This post is a part of my Puglia itinerary series, a collection of planned road trips through the Puglia region. This tour is called ‘Puglia Itinerary 10 Days: A Relaxed Road Trip’ and is a slower version of the faster paced 10 day whistlestop tour of Puglia.
On this page you will find a done-for-you planned tour of Puglia (south Italy) complete with driving instructions and map. You will visit six towns over ten days, with two nights in three of the towns.
The Puglia (or Apulia) region is one of my favourite regions of Italy, and I last visited in April 2023. I have travelled extensively in this region, so I am well placed to advise you on which towns are best to visit!
Further reading: A Series of Planned Road Trip Itineraries around Puglia, Italy.
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Puglia Itinerary 10 days: 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.
On this chilled tour of Puglia, you will visit six towns, spending two nights in most of the towns. My faster-paced Puglia road trip over 10 days is here.
Towns you will visit on this Puglia itinerary.
Here is a list of the towns and places you will see on this Puglia itinerary:
- Bari: a vibrant coastal city with a charming old town, bustling streets, and a rich cultural heritage. Read more.
- Alberobello: famous for its unique trulli houses and whimsical atmosphere. Read more.
- Ostuni: the ‘White City’, with its dazzling white buildings, winding streets, and views over the Adriatic Sea. Read more.
- Lecce: ‘Florence of the South’, a treasure trove of Baroque architecture, with elegant squares and impressive churches. Read more.
- Otranto: a coastal gem with a charming old town, magnificent cathedral with intricate mosaics, and stunning beaches. Read more.
- Polignano a mare: a stunning clifftop town with coastal scenery, charming old town, and the famous Grotta Palazzese restaurant. Read more.
Further reading: 14 Beautiful Towns in Puglia, Italy.
Puglia itinerary 10 days: driving map
I have included driving instructions in my written Puglia itinerary below, but if you click on this Google map you can also get detailed step by step instructions from Google. Click the blue star to add it to your maps.
Your 10 day Puglia itinerary.
For each day of your itinerary, I have included a summary of the place you are visiting, a photo, driving instructions from A to B and suggestions for where to stay.
I have included hotel booking links for each town, and I will include them all together at the bottom of the post as well.
You will see tour adverts from Viator after each day of your itinerary. These look like regular adverts, but actually they have been hand-picked by me, and should be relevant to your stay (for instance I have chosen tours which do not include transport, since you are already there).
Quick summary of your Puglia itinerary 10 days:
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: Bari.
- Day 3: Alberobello.
- Day 4-5: Ostuni.
- Day 6-7: Lecce.
- Day 8: Otranto.
- Day 9-10: Polignano a Mare.
Day 1-2: Bari.
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 and there is a lot to do!
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. Explore the charming old town of Bari and visit the Basilica di San Nicola and Castello Svevo. Take a stroll along the seafront promenade and indulge in delicious street food.
Local street food favourites include focaccia and panzerotti, for a true taste of Bari.
Further reading: 24 Amazing Things to do in Bari.
How to get from Bari airport to Bari city centre
To drive from Bari Airport to the city centre, follow these directions:
- Leave the airport and head southeast on Via Napoli.
- Continue straight on Via Napoli until you reach the roundabout. Take the second exit onto Viale Ennio, following signs for Bari Centro.
- Continue on Viale Ennio for about 3 km (1.8 miles), then merge onto Strada Provinciale 59/SP59.
- Follow SP59 for about 4 km (2.5 miles) until you reach the roundabout. Take the second exit to stay on SP59.
- Continue on SP59 for about 3 km (1.8 miles), and then take the exit toward Bari Centro/Porto.
- Merge onto Via Napoli and follow the signs for the city centre (Centro Città) or any specific landmarks or attractions you plan to visit.
- Once in the city centre, you can find parking in designated areas or parking lots.
The driving distance from Bari Airport to the city centre is approximately 11 km (6.8 miles), and the journey usually takes around 20 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. It’s always a good idea to check for any road closures or traffic updates before your trip.
Where to stay in Bari
For hotels, click here to get the best rates today for Bari on Booking.com.
Consider staying in the historic centre of Bari, known as Bari Vecchia. Here you’ll find quirky guesthouses and boutique hotels that provide easy access to the city’s main attractions, such as the Basilica di San Nicola and the Castello Svevo.
