From
Naples
to Puglia

In the very heart of Naples

Your journey begins in the vibrant heart of Naples: a city where layers of history, art, and life pulse through every street. Explore medieval castles and sweeping piazzas before wandering Spaccanapoli, the narrow artery that cuts through the historic center. Taste iconic street food as you go, and pause before the Veiled Christ in the Sansevero Chapel: an astonishing sculpture that captures the soul of Neapolitan artistry. Step into the serene cloister of the 14th-century Santa Chiara convent, then descend into the city’s mysterious underground world. To complete your experience, learn the secrets of true Neapolitan pizza in a private cooking class, hands in the dough, heart in tradition.

Pompeii’s Echoes and Volcanic Wines

Step into the silence of history with a guided visit to the UNESCO World Heritage designated Archaeological Area of Pompeii, the ancient Roman city suspended in time beneath the ash of Mount Vesuvius. As you wander its stone streets and frescoed villas, echoes of daily life emerge: haunting, vivid, and simply unforgettable. Afterwards, retreat to a nearby winery for a slow lunch and tasting of local wines, where the volcanic soil lends each sip a bold, distinctive character. Return to Naples for a final evening of dolce vita, letting the flavours, stories, and contrasts of the South linger just a little longer.

Valle d’Itria and Alberobello: A gathering of quiet beauty

Begin your journey through the Valle d’Itria, a landscape shaped by ancient olive groves, dry-stone walls, and the iconic whitewashed trulli that dot the hills like scattered poetry. Stop to meet Mariangela and her husband, who welcome you into their rustic, award-winning farmhouse. With deep passion and remarkable care for animal welfare, they produce some of the finest mozzarella in the region, crafted with respect, innovation, and love. The stables are designed to ensure comfort and calm, blending traditional rhythms with thoughtful technology. Later, continue to Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where winding alleys and the unique Trullo Sovrano invite you to lose yourself in the quiet magic of Puglia’s most beloved village.

Ostuni and Martina Franca: Baroque notes, eternal flavours

Stroll through the radiant alleys of Ostuni, the White Town, where sun-bleached walls, glimpses of the Adriatic, and the quiet majesty of the cathedral evoke a timeless Mediterranean charm. Nearby, Martina Franca welcomes you with elegant baroque façades and a slower rhythm. Here, visit a family-run farm to savour the celebrated Capocollo di Martina Franca, a delicacy born from tradition, care, and deep local pride. Between graceful architecture and ancestral flavours, this is Puglia at its most genuine

Monopoli, Polignano and Lecce: Where the cliffs fall and the stones rise

Trace the Adriatic coastline to Monopoli, where brightly painted fishing boats sway gently in sunlit harbours and daily life unfolds with quiet charm. In nearby Polignano a Mare, whitewashed houses cling dramatically to limestone cliffs, while narrow alleys open onto secret terraces suspended above sapphire waters. By afternoon, continue inland to Lecce, Puglia’s baroque jewel, where playful cherubs, sculpted façades, and sun-warmed palazzi bathe the city in golden light. Here, time seems to soften, inviting you to wander slowly, breathe deeply, and fall into the rhythm of Southern Italy’s enduring beauty.