Looking for the perfect two-week road trip itinerary for Puglia, Italy? This itinerary will take you on a memorable journey through the highlights of the Puglia region, allowing you to immerse yourself in its culture, indulge in its delicious cuisine, and explore its natural beauty.

A winding road leads to a hilltop castle reminiscent of Alberobello's charm, surrounded by trees and lush greenery under a blue sky.
Road to Castel del Monte
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The Puglia (or Apulia) region is one of my favourite regions of Italy and I have explored it many times, with my most recent visit being in April 2023.

Itinerary for Puglia: introduction.

This Puglia road trip itinerary starts and finishes in the city of Bari. I recommend hiring a car from Discover Cars and picking your car up from Bari airport when you arrive. Check my ultimate guide to hiring a car in Puglia if you need help with this.

This itinerary is a whistlestop tour with just one night in each town (except Bari and Lecce, which have two nights each), but you can customise your Puglia itinerary as you see fit. I also have a much more relaxed 14 day itinerary if you prefer things a bit more chilled.

Further reading: A Series of Planned Road Trip Itineraries around Puglia, Italy.

Towns you will visit on this itinerary for Puglia.

On this fast-paced tour of Puglia, you will visit 13 towns, including one which is just over the border in Basilicata (Matera). Here is a list of the towns and places you will see:

  1. Bari: a vibrant coastal city with a charming old town, bustling streets, and a rich cultural heritage. What to do in Bari.
  2. Trani: a seaside town known for its beautiful cathedral, medieval castle, and scenic harbour.
  3. Castel del Monte: a mysterious octagonal castle with stunning views.
  4. Alberobello: famous for its unique trulli houses and whimsical atmosphere. Guide to Alberobello.
  5. Ostuni: the ‘White City’, with its dazzling white buildings, winding streets, and views over the Adriatic Sea.
  6. Lecce: ‘Florence of the South’, a treasure trove of Baroque architecture, with elegant squares and impressive churches.
  7. Otranto: a coastal gem with a charming old town, magnificent cathedral with intricate mosaics, and stunning beaches.
  8. Gallipoli: a picturesque town located on a small island, with historic streets, a beautiful seaside promenade and a rich maritime heritage.
  9. Santa Maria di Leuca: a coastal town nestled at the southern tip of the Salento Peninsula, with breathtaking views and a famous lighthouse.
  10. Polignano a Mare: a stunning clifftop town with coastal scenery, charming old town, and the famous Grotta Palazzese restaurant.
  11. Matera: a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its ancient cave dwellings in Basilicata. What to do in Matera.
  12. Taranto: an ancient city with a rich heritage, archaeological treasures, a beautiful old town, and a vibrant seaside atmosphere.
  13. Martina Franca: a pretty town in the Itria Valley, with elegant baroque architecture, narrow streets, and lively local culture.

Further reading: 14 Beautiful Towns in Puglia, Italy.

Itinerary for Puglia: driving map

I have included driving instructions in my written itinerary below, but if you click on this Google map you can also get detailed step by step instructions. Unfortunately Google would not let me plot all 13 locations in one long road trip, so I had to split it into two trips.

Your two week itinerary for Puglia.

In summary, here is a list showing each day of your itinerary in Puglia. The links will take you straight to the specific day of your Puglia itinerary below.

Day 1-2: Arrival in Bari – explore the Old Town.

Once you have picked up your rental car from Bari airport and arrived in the city of Bari, take some time to settle in and explore the charming old town, known as Bari Vecchia. You have got two nights here.

Wander through Bari’s narrow streets, visit the Basilica di San Nicola, and soak up the lively atmosphere. Book a walking tour or a pasta experience.

Make sure to sample the local street food, such as focaccia and panzerotti, for a true taste of Bari.

Further reading: 24 Amazing Things to do in Bari.

Benches line a waterfront promenade with old buildings, streetlamps, and palm trees in the background under a clear blue sky.
Lungomare Nazario Sauro

Further reading: How to Get to Bari by Plane, Boat, Bus, Train & Car.

Top hotel picks for Bari

Here are some popular hotel choices for Bari.

