Bari, a bustling port city nestled along the Adriatic Sea, Bari serves as the vibrant capital of Southern Italy's picturesque Puglia region. Start the tour at the old town of Bari, known as Bari Vecchia. Next stop will be the Basilica di San Nicola, stands as one of Italy's most striking and culturally significant religious structures. The San Nicola district spans between the two ports of Bari, the old and the new Bari. The ancient heart of the city, dating back to the Middle Ages, is surrounded by walls and dominated by the Castello Svevo.

Hotel: The Nicolaus Hotel or similar

This morning, depart to Alberobello, a magical destination, a hidden treasure nestled in the picturesque Itria Valley between the Apulian provinces of Bari, Brindisi, and Taranto. It's renowned as the capital of the trulli, remarkable structures of dry-stone construction with conical or pyramid-shaped roofs. Here you can also get to see the Church of St. Anthony and the old town of Alberobello.

Hotel: Grand Hotel Olimpo or similar

After breakfast, make your way to Matera. The symbol of the city has been the “Sassi” – caves carved into the mountain where local residents lived until they were compelled to move into modern housing in the 1950s. The Sassi of Matera have since been recognized and added to the World Heritage List as a testament to an ancient way of life, to be safeguarded and passed on to future generations. Stroll around at Sasso Caveoso and continue your tour to view the Casa Grotta nei Sassi di Matera, Church of Saint Mary of Idris and get the perfect view of Sassi Houses from Piazzetta Pascoli.

Hotel: MH Matera or similar

This morning you will depart to the town of lemons – Sorrento. A charming coastal town located in southern Italy, perched atop cliffs overlooking the Bay of Naples. Known for its stunning panoramic views, colourful buildings, and vibrant atmosphere. Set off on a ferry ride to the Isle of Capri, one of Italy's most enchanting islands. If time and weather are in your favor, embark on an unforgettable excursion to the famous Blue Grotto. 

Hotel: Hilton Sorrento Palace Hotel or similar

Note: Visiting to Capri will be subject to weather and the sea level conditions.

Optional: Blue Grotto

Start your day with an orientation tour of Sorrento town and explore Piazza Tasso and Chiostro di San Francesco. Next, make your way to one of the most photogenic destinations in the world, Positano. The village is characterized by its narrow, winding streets lined with boutique shops, artisanal stores, and quaint cafes, offering visitors a delightful shopping and dining experience. In the afternoon, explore the charming town of Amalfi. Wander through the narrow streets and visit the iconic Duomo di Amalfi, a stunning 9th-century cathedral located in the heart of the town. Afterward, head to the Fountain of St. Andrew, located in Piazza Flavio Gioia, and then proceed to Naples.

Hotel: Holiday Inn Naples or similar

This morning, take a day trip to Pompeii to explore the ancient ruins of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spend the day immersed in the remarkably well-preserved streets, traversing through history as you visit iconic landmarks like the Forum, the Amphitheater of Pompeii, and the Villa dei Misteri. Afterward, continue your exploration with a leisurely stroll around the historic center of Naples. Discover landmarks such as Castel Nuovo and Piazza del Plebiscito, soaking in the rich history and vibrant atmosphere of this captivating city.

Hotel: Holiday Inn Naples or similar

Begin your day with a visit the Spanish Steps, the widest staircase in Europe. Film buffs, take note: this attraction may look familiar, as it was made famous by the film Roman Holiday, starring Audrey Hepburn. Then make a wish at the baroque Trevi Fountain. Then shop on Via Condotti, one of Rome's most elegant shopping streets and the epicentre of haute couture. Then see the Colosseum in all its glory, where ancient gladiators once fought for the entertainment of the crowds. The next leg of your journey offers the chance to view the Roman Forum, take a leisurely stroll around Piazza Navona and admire the grandeur of the Pantheon. Then, explore Vatican City and marvel at the grandeur of St Peter's Square and St Peter's Basilica, a famous Catholic sanctuary distinguished by its magnificent Renaissance architecture.

Hotel: Hotel Mercure Roma West or similar

Note: On Wednesday mornings and afternoons, St. Peter's Basilica may be closed as the Papal Audience takes place in St. Peter’s Square. In the event that it’s closed, you will view from outside.