• Gargano: Vieste, Peschici, baia Zaiana, baia delle Zagare, Pugnochiuso
• Valle d’Itria: Torre Guaceto (nature reserve)
• Salento (Adriatic coast): Torre dell’Orso – Alimini, Cala dell‘Acquaviva, Spiaggia di Cala Casotto
• Salento (Ionic coast): Porto Cesareo – Porto Selvaggio – Pescoluse – Lido Marini, Lido Punta della suina

• The Gargano peninsula between sea and woods
• The Mercadante forest and its animals
• The Fasano safari zoo
• Take part to an olive harvest and learn how olive oil is made
• Pick and eat cherries (May and June) and grape (September)
• Cycle along ancient railways
• Salento’s masserie (local farm houses)

• How milk becomes cheese, within the Murge pugliesi
• How old is an olive tree and visit to an underground oil mill (hypogeum)
• Learn how to dance the pizzica (the Wine Country Stay organizes weekly dancing shows within the suggestive atmosphere of an underground mill)

 
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Apulia, just like Sicily, is the land of oil and wine.
   
With more than 80.000 hectares and a production of about 7 million hectoliters: Sangiovese, Primitivo, Negramaro, Bianco di Locorotondo and Verdeca are Apulia’s most iconic wines.
400.000 hectares of cultivated land are devoted to olive groves with a production of 150.000 tons: Coratina, Ogliarola, Perenzana and Cellina are the olive varieties of the most famous apulian extra virgin olive oils.
   
Our suggestions include a careful selection of properties, often with own winery and/or oil mill.