  1. Grande Albergo delle Nazioni
    • Luxury hotel offering sea views, a spa, and stylish accommodations.
    • Close to Bari’s waterfront and historical attractions like Basilica di San Nicola.
  2. Hotel Oriente
    • Charming boutique hotel with a central location near Bari’s Old Town.
    • Offers comfortable rooms and personalised service.
  3. The Nicolaus Hotel
    • Modern hotel with indoor pool, fitness centre, and spa.
    • Situated in the Poggiofranco district, a short drive from the historic centre.

To see all hotels, click here to get the best rates today for Bari on Booking.com.

Day 3: Bari to Trani (driving time: 40 minutes).

Start your driving adventure by heading to Trani, a picturesque coastal town. Explore the beautiful Trani Cathedral, stroll along the waterfront promenade, and enjoy fresh seafood in one of the seaside restaurants. Book a short walking tour here.

Colorful fishing boats float in Trani's calm harbor, framed by historic stone buildings and a church, all under a clear blue sky.
Trani, Puglia

Top hotel picks for Trani.

Check out these hotel picks in Trani:

  1. San Paolo al Convento
    • Boutique hotel in a former convent with modern rooms and a serene courtyard.
    • Offers a spa, rooftop terrace, and views of Trani’s cathedral and harbour.
  2. Hotel Regia Ristorante
    • Family-run hotel with comfortable accommodations and a central location.
    • Provides a restaurant serving traditional Apulian cuisine and personalised service.
  3. Edward Rooms & Wellness B&B
    • Stylish bed and breakfast in Trani offering comfortable rooms with modern amenities.
    • Features a wellness centre, making it perfect for a relaxing and rejuvenating stay.

Or see all hotels in Trani here.

Day 4: Trani to Castel Del Monte to Alberobello (driving time: 1 hour).

Drive to Castel Del Monte, a stunning octagonal castle on a hilltop. Take a guided walking tour to unravel the mysteries surrounding this UNESCO World Heritage site. The castle is located in the Alta Murgia National Park, and there are plenty of beautiful hikes in this area.

Continue your journey to another UNESCO site – the beautiful town of Alberobello, famous for its unique trulli houses. Wander through the enchanting streets (either on your own or as part of an Alberobello walking tour) and soak in the magical atmosphere.

Further reading: Your Ultimate Guide to visiting Alberobello.

I have written several posts on Alberobello which you might like to check out. There are lots of things to do in Alberobello and some great restaurants too.

Castel del Monte, a medieval stone fortress with an octagonal shape, stands under a partly cloudy sky surrounded by the lush greenery of Puglia, echoing the charm of Alberobello's unique landscape.
Castel del Monte
A row of traditional white Trulli houses with conical roofs under a clear blue sky, featuring decorated facades and a street in front with potted plants.
Alberobello

Top hotel picks for Alberobello.

Alberobello offers a unique accommodation experience with its iconic trulli houses, which have been converted into cosy and charming accommodations.

  1. Le Alcove Luxury Hotel Nei Trulli
    • Boutique hotel offering luxurious stays in traditional trulli houses.
    • Features a spa, outdoor pool, and panoramic views of the countryside.
  2. Trulli Holiday Albergo Diffuso
    • Authentic trulli accommodation scattered throughout Alberobello.
    • Provides cosy rooms and a rustic charm, perfect for experiencing local culture.
  3. Hotel Sant’Antonio
    • Family-run hotel with a central location in Alberobello.
    • Offers comfortable rooms, friendly hospitality, and easy access to trulli districts.

Use this link to get the best rates today for Alberobello on Booking.com

Further reading: My Stay in a Trulli House in Alberobello (Photos & Review).

Day 5: Alberobello to Ostuni (driving time: 40 minutes).

No itinerary for Puglia would be complete without a visit to Ostuni, also known as the White City. There are several white cities in Puglia (for example Cisternino and Locorotondo) but Ostuni is the most famous.

Depart Alberobello and drive to Ostuni to see the beautiful mix of whitewashed buildings and baroque architecture. Explore the narrow alleys, book a short walking tour, visit the impressive Ostuni Cathedral, and admire panoramic views from its hilltop location.

The view captures a historic town with white buildings cascading down a hillside under a clear blue sky, embodying the charm of one of the best places to stay in Puglia.
Ostuni, Puglia

Top hotel picks for Ostuni.

