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1. Arrival - Overnight in the Salerno area

2. Amalfi Coast with Limoncello tasting - Overnight in the Salerno area
A full day along one of the most celebrated coastlines in the world. The journey follows a winding road overlooking cliffs and bays, with views of pastel-colored villages nestled against the sea. Travel is arranged by local bus, the only type of vehicle permitted along certain stretches of the route. Time in Amalfi allows for discovery of its main landmarks, including the Cathedral, before continuing with a boat transfer from Amalfi to Maiori, offering another perspective of the coastline from the water. A stop is also included to experience one of the region’s distinctive flavors, before returning to the Sorrento area via the motorway. A stop en route offers the chance to appreciate one of the region’s most distinctive flavors. The return is made via the motorway.

3. Pompeii and Naples - Overnight in the Salerno area
The morning is devoted to Pompeii, where the remarkably preserved excavations provide insight into daily life in ancient Roman society. Streets, villas, and public spaces illustrate the organization, culture, and customs of a city frozen in time. In the afternoon, the itinerary moves to Naples, the vibrant capital of Campania. The city is characterized by its historic center, lively piazzas, and a unique charm that has inspired visitors for centuries, offering a blend of culture, cuisine, and atmosphere.

4. Matera and transfer to Puglia - Overnight in the Ostuni area
The journey continues toward the heel of Italy, with a stop in Matera, known as the city of caves and a former European Capital of Culture. The historic Sassi districts feature ancient cave dwellings that have been inhabited for thousands of years, offering a rare glimpse into a living monument of human civilization. The visit highlights the architecture, history, and cultural significance of this extraordinary city before continuing to the Ostuni area in Puglia.

5. Alberobello, Ostuni and olive oil - Overnight in the Ostuni area
The morning visit focuses on Alberobello, famous for its trulli—small conical-roofed houses that give the town a fairytale-like atmosphere. Following this, a stop at a local olive oil mill provides insight into traditional production methods, along with a tasting of the region’s celebrated golden oil. In the afternoon, the itinerary includes Ostuni, the “White City,” perched above the Adriatic Sea, with its winding streets, whitewashed buildings, and scenic views reflecting the city’s historic and architectural charm.

6. Lecce and Otranto - Overnight in the Ostuni area
Lecce, often called the “Florence of the South,” is renowned for its remarkable Baroque architecture. The historic center features ornate churches, elegant palaces, and sculpted façades, while Piazza Sant’Oronzo, with its obelisk and surrounding buildings, serves as a focal point of the city’s civic and cultural life. The visit continues to Otranto, a picturesque coastal town on the Adriatic Sea. Its historic center is characterized by narrow streets, whitewashed buildings, and scenic seafront views. Key landmarks include the Aragonese Castle, a symbol of the town’s history, and the Cathedral with its intricate mosaics, offering insight into the town’s rich artistic and religious heritage.

7. From Puglia to Campania for the last overnight stay - Overnight in the Naples area
The journey continues to the Naples area for the final overnight stay.

8. Departure

3 x nights in the Salerno area 
3 x nights in the Ostuni area 
1 x night in the Naples area