Alternatively, you can choose to stay near the seafront, where you’ll find modern hotels offering beautiful views of the Adriatic Sea and convenient access to the beach promenade and lively nightlife.
Day 3: Alberobello (driving time: 1 hour).
The first stop on your Puglia itinerary is a drive to the Itria Valley and Alberobello, known for its iconic trulli houses. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site, visit the Trullo Sovrano, and learn about the unique architecture.
Wander through the enchanting streets (either on your own or as part of an Alberobello walking tour) and soak in the magical atmosphere.
You can immerse yourself in the local culture by taking a cooking class where you’ll learn to make orecchiette pasta, a regional speciality, and enjoy the authentic flavours of Puglia.
Alberobello can get quite touristy, so you might want to read my guide about the best time to visit Alberobello. I have written several other posts on Alberobello which you might like to read before your trip.
Further reading: Your Ultimate Guide to visiting Alberobello.
How to get from Bari to Alberobello
To get from Bari to Alberobello, you can follow these directions:
- Start by leaving Bari and head south on SS16/E55.
- Continue on SS16/E55 for about 40 km (25 miles) until you reach the town of Monopoli.
- In Monopoli, take the SP237 exit toward Alberobello/Castellana Grotte.
- Merge onto SP237 and continue for about 14 km (8.7 miles) until you reach Alberobello.
The total driving distance from Bari to Alberobello is approximately 56 km (35 miles) and should take around 1 hour, depending on traffic conditions. It’s always a good idea to check for any road closures or traffic updates before your trip.
Where to stay in Alberobello
Use this link to get the best rates today for Alberobello on Booking.com
Alberobello offers a unique accommodation experience with its iconic trulli houses, which have been converted into cosy and charming accommodations. Consider staying in one of these traditional trulli, allowing you to immerse yourself in the distinctive atmosphere and architecture of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Further reading: My Stay in a Trulli House in Alberobello (Photos & Review).
Day 4-5: Ostuni (driving time: 40 minutes).
Depart Alberobello and make your way to Ostuni, the “White City” perched on a hilltop. Explore its enchanting historic centre full of whitewashed buildings, labyrinthine streets, and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
Visit the beautiful Ostuni Cathedral and immerse yourself in the local culture and cuisine. Take time to relax at nearby beaches along the Adriatic coastline or book a short walking tour. Spend two nights to fully enjoy this charming town. Beach reading suggestions.
How to drive from Alberobello to Ostuni
To drive from Alberobello to Ostuni, follow these directions:
- Start your journey in Alberobello and head north on SP 77, also known as Strada Provinciale Alberobello-Martina Franca.
- Stay on SP 77 for about 14 km (8.7 miles) until you reach Martina Franca.
- In Martina Franca, follow signs for “Ostuni” and take the SP 581.
- Continue on SP 581 for about 20 km (12.4 miles) until you reach Ostuni.
- As you approach Ostuni, follow signs for the city centre or the historic centre (Centro Storico) where you can find parking and explore the charming streets.
The driving distance from Alberobello to Ostuni is approximately 30 km (18.6 miles), and the journey usually takes around 30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. It’s always a good idea to check for any road closures or traffic updates before your trip. Enjoy the scenic drive and the enchanting atmosphere of Ostuni!
Where to stay in Ostuni
Use this link to get the best rates today for Ostuni on Booking.com
Consider staying in the picturesque historic centre, where you can find charming boutique hotels and bed and breakfasts. There are also traditional guesthouses known as “masserie,” providing an authentic and memorable stay in this beautiful white-washed city.
Further reading: Hazel’s Guide to Driving in Puglia, Italy.
Day 6-7: Lecce (driving time: 1 hour).
Drive south for around one hour to Lecce, known as the “Florence of the South” for its stunning baroque architecture. Marvel at the intricate details of the Basilica di Santa Croce and the Piazza del Duomo. Stroll through the charming streets lined with impressive palaces and visit the Roman amphitheatre. Indulge in the local cuisine and enjoy the vibrant nightlife in this lively and culturally rich city. Stay two nights to explore the city and its surroundings.