Here are some popular hotel choices for Ostuni:

  1. Paragon 700 Boutique Hotel & SPA
    • Luxurious boutique hotel with unique, stylish rooms and an exquisite spa.
    • Located in the historic centre of Ostuni, providing a tranquil and elegant atmosphere.
  2. La Sommità Relais & Chateaux
    • Luxury hotel housed in a restored 16th-century convent.
    • Offers elegant rooms, a spa, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views.
  3. Masseria Il Frantoio
    • Charming farmhouse hotel set amidst olive groves near Ostuni.
    • Features traditional Puglian architecture, a pool, and gourmet dining.

Use this link to get the best rates today for Ostuni on Booking.com

Further reading: Ultimate Puglia Travel Guide.

Day 6-7: Ostuni to Lecce (driving time: 1 hour).

Head south to Lecce, a city renowned for its magnificent Baroque architecture. Marvel at the intricate details of the Basilica di Santa Croce and the Piazza del Duomo. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and lively street life of this cultural hub.

There is a lot to do in Lecce so I have allowed two days of your Puglia itinerary for this visit. Try this Lecce walking tour or this Lecce street food tour – guaranteed to tantalise your taste buds!

Nestled in the heart of Puglia, the ancient Roman amphitheater in Lecce boasts stone seating surrounded by historic buildings, all under a vibrant blue sky.
Lecce, Puglia

Top hotel picks for Lecce.

  1. La Fiermontina Urban Resort
    • Boutique hotel housed in a historic mansion with a contemporary design.
    • Offers a tranquil garden, art exhibitions, and a Mediterranean restaurant.
  2. Risorgimento Resort
    • Elegant hotel located in Lecce’s city centre.
    • Features spacious rooms, a rooftop pool, and a wellness centre.
  3. Patria Palace Hotel
    • Luxury hotel set in a historic place near Lecce’s Roman amphitheatre.
    • Offers refined rooms, a gourmet restaurant, and views of Piazza Duomo.

Use this link to get the best rates today for Lecce on Booking.com.

Day 8: Lecce to Otranto (driving time: 1 hour).

Embark on a scenic coastal drive to Otranto, a charming town with a rich history. Visit the Otranto Cathedral to admire its stunning mosaic floor and explore the winding streets of the old town. Relax on the beautiful beaches or take a boat trip to explore the coastline. There is also some amazing hiking to be experienced in Otranto.

Nestled in a coastal town, with a sandy beach, clear blue water, and historic buildings under a clear sky, it's no wonder this gem is among the best places to stay in Puglia.
Otranto

Top hotel picks for Otranto.

Below are some suggestions for Otranto accommodation:

  1. Hotel Palazzo Papaleo
    • Boutique hotel in a historic building with modern amenities.
    • Offers comfortable rooms, a rooftop terrace, and views of Otranto’s old town.
  2. Masseria Montelauro
    • Charming farmhouse hotel surrounded by olive groves and citrus orchards.
    • Features a pool, restaurant serving local cuisine, and a peaceful atmosphere.
  3. Dimora San Giuseppe Hotel & SPA
    • Charming boutique hotel located close to Castello Aragonese.
    • Offers a luxurious spa, rooftop terrace with panoramic views, and gourmet dining options.

Use this link to get the best rates today for Otranto on Booking.com.

Day 9: Otranto to Gallipoli (driving time: 1 hour).

Drive along the coast to Gallipoli, a coastal gem known for its historic centre located on a small island. Explore the charming streets, visit the Cathedral of Saint Agatha, and enjoy the panoramic views from the city walls. A walking tour with a local is a great way to see the sights.

On a sandy beach in Puglia, people sunbathe and swim in the turquoise waters under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. The charming white buildings of Gallipoli grace the background, adding to the picturesque scene.
Gallipoli, Puglia

Top hotel picks for Gallipoli.

  1. Palazzo del Corso
    • Boutique hotel housed in a renovated historic building.
    • Offers stylish rooms, a rooftop terrace, and a bar overlooking the old town.
  2. Hotel 33 Baroni
    • Family-run hotel with comfortable accommodations and a central location.
    • Provides personalised service and easy access to Gallipoli’s beaches and attractions.
  3. Victoria Palace Hotel
    • Modern hotel overlooking the sea with spacious rooms and a wellness centre.
    • Features a rooftop restaurant serving local specialties and panoramic views.

