Regional Spotlight
The sun-baked heel of Italy — whitewashed villages, ancient olives, two seas.
Heritage & Landscape
Puglia is the long, sunlit heel of Italy — a peninsula flanked by the Adriatic on one side and the Ionian on the other, with thousand-year-old olive groves stretching between them. The architecture is uniquely its own: conical trulli, fortified masserie, baroque Lecce stone.
Our masserie are working estates, walled and self-contained, with their own oil presses and infinity pools cut into the limestone. The pace here is unhurried; the cuisine, intensely seasonal and built on what the land gives that morning.
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Curated Moments
“These trees were old when Hannibal passed.”
Harvest & Heritage
Tour a 16th-century underground frantoio still pressing oil from trees that predate the Roman Empire. Conclude with a guided tasting of single-grove monocultivar oils paired with focaccia barese.
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Sea & Sun
Board a traditional gozzo at sunrise and trace the coast from Monopoli to Polignano, anchoring at hidden swimming caves only reachable by water. Lunch is served on deck.
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A UNESCO village entirely built of trulli — fairy-tale conical-roofed stone houses.
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The 'Florence of the South' — an entire baroque city carved from honey-coloured stone.
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A white town perched on a sheer Adriatic cliff, with a swimmable cove far below.
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