides and transfers included.

The people of Puglia have been growing olives for around 3,000 years and the region produces around 40% of Italy’s olive oil today. Learn how locals grow, press, and process authentic Apulian olive oil on this fascinating private class. Finally, discover the complex flavor profile of “Apulian gold” on a tutored tasting, with drinks and light refreshments.

If you are in Alberobello and you want to visit the most suggestive places of the itria valley, this is the tour for you. In two days you will visit Alberobello, Ostuni, Locorotondo and Martina Franca with guides and transfers included.

Puglia is home to one of Italy’s most beloved regional cuisines, rooted in the farms, wineries, and olive groves covering the Itria Valley. With this multi-day tour, sample local delicacies in and around Alberobello, Locorotondo, Cisternino, and Noci without having to organize complicated travel logistics. Enjoy two hands-on cooking experiences; taste wines, cheeses, olive oil, and charcuterie; and sit down to dinners at a traditional masseria farm and a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Explore how very different, friendly and playful Baroque style can be in the honey-colored “Florence of the South”. Visit Lecce, famed city of art and birthplace of the marvelous  "barocco Leccese". Besides the mesmerizing virtuously carved fine-grained honey-colored local limestone decorations of the impressing churches, monumental monasteries and renaissance and baroque style noble houses, which made Lecce so famous, the second most important and still kept alive artisanship is papier-mâché art. Discover how local craftsmen express their art in the numerous little papier-mâché "botteghe" in the historical district.

Visit Lecce and its incomparable ornamented façades and lovely monuments, tiny boutiques, local craft shops, superb restaurants, cozy wine bars and inviting street cafés Enjoy a walk in Otranto and with the breathtaking view of its cathedral’s mosaic. Free lunch time in Otranto with the possibility of a bath break at sea.

The “trulli” town of Alberobello is one of the highlights of Puglia, but the historic center can be overrun during midday. With this tour, enjoy an afternoon walking tour when most of the crowds have left and meet a local couple in their traditional whitewashed “trullo” home. End your visit with a tasting of Puglian wines and delicacies at a nearby shop also set in one of these captivating conical dwellings.

The discovery of these three wonderful places, different but united by the same valley. The valley could represent a separate city that absorbs all 3 cultures.