Use this link to get the best rates today for Gallipoli on Booking.com.

Day 10: Gallipoli to Santa Maria di Leuca (driving time: 1 hour).

Your itinerary for Puglia will now take you all the way to the southernmost tip of the Salento Peninsula, where there is a famous coastal road and lighthouse. Continue your journey south to Santa Maria di Leuca, which offers lots of baroque architecture in its centre. Admire the picturesque lighthouse and stunning coastal views.

You can also take a boat trip to explore the sea caves and swim in the crystal-clear waters. If you have time, be sure to see the baroque architecture in the historic centre. A private tour of Santa Maria di Leuca can help you maximise your time.

A white lighthouse stands on a coastal cliff with buildings nearby, overlooking a blue sea under a clear sky. A winding road leads towards the lighthouse.
Santa Maria di Leuca lighthouse, Castrignano del Capo, Apulia region, Italy

Where to stay in Santa Maria di Leuca

Here are three hotel options in Santa Maria di Leuca:

Luxury: Hotel Terminal – A seafront hotel offering spacious rooms, a pool, and private beach access with stunning views of the Ionian Sea.

Mid-Range: Montirò Hotel – A stylish eco-friendly hotel surrounded by nature, featuring modern rooms and a relaxing outdoor pool.

Budget: Albergo Del Santuario – A simple, budget-friendly hotel located near the iconic basilica, offering basic amenities and excellent views.

Use this link to get the best rates today for Santa Maria di Leuca on Booking.com.

Day 11: Santa Maria di Leuca to Polignano a Mare (driving time: 2 hours).

Drive north back along the coast to Polignano a Mare, a charming town perched on limestone cliffs. Explore its historic centre, walk along the stunning seafront, and visit the famous Grotta Palazzese, a restaurant set in a cave overlooking the sea. There are lots of boat tours available; I recommend this catamaran tour.

This is probably the longest drive you will do, and your route will pass through the town of Monopoli which you may wish to make a stop at.

Further reading: Ultimate Puglia Travel Guide.

Nestled in Polignano a Mare, this coastal town features stone buildings perched on cliffs overlooking a turquoise sea, where people are swimming.
Polignano a Mare, Puglia

Top hotel picks for Polignano a Mare.

  1. Grotta Palazzese Hotel
    • Unique hotel built into the cliffs with rooms overlooking the sea.
    • Known for its cave restaurant offering panoramic views and gourmet dining.
  2. Hotel Covo dei Saraceni
    • Beachfront hotel with comfortable rooms and a rooftop terrace.
    • Offers direct access to the beach and stunning views of the coastline.
  3. Borgobianco Resort & Spa MGallery
    • Luxury resort set in a traditional Apulian village.
    • Features a spa, outdoor pool, and Mediterranean-inspired cuisine.

Use this link to get the best rates today for Polignano a Mare on Booking.com.

Suggested beach reading: 10 excellent books and novels set in Puglia.

Day 12: Polignano a Mare to Matera (driving time: 1.5 hours).

Whilst this is a road trip itinerary for Puglia, we are going to leave Puglia briefly to visit the nearby city of Matera, in the Basilicata region. Matera is a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its ancient cave dwellings, known as the “Sassi”.

Explore the unique architecture and learn about the fascinating history of this ancient city. There are also ancient rupestrian churches in Matera, which must be seen to be believed. A private tour of Matera can really help you maximise your time.

Stone buildings with weathered facades are stacked on a hillside under a cloudy sky.

Top hotel picks for Matera.

Matera offers a unique accommodation experience with its cave hotels, known as “sassi” accommodations, carved into the rocky hillsides. Daniel Craig’s James Bond stayed in one!

  1. Sextantio Le Grotte della Civita
    • Unique hotel set in restored cave dwellings with minimalist design.
    • Offers a serene atmosphere, exceptional views, and a glimpse into Matera’s history.
  2. Palazzo Gattini
    • Luxury hotel in a historic palazzo with elegant rooms and suites.
    • Features a spa, rooftop terrace, and panoramic views of Matera’s ancient cityscape.
  3. Hotel Sant’Angelo
    • Boutique cave hotel set in a historic building with modern amenities.
    • Cave room with patios, balconies, and an onsite restaurant.

Use this link to get the best rates today for Matera on Booking.com.