Stroll through the Piazza del Duomo and the Piazza Sant’Oronzo, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of the city. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy the delectable pasticciotto, a traditional pastry filled with custard, at a local café.
Try this Lecce walking tour or this Lecce street food tour – guaranteed to tantalise your taste buds!
How to drive from Ostuni to Lecce
To drive from Ostuni to Lecce, follow these directions:
- Start your journey in Ostuni and head south on SS16, also known as the Strada Statale 16 Adriatica.
- Stay on SS16 for about 72 km (44.7 miles) until you reach Brindisi.
- In Brindisi, follow signs for “Lecce” and take the SS379.
- Continue on SS379 for about 38 km (23.6 miles) until you reach Lecce.
- As you approach Lecce, follow signs for the city centre (Centro) or any specific landmarks or attractions you plan to visit.
- Once in Lecce, you can find parking in designated areas or parking lots near the city centre.
The driving distance from Ostuni to Lecce is approximately 110 km (68.4 miles), and the journey usually takes around 1 hour and 20 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.
Where to stay in Lecce
Use this link to get the best rates today for Lecce on Booking.com.
Consider staying in the historic centre (Centro Storico) to be close to the city’s main attractions. There are charming boutique hotels, guesthouses, and bed and breakfasts that showcase the unique architecture and atmosphere of this baroque wonderland.
Day 8: Otranto (driving time: 1 hour).
Head to the coastal town of Otranto for a night. Discover the rich history and stunning beaches of this charming town. Visit the Otranto Cathedral with its famous mosaics (these mosaics feature in my 30 must-see sights in Puglia post), explore the picturesque old town, and enjoy the scenic views from the Castello Aragonese. Take a leisurely stroll along the waterfront promenade and enjoy fresh seafood at one of the local restaurants.
There are also some amazing hiking trails to be experienced in Otranto.
How to drive from Lecce to Otranto
To drive from Lecce to Otranto, follow these directions:
- Start your journey in Lecce and head east on SS16, also known as the Strada Statale 16 Adriatica.
- Stay on SS16 for about 34 km (21 miles) until you reach the town of Cavallino.
- In Cavallino, follow signs for “Otranto” and continue on SS16.
- Continue on SS16 for about 28 km (17 miles) until you reach Otranto.
- As you approach Otranto, follow signs for the city centre or any specific landmarks or attractions you plan to visit.
- Once in Otranto, you can find parking in designated areas or parking lots near the city centre.
The driving distance from Lecce to Otranto is approximately 45 km (28 miles), and the journey usually takes around 50 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.
Where to stay in Otranto
Use this link to get the best rates today for Otranto on Booking.com.
Consider staying in one of the charming hotels or bed and breakfasts near the historic centre or along the picturesque waterfront, allowing you to soak in the stunning views and enjoy easy access to the town’s attractions and beautiful beaches.
Day 9-10: Polignano a Mare (driving time: 2 hours).
Drive to the picturesque coastal town of Polignano a Mare for two nights. Admire the stunning cliffside views and explore the charming historic centre with its narrow streets and whitewashed buildings. Visit the famous beach of Lama Monachile and enjoy the crystal-clear waters. Take a boat trip along the coast to discover hidden caves and coves.
Experience the lively atmosphere and dine in one of the seaside restaurants. You could even visit the famous Grotta Palazzese, a stunning restaurant set in a cave overlooking the sea.
There are lots of boat tours available; I recommend this catamaran tour.
How to drive from Otranto to Polignano a Mare (driving time: 2 hours)
To drive from Otranto to Polignano a Mare, follow these directions:
- Start your journey in Otranto and head northwest on the SS16.
- Continue on the SS16 for about 64 kilometres (40 miles) until you reach Lecce.
- In Lecce, take the exit onto the Tangenziale Ovest (SS694) towards Brindisi/Bari.
- Stay on the SS694 for approximately 57 kilometres (35 miles) until you reach the exit for Polignano a Mare.
- Take the exit and follow the signs towards Polignano a Mare.
- Once you arrive in Polignano a Mare, you can find parking in designated areas or parking lots near the city centre.
The driving distance from Otranto to Polignano a Mare is approximately 121 kilometres (75 miles), and the journey usually takes around 2 hours, depending on traffic conditions. Enjoy the scenic drive as you make your way from the charming coastal town of Otranto to the picturesque Polignano a Mare.
