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Return flights for the holiday season 2024/25
You can already book your return flight to Bari for Christmas/New Years! Flights are scheduled on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays from 19.12.24-06.01.25!
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Vacation in Puglia
Heading to Dolce Vita!
Passionate and generous, Italy inspires with its different faces. An emblematic country of culture, art and fine cuisine, it’s also a holiday destination par excellence for all those who are looking to relax under the sun, for those who are willing to remain active or culture enthusiasts. From the Adriatic to Calabria, passing by the Gulf of Sorrento, from Sicily to Sardinia, you can find the same passion for life everywhere. The famous Dolce Vita celebrates beauty and happiness!
Puglia
This multi-faceted land welcomes you with its rich heritage, splendid nature, succulent gastronomy and authentic culture. A stay in Puglia will also give you the opportunity to bask on its golden sandy beaches, to admire its splendid shores characterised by steep cliffs and, of course, to visit the superb baroque city of Lecce. In the hinterland, the famous "trulli pugliese", typical houses, are waiting for you in the shade of the hundred-year-old olive trees! Enjoy your stay with all the flavours of the south!
Hotel areas
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Monopoli
Small but charming, Monopoli is rightly named ! In Greek ‘Mono polis’ means unique town. You will fall under the charm if its historical and natural beauties. Its charming old town boasts a medieval castle as well as multitudes of small churches.
Distance to Bari Airport : 60 km / Distance to Brindisi Airport : approx. 70 km away.
Torre Canne
This little hamlet in the province of Brindisi, is a charming seaside resort with pretty fine sand beaches. Torre Canne’s thermal baths use mineral springs known for their curative and therapeutic properties. Distance to Bari airport : approx. 70 km / Distance to Brindisi Airport : approx. 50 km.
Ugento
Ugento is a real architectural jewel set in the middle of a Mediterranean nature with the scent of olive trees. Its old town is worth a visit, especially for its St. John's Tower, its cathedral and its magnificent churches. Distance to Bari airport: approx. 230 km / Distance to Brindisi airport: approx. 110 km.
Vernole
The historical Baroque heritage is omnipresent in the historic centre of Vernole. In the surrounding countryside there are several prehistoric remains, while close to the coast is "Le Cesine", a nature reserve managed by the WWF organisation, which works for the protection of the environment. Distance from Bari airport: approx. 190 km / Distance from Brindisi airport: 65 km.
Polignano a Mare
This small postcard town has a white historic centre and is set on a cliffside. Domenico Modugno who was born here probably fell under its spell before composing the famous song "Volare". Distance from Bari airport: 50 km / Distance from Brindisi airport: 80 km.
Fasano
The little town lies in the heart of ancient olive groves and a stone's throw from the sea. Take some time to visit its historic centre with its narrow streets lined with traditional whitewashed facades. Distance to Bari airport: 70 km / Distance to Brindisi airport: 60 km.
Carovigno
This little town is surrounded by a beautiful countryside dotted with ancient ‘masseria’ farmhouses. The nature reserve of Torre Guaceto is also located here, with its natural beach and exquisite little coves. Distance to Bari airport : approx. 110 km / Distance to Brindisi airport : approx. 30 km.
Santa Maria al Bagno
Marked by its wild and undeveloped coastline, this small seaside resort has superb beaches of fine sand. Some historical remnains are worth a visit such as the ancient watchtower. Distance to Brindisi airport : 80 km / Distance to Bari airport : 205 km.
Posto Rosso
Small seaside village overlooking the Ionian Sea. The meaning of its name, ‘red place’, comes from the colour of its reddish cliffs. All along this rocky low coast are several small public bays that are easy to access. Distance to Bari airport : 65 km / Distance to Brindisi airport : approx. 103 km.
Otranto
A true jewel of the Adriatic Sea, the picturesque city is also one of the most important tourist resorts in southern Italy. Its assets are not lacking: heavenly beaches and a colourful coastal landscape. Don't skip out on a walk through the narrow streets of the old town with its white-stone houses.
Brindisi airport is about 100 km away, Bari airport is about 220 km away
Capitolo
Located south of Monopoli, the small town has long sandy beaches with clear waters. The town also welcomes Monopoly entertainment, a Must if you like entertainment. Distance from Bari airport: 50 km / Distance from Brindisi airport: 65 km.
Castellaneta Marina
With its charming and impressive landscapes, this part of the coastline is of incomparable beauty. The beach of Castellaneta is home to an abundant fauna and flora. Distance from Bari airport: 58 km / Distance from Brindisi airport: approx. 104 km.
Torre dell'Orso
The magnificent crescent-shaped bay of Torre dell'Orso is framed by cliffs with a backdrop of pinewoods and splendid sand dunes. Along its cliffs you can discover beautiful sea caves. Distance from Brindisi airport: approx. 80 km.