Day 13: Matera to Taranto to Martina Franca (driving time: 2.5 hours).

Return to Puglia and drive to Taranto, where you can visit the National Archaeological Museum to discover the treasures of Magna Graecia. Afterward, continue to Martina Franca, which is the last stop on this itinerary for Puglia.

Martina Franca is a pretty town known for its baroque architecture and elegant historic centre. You can explore its winding streets, visit the Palazzo Ducale, and enjoy the local cuisine in one of the town’s traditional trattorias.

Aerial view of a coastal city with a historic stone fortress on the left, modern buildings on the right, and a bridge connecting both over calm blue water.
Taranto

Top hotel picks for Martina Franca.

  1. Park Hotel San Michele
    • Charming hotel surrounded by gardens with comfortable rooms.
    • Offers a pool, restaurant, and easy access to Martina Franca’s historic centre.
  2. Masseria Chiancone Torricella
    • Historic farmhouse hotel with rustic-chic rooms and a tranquil atmosphere.
    • Features a pool, restaurant, and views of the Valle d’Itria countryside.
  3. Relais Villa San Martino
    • Luxury hotel set in a renovated noble villa with elegant rooms and suites.
    • Offers a spa, outdoor pool, and gourmet dining experience.

Use this link to get the best rates today for Martina Franca on Booking.com.

Day 14: Martina Franca to Bari (driving time: 1.5 hours).

On your final day, make your way back to Bari, where you started your journey. Take some time to explore any sights you may have missed on your first day, indulge in some last-minute shopping, or simply relax in one of the city’s cosy cafes.

A picturesque town square in Martina Franca features historic white buildings, arched walkways, and outdoor seating under umbrellas, set against the clear blue sky of Puglia.
Martina Franca, Puglia

Airport hotels in Bari

If you need a room very close to the airport for a quick layover, I recommend the B&B AIRPORT BARI DELUXE28. It’s a 20 minute walk to the terminal, or 2 minute taxi ride. The location instructions are easy to follow and they provide a continental breakfast in the room, plus some communal breakfast services too. I always use this airport hotel, it feels safe and is quiet despite being next to the airport.

For other Bari airport hotels, click this link to see current deals on Booking.com.

In summary: your itinerary for Puglia.

In summary, here is a list of your complete itinerary for Puglia. The links will take you straight to the specific day of your Puglia itinerary above.

Here ends your itinerary for Puglia!

I hope you have enjoyed this 14 day itinerary for Puglia. If the pace is a bit fast for your liking, you could always substitute some of the towns and have more time in the towns you would prefer to explore for longer.

A person with long hair and sunglasses takes a selfie in front of the iconic conical-roofed trulli buildings of Alberobello, under a clear blue sky.
Alberobello rooftops
A person sits on a bench beneath the clear blue sky, gazing at the iconic Alberobello rooftop of a conical stone-roofed building.
Alberobello rooftops

More road trip itineraries for Puglia.

I have published a set of done-for-you road trip itineraries for Puglia, which I will list below.

My itineraries come in 7 day, 10 day and 14 day versions, but of course you can amend them to suit your own preferences. They all contain driving instructions, maps and suggestions for things to do and places to stay.

Puglia road trip itineraries:

Quick hotel links for Puglia.

Here are your hotel booking links again, all in one place for convenience. These links will get you the best rate on Booking.com today. Feel free to use them just for checking prices, even if you are not ready to book anything yet.

Book hotels in Alberobello | Book hotels in Bari | Book hotels in Gallipoli | Book hotels in Lecce | Book hotels in Martina Franca | Book hotels in Matera | Book hotels in Ostuni | Book hotels in Otranto | Book hotels in Polignano a Mare | Book hotels in Trani | Book hotels in Sant Maria di Leuca | See all hotels in Puglia.

Further reading: 12 Best Places to Stay in Puglia: Towns and Hotels.

Hotels by map.

If you prefer to see hotels by location, use this map to see where the hotels are in each region. If you click the map, it will take you to Booking.com where you can check availability.

Booking.com

FAQs about a road trip itinerary for Puglia.

Below are some frequently asked questions about a road trip itinerary for Puglia.

Q: How long does a typical road trip itinerary in Puglia last?

