Puglia.
Authentic South.
Today, everyone knows the trulli, the white limestone buildings with pointed roofs, among the symbols of Puglia. But this region has much more to offer. A land rich in history and stories that are eager to be told and heard. It enchants with its 800 km of coastline, as varied as the lines of invaders that over the millennia have passed through its fertile valleys. Saistours will guide you on this journey to discover original traditions, captivating dishes, and unexplored treasures far from the classic tourist routes and close to the heart.
Knowing and experiencing the territory: our strength.
Our agency is located in Puglia, in the heart of the Itria Valley. Direct contact with this land, combined with years of experience, has allowed us to acquire the know-how needed to guide you in discovering this region.
Together on this journey. From arrival to departure.
Everything within a well-structured itinerary that becomes immediately simpler, thanks to the careful selection of suppliers, the management of formalities, the thoughtful choice of menus and decorations, and the resolution of logistical needs: land transportation, hotels, hospitality.
- Hotels (various categories: 3, 4, 5 stars; agritourisms, estates, and masserie)
- Transfers (with various types of vehicles: cars, minibuses, buses)
- Excursions (half-day, full-day)
- Guided services (in multiple languages)
- Round Trips for small and large groups
- Airport assistance upon arrival and departure
- Tastings of typical products, from panzerotti to oils to focaccia
- Lunches and dinners in restaurants, inns, and local taverns
- Cooking classes (focaccia, pasta, taralli)
- Activities (boat or bike tours)
- Headset reservations
Puglia
according to Saistours.
Discovering
the heel of Italy.
The trulli of Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and Castel del Monte, the "stone crown of Puglia," coexist with the seaside landscapes of Polignano a Mare, evoking Domenico Modugno’s famous “blu dipinto di blu” (“blue painted blue”). In the Itria Valley, the white of the buildings, the green of the ancient olive trees, and the red of the fertile soil reflect the colors of the Italian flag. To the south, Lecce, the "Pearl of Baroque," enchants with its buildings and splendid churches.
Keyword: Sustainability.
Preserving the environment and visiting Puglia while respecting the local population and traditions; by using public transportation instead of private vehicles, respecting nature during excursions, limiting plastic use, and enjoying zero-kilometer (locally sourced) products. A type of tourism that supports small businesses, family-run, agricultural, and organic enterprises, while also celebrating artisans.
Puglia that makes your mouth water.
Puglian cuisine, deeply rooted in tradition, is a true example of "slow food," found in markets, through organic farmers, and in local trattorias. Durum wheat, vegetables, fish, olive oil, and wine make up a healthy Mediterranean diet, recognized by UNESCO. Local delicacies can not only be tasted but also experienced behind the scenes during their production—thanks to an experience with Saistours.
Naturally Puglia.
Puglia offers much more than sea and beautiful beaches. The Gargano, with its Umbra Forest, and the Castellana Caves, among the most famous in Italy, amaze with their untouched nature. Further south, the Torre Guaceto Reserve, with dunes, marshes, and ancient olive groves, is an oasis to explore and experience.
