Luxury Vacation Rentals
in Apulia, Italy.

The perfect stay
in Apulia

Apulia, located in the heel of Italy’s boot, is a captivating region known for its crystal-clear beaches, historic towns, and authentic cuisine. From the whitewashed streets of Ostuni to the iconic trulli houses of Alberobello and the stunning baroque architecture of Lecce, Apulia offers a rich blend of culture, nature, and history. Whether you’re exploring ancient olive groves, relaxing on the Adriatic coast, or savoring local wines, Apulia is the perfect destination for a refined yet authentic Italian escape.

Essential information

When to visit Apulia

Jan

9 °C

48 F

Feb

10 °C

50 F

Mar

12 °C

54 F

Apr

15 °C

59 F

May

19 °C

66 F

Jun

23 °C

73 F

Jul

26 °C

79 F

Aug

26 °C

79 F

Sep

23 °C

73 F

Oct

18 °C

64 F

Nov

14 °C

57 F

Dec

10 °C

50 F

The best time to visit Apulia is from May to October, when the weather is warm and the region is in full bloom. June to September is ideal for beach lovers, with sunny skies and vibrant seaside towns. For those seeking a quieter, more relaxed experience, May and October offer pleasant temperatures without the summer crowds, making it perfect for cultural explorations and countryside visits.

You can reach Apulia easily by air, rail, or car. The region is served by two main airports: Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport (BRI) and Brindisi Airport (BDS), both of which connect to major European cities. From there, a network of trains and highways makes it easy to access towns across the region. Renting a car is highly recommended for exploring the countryside and hidden coastal gems at your own pace.

Local tips for visiting Apulia include taking the time to explore beyond the tourist hotspots. Visit local markets early in the morning for the freshest produce and handmade goods. In smaller villages, restaurants may only accept cash, so it’s wise to keep some on hand. Don’t miss trying regional specialties like orecchiette pasta, burrata cheese, and Primitivo wine. Lastly, plan your outings around the midday siesta when many shops and services close for a few hours.