Description
Puglia Road Cycling Tour
Puglia Road Cycling Tour. 8 days – 7 nights
All year round
Accommodation in charming trulli, Masseria, and 4* hotel
For guided options from 4 persons or more send us an email.
Only need a bike for Puglia?
Cycling in the regions of Basilicata and Puglia is perfect for road cyclists. The regions are also seen as the “instep” / ”heel” of Italy. This cycling Tour through Matera and Puglia on a racing bike is a journey worth making. You’ll stay overnight in the places that most represent this corner of the world, to wake up every morning surrounded by the beauty and scent of fantastic breakfasts. The genuine food will not disappoint you and will give you the right charge to face always different itineraries: from the arid hills around Matera to the green ups and downs of the Itria Valley, from expanses of vineyards and olive trees to endless coastal views, from fishing villages to elegant historic centers.
The morning of the second day, after breakfast, you’ll have a Welcome briefing with Bike fitting. When you cycle this Trip, there will always be someone who takes care of your luggage, In case of need you can call the emergency number ON from 8 to 21. Anytime, the staff will be available to make your holiday quiet and serene.
Discover all the best in Italy on your road bike
- Cycling to the finis terrae of Italy
- The Lands of Primitivo wine and many other gastronomic excellences
- The beautiful coastal road from Leuca to Otranto
- A whole day in the “pearl of the Ionian”
- Hidden bays, endless beaches, and cliffs as far as the eye can see
- Nights in Matera, Alberobello, and enchanting places
- Enjoy perfect routes that are tested for road bikes. There will also be guaranteed daily assistance
Tour program variations
Due to organizational reasons, weather conditions, or provisions issued by local authorities, the itinerary may be subject to some changes before and/or during the holiday. Along the way you may find temporary deviations (for example road works) that cannot be foreseen; in this case, each biker can decide autonomously how to deal with these stretches.