From Sassi of Matera to Salento

Embark on a captivating guided bike tour, "From Sassi of Matera to Salento," through Southern Italy's enchanting landscapes and towns. Starting in Matera's ancient Sassi, we'll cycle through Alberobello, Ostuni, Manduria, Gallipoli, Santa Maria di Leuca, Otranto, and Lecce. With a private guide, enjoy personalized experiences and uncover local secrets. Share laughter and friendship with like-minded travelers, staying in well-located economy hotels with breakfast included. Immerse yourself in the culture and beauty of Southern Italy on this unforgettable adventure. Book your spot now and let the magic unfold!

The itinerary offers a fantastic journey through some of the highlights of Apulia and Basilicata. The tour will give you the opportunity to visit two Unesco Sites, the Sassi of Matera and the trulli of Alberobello. In Alberobello wander through the narrow streets lined with trulli and immerse yourself in the town's enchanting atmosphere: a true exploration of the Itria Valley and its small towns like Locorotondo, a place of circular beauty, Martina Franca the elegant city with its bulging balconies and Cisternino famous for its steak house where they serve the typical "bombette". Your cycling route then takes you to Ostuni, called "White City" due to its whitewashed buildings. The old town is perched on a hill and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Explore the charming streets, visit the stunning Ostuni Cathedral, and enjoy the local cuisine. After the White City, the tour continues in the homeland of Primitivo DOC wine, where you will pedal among the rows of these precious grapes. Don't miss a visit to the Primitive Wine Civilization Museum​.

Continue your holiday among the gems of Salento: the city of Gallipoli, located on a small island connected to the mainland by a bridge, Gallipoli boasts beautiful sandy beaches, a historic old town, and a picturesque harbor. Cycle further east to Otranto, a coastal gem known for its turquoise waters and medieval charm. Visit Otranto Cathedral, which houses impressive mosaic flooring, and take a stroll along the town's scenic promenade. Finally, make your way to Lecce, often called the "Florence of the South" due to its stunning Baroque architecture. Admire the intricate details of the Basilica di Santa Croce and the Piazza del Duomo​.