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From the Valle d’Itria countryside to the Salento’s stunning coastline, Puglia is an idyllic summer destination perfect for a relaxed road trip. This itinerary is for the design minded + culturally curious traveler looking for planning guidance and hard-to-find recommendations that get to the heart of Puglia. Even those who have traveled here before will find hidden gems and detailed insights for the next time. Unlock for access to: 🚗 A flexible day by day itinerary for 9 days in Puglia with logistics/transportation details. Easily rearrange, shorten, or extend with extra options to choose from. 🛌 Places to stay (boutique hotels + rustic farm stays) 🍝 Places to eat, with a list of local specialties to try 🏖 Things to do (towns, beaches, wine tastings, artisan shops, tours/classes) Each recommendation includes a description with detailed insights. Check the guide below or use the interactive map to look through the options. It’s mobile-friendly and easy to use on the go. This is a living guide. You will receive future updates without paying more later!

Puglia has become such a hot spot travel destination in the past few years and for many well deserved reasons! I grew up spending every summer in Puglia so I often get many questions about the region and how to make the most of a trip here. Because I have been lucky enough to spend so much time here, I know the hidden gems you should see and the spots worth visiting. Puglia has a special place in my heart...It's a region that has SO much to offer from its delicious food, rich history, breathtaking beaches and charming towns. One of the most common questions I get is which towns are actually worth visiting. In this guide, I will share with you which spots I think are a must when travelling central Puglia, also known as the Valle d'Itria area. You will find things to do in these towns, where to eat and drink and beaches to hang out at!

Explore the wonders of Puglia in the 7-day guide to the region! This itinerary is based on my experience traveling around: ✨Taranto, Matera, Alberobello, and Polignano a Mare✨ This guide is suitable to a wide range of ages, though it does include bus travel and frequently changing locations. As a vegetarian, all of the restaurants included have suitable options for people who eat veggie! 🌿 It's also super flexible, so you can take the suggestions for each place, add in or subtract certain towns you're interested, and make it your own based off of my expert recommendations. Ciao!