A: A typical road trip itinerary in Puglia can range from 7 to 14 days, depending on the number of destinations and the pace of your travel. It allows you to explore the highlights of the region at a comfortable pace. In this post I have recommended a whistlestop 14 day Puglia itinerary, and I also have a relaxed 14 day itinerary too.

Further reading: A Series of Planned Road Trip Itineraries around Puglia, Italy.

Q: What are the must-visit destinations in Puglia for a road trip?

A: Some must-visit towns in Puglia for a road trip include Bari, Alberobello, Ostuni, Lecce, Matera (in Basilicata) and Polignano a Mare. These places offer a mix of historical sites, charming towns, stunning coastal scenery, and culinary delights. The above itinerary for Puglia contains all of the above towns.

Q: Is it necessary to rent a car for a road trip in Puglia?

A: Renting a car is highly recommended for a road trip in Puglia (southern Italy) as it provides the flexibility to explore the region at your own pace and reach the more remote areas. It allows you to visit multiple destinations and access the beautiful countryside and coastal areas with ease. I always use Discover Cars which is a brilliant car comparison site.

Further reading: Ultimate Guide to Renting a Car in Puglia, Italy.

Q: What is the best time of year for a road trip in Puglia?

A: The best time for a road trip in Puglia is during the spring (April to June) and fall (September to October) when the weather is pleasant, and tourist crowds are smaller. The summer months can be hot and crowded, especially along the coastal areas.

Related reading: The Best Time to Visit Alberobello.

Q: Are the roads in this itinerary for Puglia easy to navigate?

A: The roads in Puglia are generally well-maintained and easy to navigate. However, some smaller towns and historic centres may have narrow streets or limited parking options. It’s advisable to have a GPS or a reliable map and be cautious while driving in busy city centres.

Further reading: Hazel’s Guide to Driving in Puglia, Italy.

Q: Are there tolls on the highways in Puglia?

A: Yes, there are tolls on some highways in Puglia. The main toll road in the region is the A14, which connects major cities like Bari and Taranto. Be prepared with some cash or a credit card for toll payments if you want to travel this route. This 14 day itinerary for Puglia does not include any toll roads.

Q: Can I find accommodations easily along the road trip route?

A: Yes, there are plenty of accommodation options along the road trip route in this itinerary for Puglia, including hotels, guesthouses, agriturismi (farm stays), and bed and breakfasts. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during peak travel seasons. In this 2 week Puglia itinerary, I have given you some hotel booking links.

Further reading: My Stay in a Trulli House in Alberobello (Photos & Review).

Q: What are some recommended local dishes to try during the road trip?

A: Some recommended local dishes to try during the road trip in Puglia include orecchiette pasta, burrata cheese, seafood specialties, taralli (savoury snacks), and traditional desserts like pasticciotto. Don’t forget to try the region’s famous olive oil and wines.

Two slices of baked calzone filled with cheese and tomato, stacked on a piece of burlap on a wooden surface.
Rustico
A white plate of orecchiette pasta with broccoli rabe, topped with a cherry tomato and a sprinkling of breadcrumbs.
Restaurant L’Aratro

Further reading for foodies:

Q: Are there any specific driving rules or regulations to be aware of in Puglia?

A: It’s important to adhere to the general driving rules in Italy, including carrying a valid driver’s licence, having insurance coverage, and wearing seat belts. Speed limits and parking regulations should be followed, and it’s essential to be cautious while driving in busy city centres and watch out for ZTL (limited traffic zone) areas.

Q: Are there any additional tips for a road trip in Puglia?

A: It’s advisable to have a basic understanding of Italian phrases and road signs, carry a detailed map or GPS device, and have emergency contact numbers. Also, be prepared to embrace the relaxed pace of life in Puglia, enjoy the scenic drives, and take your time to enjoy the local culture and cuisine.

Itinerary for Puglia – related reading.

Below is a list of some of my Puglia travel guides which may interest you.

Tips for travelling in Italy: Ultimate Q&A Guide

Puglia Travel Guide

Puglia 7 day Itinerary

Food and Drink from Puglia, Italy

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General Travel Resources:

Booking.com is the best site for hotels with free reservation and cancellations.
Viator and Get Your Guide are the best sites for tours and activities.
Discover Cars is the best comparison site for car rentals.
Trip.com is good for booking flights and packages.
See my Travel Resources page for a full list of helpful booking links.

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