The adventure awaits
This vacation will take you to one of the most authentic parts of southern Italy, Apulia, a region where the white houses of old towns meet the turquoise sea and life flows at a pleasant Mediterranean pace. The base for the entire trip is the town of Monopoli, a charming coastal town with a historic center, small beaches, and a port full of colorful fishing boats. You don't need a car - Apulia has surprisingly good train connections. You can easily get to places like Polignano a Mare, Alberobello, or Lecce. Trains are frequent, affordable, and allow for comfortable day trips along the coast and inland.
The itinerary is designed to let you experience the authentic atmosphere of the region. You will enjoy wandering through narrow streets, small beaches between rocks, local markets, and family businesses where fresh mozzarella or burrata is made right before your eyes. Apulia is also a paradise for food lovers: simple but exceptionally tasty specialties, fresh seafood, homemade pasta, sweet Italian desserts, and of course, ubiquitous gelato await you. A great bonus of this area is also the pleasant Mediterranean climate, which makes this area a great destination almost all year round. While summer is tempting for swimming and long evenings by the sea, spring and autumn are ideal for exploring cities, train trips, and a quieter atmosphere without large crowds. A journey full of sunshine, good food, beautiful views, and the slow southern rhythm of life awaits you.
This vacation will take you to one of the most authentic parts of southern Italy, Apulia, a region where the white houses of old towns meet the turquoise sea and life flows at a pleasant Mediterranean pace. The base for the entire trip is the town of Monopoli, a charming coastal town with a historic center, small beaches, and a port full of colorful fishing boats. You don't need a car - Apulia has surprisingly good train connections. You can easily get to places like Polignano a Mare, Alberobello, or Lecce. Trains are frequent, affordable, and allow for comfortable day trips along the coast and inland.
The itinerary is designed to let you experience the authentic atmosphere of the region. You will enjoy wandering through narrow streets, small beaches between rocks, local markets, and family businesses where fresh mozzarella or burrata is made right before your eyes. Apulia is also a paradise for food lovers: simple but exceptionally tasty specialties, fresh seafood, homemade pasta, sweet Italian desserts, and of course, ubiquitous gelato await you. A great bonus of this area is also the pleasant Mediterranean climate, which makes this area a great destination almost all year round. While summer is tempting for swimming and long evenings by the sea, spring and autumn are ideal for exploring cities, train trips, and a quieter atmosphere without large crowds. A journey full of sunshine, good food, beautiful views, and the slow southern rhythm of life awaits you.
Deposit
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
If you have time after arriving in Bari, take the train to the center of Bari and start exploring the city's highlights, such as the historic center of Bari Vecchia or the imposing Castello Normanno-Svevo.
Bari is a city of contrasts. Besides the lively harbor and modern avenues, you'll also find winding streets in the old town. However, if you arrive in the evening or are tired, head straight to your accommodation in Monopoli and leave exploring Bari for another day.
Day 2
Welcome to Monopoli! This city wins over most visitors within the first few minutes. The white houses, fishing boats in the harbor, and the peaceful atmosphere of the old town create an ideal place for slow exploration. Head to the Centro Storico di Monopoli, which is one of the most beautiful in all of Apulia. A labyrinth of narrow streets awaits you, where every corner hides something new: small chapels, blooming balconies, or old stone portals. Take your time and deliberately get a little lost. That's usually how you stumble upon the most beautiful spots. The alleys will naturally lead you to the small fishing port of Porto Antico di Monopoli, where the daily life of local fishermen unfolds among the colorful boats. On the way, it's worth stopping at the baroque cathedral Basilica Cattedrale Maria Santissima della Madia, which stands in the very heart of the old town.
The midday heat in Apulia can be intense in the summer, especially between 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM. During this time, many shops and restaurants close. It's therefore a good idea to have lunch earlier, ideally around noon. Small local businesses in the old town or near the harbor are an excellent choice. In the evening, Monopoli comes alive again. Take a stroll along the old city walls towards the fortress Castello Carlo V, which offers beautiful views of the sea. The most beautiful part of the evening often comes around sunset, when the harbor and stone houses turn warm shades. You can end the day with dinner at one of the restaurants by the harbor, ideally with fresh fish, orecchiette pasta, or a glass of local Apulian wine.
Day 3
Today belongs to one of the most photogenic towns in Apulia - Polignano a Mare. It is located just a few minutes by train from Monopoli and, thanks to its dramatic cliffs over the sea, it is one of the most beautiful places in the entire region. Wonderful streets, breathtaking views and swimming on the beach await you.