Mesagne
Located not far from the Adriatic Coast, Mesagna holds a fascinating history. Its old town is popular among visitors as much for its historic buildings as for its narrow alleys. The Castello Normanno-Svevo, built in the 12th century, and the richly decorated San Lorenzo church are some of its iconic monuments. Additionally, the city boasts a lively culture scene and plenty of festivals that honour local traditions. Distance from Bari airport: approx. 130 km / Distance from Brindisi airport: 18 km.
Lecce
Often regarded as the "Florence of the South", Lecce is famous for its impressive Baroque architecture and limestone, from which many of its monuments are built. It is renowned for its lively culture and delicious traditional dishes, and is also a great option for exploring the Salento region's lovely beaches. Distance from Brindisi airport: 48 km / Distance from Bari airport: 163 km.
Gallipolli
The charming coastal town of Gallipoli sits by the Gulf of Taranto in the province of Lecce. It is true to its name as it literally means "beautiful city" in Greek! It is famous for its high-quality wines and fragrant olive oil, and is an ideal place for both relaxing at the seaside and exploring the old town's cultural gems. Distance from Bari airport: 200 km / Distance from Brindisi airport: 85 km.
Must-do & Must-see - our suggestions
Must-do
- Take some time to… do nothing! Just laze on the wonderful sandy beaches of Puglia, which are among the most beautiful in Europe.
- Sing "Volare oh,oh, Cantare oh, oh, oh, oh..." while strolling through the alleys of Polignano A Mare and remember that its interpreter, Domenico Modugno, was born in this small town.
- Take a walk through the olive groves and visit a "Masseria" where you will be told how the green gold is extracted.
- Discover the beautiful Gallipoli (which means "beautiful city" in Greek) set on crystal clear waters, or take a trip to Otranto known for its famous Aragonese castle.
Must-see
- Discover Matera and explore its troglodyte world with 3,000 caves. Metara is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has been designated European Capital of Culture for 2019.
- Lecce, the baroque city par excellence, is full of historic monuments and beautiful craft shops.
- Discover another UNESCO World Heritage Site masterpiece that is unique in the world: Alberobello. Its labyrinth of alleys features hundreds of Trulli, traditional dwellings made of whitewashed stone with conical roofs.
- Perched on a limestone cliff 20 metres above sea level, the beautiful town of Polignano A Mare offers breathtaking views!
Excursions
Excursions will allow you to discover your destination from all perspectives. LuxairTours offers a range of selected tours that will allow you to discover unmissable places, paradisiacal beaches, typical dishes... LuxairTours organises a range of quality excursions for you.
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This guided tour through the picturesque village of Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996, is a must. Here you will discover the "Trulli", unique white dry-stone houses with conical roofs, true emblems of the Apulian region. During this excursion, you will walk through Alberobello narrow streets, which will captivate you with its originality and its welcoming atmosphere. You will also have the opportunity to visit the Aia Piccola and Rione Monti districts, before stopping at the panoramic terrace to enjoy an exceptional view of the old quarter and take some pictures. The tour ends with a tasting of local products.
Half-day tour with a French- or German-speaking guide. -
This one-day guided tour will take you to Matera, the second largest city in the Basilicata region by population and area, which has also been named European Capital of Culture in 2019. The city is known for the Sassi di Matera, made up of troglodyte houses listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These unique houses are carved into the rock and are located on the Gravina of Matera, forming huge ravines that divide the territory into two districts: Sasso Barisano and Sasso Caveoso. This tour of the city known as "the second Bethlehem" will take you through unique scenery, as if it were stuck in the past, and promises an unforgetable experience!
A full day tour with a French or German speaking guide. -
Lecce, a baroque city par excellence, is also known as "Florence of the South". It has a lovely typical 17th century architecture where beautiful ornaments embellish the buildings with the warm color of the travertine. You will be delighted by the traditional narrow streets of the historic center and its splendid palazzi. Let yourself be enchanted by the Duomo square and the great Roman amphitheater, admire the elegance of the Basilica of the Holy Cross and then stop in front of one of the many papier-mâché artisans and observe this ancient art, typical of the local craftsmanship... There is so much to see here!
Half-day tour (without guide). -
Bari is the capital of Puglia and the region's largest city. It is a merchant, maritime and university town with ancient origins. You'll have plenty of time to discover its rich history, culture and traditions during this half-day excursion. The old town, known as Bari Vecchia, is packed with ancient monuments, including the Norman-Swabian castle, the Cathedral of San Sabino, the ancient city walls and the impressive Apulian Romanesque Basilica of San Nicola, which is an important pilgrimage site. Don't miss Via delle Orecchiette, a narrow alleyway where women make and sell fresh pasta from stalls set up in front of their homes.
Half-day excursion (without guide).
For more information and bookings, please contact your LuxairTours guide on site.
Important information
- Tourist tax must be paid locally during your stay.