Where to stay in Polignano a Mare
Use this link to get the best rates today for Polignano a Mare on Booking.com.
Consider staying in one of the hotels or guesthouses near the historic centre. Here you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the old town, enjoy breathtaking sea views, and have easy access to the town’s iconic sights, such as the stunning beach and the famous Lama Monachile cove.
Further reading: Ultimate Guide to Renting a Car in Puglia, Italy.
Day 10: Bari (driving time: 30 minutes).
On your final day, return to Puglia and drive 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.
How to drive from Polignano a Mare to Bari
To drive from Polignano a Mare to Bari, follow these directions:
- Start your journey in Polignano a Mare and head northeast on the SS16.
- Continue on the SS16 for about 34 kilometres (21 miles) until you reach Bari.
- As you approach Bari, follow signs for the city centre or any specific landmarks or attractions you plan to visit.
- Once in Bari, you can find parking in designated areas or parking lots near the city centre.
The driving distance from Polignano a Mare to Bari is approximately 34 kilometres (21 miles), and the journey usually takes around 30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Enjoy the scenic drive along the coast as you make your way to the bustling city of Bari.
Airport hotels in Bari
If you need a room 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.
Bid farewell to the enchanting region of Puglia, cherishing the memories of its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and warm hospitality.
Further reading: Ultimate Puglia Travel Guide.
A note about driving instructions.
Please note that driving times are approximate and can vary depending on traffic and road conditions. It’s always a good idea to check the latest route information and plan accordingly.
Please also note that when I say “about”, I mean “approximately” (I’m British!)
You can find hints and tips for driving in Puglia in my article A Guide to Driving in Puglia.
In summary: your Puglia itinerary.
In summary, here is a list showing each day of your itinerary for Puglia, Italy. The links will take you straight to the specific day of your Puglia itinerary above.
Here ends your Puglia itinerary!
I hope you have enjoyed this Puglia itinerary over 10 days. If the pace is a bit slow for your liking, you could always add some further stops to suit your preference. See my faster 10 day Puglia road trip where you will stay in most places for just one night each.
Other Puglia road trip itineraries.
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:
- 2 week Puglia itinerary (fast-paced)
- 2 week Puglia itinerary (slower-paced)
- 10 day Puglia itinerary (fast-paced)
- 10 day Puglia itinerary (slower-paced)
- 7 day Puglia itinerary (fast paced)
- 7 day Puglia itinerary (slower-paced)
- Guide to all itineraries in one place.
Quick hotel links for your Puglia itinerary.
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 Lecce | Book hotels in Ostuni | Book hotels in Otranto | Book hotels in Polignano a Mare | See all hotels in Puglia.
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.comTours in Puglia.
I always use Viator for my tour bookings, but you can probably find the same tours on Get Your Guide too.
Street food tour of Bari with Do Eat Better. Hands down my favourite food tour in Puglia. Read my full review first and make sure you arrive hungry!
Boat tour of the Polignano a Mare caves – if you have the opportunity, you must see the caves of Polignano. This is a small group tour with a badge of excellence.
The Best of Lecce Walking Tour and Pasticciotto Tasting – Lecce is known as the Florence of the South and it is truly beautiful. See all the sights and try the local pastries!
Private walking tour of Bari with a professional guide – There is so much more to Bari than people think. Using a professional guide means you don’t miss anything.
Solo travellers
For solo travellers, be aware that many tours in Puglia seem to have a minimum two-person rule, which can be frustrating. However I find that by contacting tour operators directly, it is often possible to arrange bookings for one person, so always email them and check.
Further reading: My street food tour of Bari (with photos).
FAQs for Puglia itinerary 10 days: a relaxed road trip.
For transparency, these FAQs are the same as the FAQs on all of my Puglia itinerary posts.
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.
This post is called ‘Puglia itinerary 10 days’ and is one of two 10 day Puglia itineraries available on Hazel’s Travels.
Further reading: A Series of Planned Road Trip Itineraries around Puglia, Italy.
Q: What are the must-visit destinations on a 10 day Puglia itinerary?