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Flights that get you thereincluded
In-app guideincluded
Select your travel group
Choose the dates that work best for you
Just pay a deposit of 3 134 Kč today and pay the balance by 10/2/2026
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itinerary by Kristýna
The adventure awaits
This vacation will take you to one of the most authentic parts of southern Italy, Apulia, a region where the white houses of old towns meet the turquoise sea and life flows at a pleasant Mediterranean pace. The base for the entire trip is the town of Monopoli, a charming coastal town with a historic center, small beaches, and a port full of colorful fishing boats. You don't need a car - Apulia has surprisingly good train connections. You can easily get to places like Polignano a Mare, Alberobello, or Lecce. Trains are frequent, affordable, and allow for comfortable day trips along the coast and inland.
The itinerary is designed to let you experience the authentic atmosphere of the region. You will enjoy wandering through narrow streets, small beaches between rocks, local markets, and family businesses where fresh mozzarella or burrata is made right before your eyes. Apulia is also a paradise for food lovers: simple but exceptionally tasty specialties, fresh seafood, homemade pasta, sweet Italian desserts, and of course, ubiquitous gelato await you. A great bonus of this area is also the pleasant Mediterranean climate, which makes this area a great destination almost all year round. While summer is tempting for swimming and long evenings by the sea, spring and autumn are ideal for exploring cities, train trips, and a quieter atmosphere without large crowds. A journey full of sunshine, good food, beautiful views, and the slow southern rhythm of life awaits you.
This vacation will take you to one of the most authentic parts of southern Italy, Apulia, a region where the white houses of old towns meet the turquoise sea and life flows at a pleasant Mediterranean pace. The base for the entire trip is the town of Monopoli, a charming coastal town with a historic center, small beaches, and a port full of colorful fishing boats. You don't need a car - Apulia has surprisingly good train connections. You can easily get to places like Polignano a Mare, Alberobello, or Lecce. Trains are frequent, affordable, and allow for comfortable day trips along the coast and inland.
The itinerary is designed to let you experience the authentic atmosphere of the region. You will enjoy wandering through narrow streets, small beaches between rocks, local markets, and family businesses where fresh mozzarella or burrata is made right before your eyes. Apulia is also a paradise for food lovers: simple but exceptionally tasty specialties, fresh seafood, homemade pasta, sweet Italian desserts, and of course, ubiquitous gelato await you. A great bonus of this area is also the pleasant Mediterranean climate, which makes this area a great destination almost all year round. While summer is tempting for swimming and long evenings by the sea, spring and autumn are ideal for exploring cities, train trips, and a quieter atmosphere without large crowds. A journey full of sunshine, good food, beautiful views, and the slow southern rhythm of life awaits you.
Deposit
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
If you have time after arriving in Bari, take the train to the center of Bari and start exploring the city's highlights, such as the historic center of Bari Vecchia or the imposing Castello Normanno-Svevo.
Bari is a city of contrasts. Besides the lively harbor and modern avenues, you'll also find winding streets in the old town. However, if you arrive in the evening or are tired, head straight to your accommodation in Monopoli and leave exploring Bari for another day.
Day 2
Welcome to Monopoli! This city wins over most visitors within the first few minutes. The white houses, fishing boats in the harbor, and the peaceful atmosphere of the old town create an ideal place for slow exploration. Head to the Centro Storico di Monopoli, which is one of the most beautiful in all of Apulia. A labyrinth of narrow streets awaits you, where every corner hides something new: small chapels, blooming balconies, or old stone portals. Take your time and deliberately get a little lost. That's usually how you stumble upon the most beautiful spots. The alleys will naturally lead you to the small fishing port of Porto Antico di Monopoli, where the daily life of local fishermen unfolds among the colorful boats. On the way, it's worth stopping at the baroque cathedral Basilica Cattedrale Maria Santissima della Madia, which stands in the very heart of the old town.
The midday heat in Apulia can be intense in the summer, especially between 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM. During this time, many shops and restaurants close. It's therefore a good idea to have lunch earlier, ideally around noon. Small local businesses in the old town or near the harbor are an excellent choice. In the evening, Monopoli comes alive again. Take a stroll along the old city walls towards the fortress Castello Carlo V, which offers beautiful views of the sea. The most beautiful part of the evening often comes around sunset, when the harbor and stone houses turn warm shades. You can end the day with dinner at one of the restaurants by the harbor, ideally with fresh fish, orecchiette pasta, or a glass of local Apulian wine.
Day 3
Today belongs to one of the most photogenic towns in Apulia - Polignano a Mare. It is located just a few minutes by train from Monopoli and, thanks to its dramatic cliffs over the sea, it is one of the most beautiful places in the entire region. Wonderful streets, breathtaking views and swimming on the beach await you.
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Flights that get you thereincluded
In-app guideincluded
Select your travel group
Choose the dates that work best for you
Just pay a deposit of 3 134 Kč today and pay the balance by 10/2/2026
Overall trip rating