A: Some must-visit towns in Puglia for a road trip include Bari, Alberobello, Ostuni, Lecce, and Polignano a Mare. These places offer a mix of historical sites, charming towns, stunning coastal scenery, and culinary delights. The above ‘Puglia itinerary 10 days’ contains all of the above towns.
Other towns you might like to add to your itinerary are Monopoli, Matera, Gallipoli and Santa Maria di Leuca. See my other (faster paced) 10 day itinerary for these towns.
In terms of tourist attractions, the most popular ones include Castel del Monte, Gargano National Park, Grotta della Poesia, Spiaggia della Purita and Monte Sant Angelo. There are several UNESCO heritage sites in Puglia.
Further reading: Must See Sights: The 30 Best Places to Visit in Puglia.
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 add multiple destinations to your Puglia itinerary 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 to drive a Puglia itinerary?
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.
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 10 day Puglia itinerary does not include any toll roads.
Q: Can I find accommodations easily along this Puglia itinerary route?
A: Yes, there are plenty of accommodation options along the road trip route in this Puglia itinerary, including hotels, guesthouses, agriturismi (farm stays), and bed and breakfasts. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during peak travel seasons in southern Italy. In this Puglia itinerary 10 days, 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 my 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.
- 78 Delicious Pugliese Dishes to Try in South Italy
- A Street Food Tour in Bari
- 15 Best Alberobello restaurants, cafes, pizzerias, bakeries and wine bars.
- Guide to wine from Puglia + best wineries.
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.
Travel advice for your Puglia itinerary: 10 days.
For more in depth travel advice for your trip to the Puglia region of Italy, please see my main Puglia Travel Guide. This guide contains information on things like currency, weather, best time to visit Puglia, tourist seasons, safety and general travel advice for the region.
It also contains a list of every Puglia post I have published, all in one place.
Further reading: Ultimate Puglia Travel Guide.
Climate and tourist seasons in Puglia
Puglia enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild winters and hot summers. Tourist season peaks in summer, while spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. The longest beach season lasts from May to September, with daytime temperatures ranging from 18-25°C (64-77°F) and nighttime temperatures around 15-20°C (59-68°F).
Winters are mild, ranging from 7-14°C (45-57°F), and snow is rare but possible in higher areas. Rainfall is moderate throughout the year, with autumn experiencing the heaviest precipitation. Many hotels in Puglia close during the winter months (November to February), and rates may be higher due to limited availability, so it’s best to check with individual hotels for winter hours of operation.
Getting around in Puglia
Puglia offers great opportunities for exploration by car, which is the preferred choice for many tourists. Renting a car from Discover Cars at Bari airport allows you to easily navigate the region and visit multiple destinations in a day. See my Ultimate Guide to Renting a Car in Puglia, Italy for more advice.
Further reading: Hazel’s Guide to Driving in Puglia, Italy.
Alternatively, train travel provides an affordable option, although it may not be as accessible as driving. The main railway connects major towns in Puglia, while buses offer regular services between cities and towns.
Boat trips along the picturesque coastline, visiting charming fishing villages and impressive harbor towns like Gallipoli and Otranto, offer an even more scenic experience.
Further reading: 14 Beautiful Towns in Puglia, Italy.
Currency in Italy
Currency in Italy is the Euro (€ EUR), available in both paper notes and coins. Coins range from 5 cents to 500 euros. Credit cards are widely used. Italy has ATMs called ‘Bancomat,’ similar to those in the UK or USA, providing convenient cash access. Cash is generally preferred, although some places accept card payments. Banks operate from 08:30 to 13:00 and 15:00 to 16:00, Monday to Friday.
- Reserve your Puglia Hotel early, before they sell out.
- Remember to pack decent sunscreen and a packable sun hat.
- There are many Puglia tours you can book (no payment required up front).
- This is the best quick-dry sand-repellent beach towel.
- Packing cubes are a traveller’s best friend. I recommend these ones.
- Going hiking? These are the best hiking socks.
- If you need a rental car, book one at Discover Cars and pick it up at the airport.
- Need something to read on the beach? 10 Books and novels set in Puglia.
Below is a list of some of my Puglia travel guides which may interest you.
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Overall, Puglia is an excellent road trip destination, and I hope you enjoy it as much I did!
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