Along countryside lanes, among Trulli, Masserie and dry-stone walls, I will show you the places I love and live in my everyday life. We will cicle together for 20 km (about 12 miles). We’ll leave from Alberobello, capital of Trulli, heading to Locorotondo, one of the most stunning towns in Valle d’Itria. Here, we’ll get to know the locals and stop by a traditional deli where we will have the chance to taste the typical Apulian focaccia, just baked by Giovanni, filled with your favourite charcuterie and vegetables and washed down by a glass of good wine or a drink of your choice. It would be the opportunity to taste the typical Apulian focaccia, just baked by Giovanni, all accompanied by a glass of good wine or another drink. Then, before returning to Alberobello, we’ll stop at Maria’s bakery to eat some local almond cookies. I can’t wait to meet you for our little adventure on our bikes, experiencing local life, far away from crowded places, amongst nature. *Minimum height to participate in the bike tour 163 cm (5'4 ft)

The first destination is Alberobello:  it's a very ancient city near the hills of Murgia and Valle d'Itria. In its old town there are about 2000 trulli, the features stone homes that make Alberobello famous all over the world! In1996, these particular buildings have been appointed World Heritage Site by UNESCO.   Second stop to: Locorotondo! one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, famous for it's typical food, baroque palaces and artisan shops that contribute to creating breathtaking views worthy of ending up on a postcard or in your souvenir photos. The last, but not the least, destination is Ostuni: one of the must-visit attractions in Puglia. It's a delightful little town built on three hills and also known as "the white town" for the typical white lime washed walls of its houses. Ostuni rises on the promontories of the Adriatic coast and shines with its white houses just a few steps from the sea. Due to its charm, it is almost impossible not to fall in love with this magic town. Details: - Departure at 09:00, Pick-up service from your hotel; - 10.15 am arrival in Alberobello and stay for 2 hours; - 12.15 pm meeting to go to Locorotondo where it will be possible to visit the city and have lunch (lunch not included); - at 02.00 pm pick-up from Locorotondo to go to Ostuni. - return to Brindisi around at 17.00 Please note that: The Pick-up service is active only from B&Bs and Hotels in the center of Brindisi; Tour carried out with no more than 7/8 people; You will visit each cities freely; Driver will drop-off you in each cities in to the best point to let you discovery the beauty of the places

The first destination is Alberobello:  it's a very ancient city near the hills of Murgia and Valle d'Itria. In its old town there are about 2000 trulli, the features stone homes that make Alberobello famous all over the world! In1996, these particular buildings have been appointed World Heritage Site by UNESCO.   Second stop to: Locorotondo! one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, famous for it's typical food, baroque palaces and artisan shops that contribute to creating breathtaking views worthy of ending up on a postcard or in your souvenir photos. The last, but not the least, destination is Ostuni: one of the must-visit attractions in Puglia. It's a delightful little town built on three hills and also known as "the white town" for the typical white lime washed walls of its houses. Ostuni rises on the promontories of the Adriatic coast and shines with its white houses just a few steps from the sea. Due to its charm, it is almost impossible not to fall in love with this magic town. Details: - Departure at 08:30, Pick-up service from the meeting point; - 10.15 am arrival in Alberobello and stay for 2 hours; - 12.15 pm meeting to go to Locorotondo where it will be possible to visit the city and have lunch (lunch not included); - at 02.00 pm pick-up from Locorotondo to go to Ostuni. - return to Lecce meeting point around at 17.30 Please note that: Tour carried out with no more than 7/8 people; You will visit each cities freely; Driver will drop-off you in each cities in to the best point to let you discovery the beauty of the places

Cisternino is a romantic village nestled on a hill and surrounded by woods. Get lost in the narrow streets of one of the "most beautiful villages in Italy" and then cycle to a rare place where a winery and an oil mill coexist. Learn all the steps of processing grapes into wine and then continue to the oil mill. Discover how olives become extra virgin olive oil. Finally, enjoy an aperitif made with 2 glasses of wine produced on site and Apulian friselle doused with evo oil. By electric bike you can enjoy the landscape of the Itria Valley cycling effortlessly.

This is a very funny and special Apulian experience: 'mozzarella' making class, in a suggestive and typical wonderful cherry orchard and vineyard ,in the Itria valley. You will be able to learn how to make 'mozzarella' and then taste it, with good local primitive wine, Apulian friselle seasoned with extra virgin olive oil and organic tomatoes, and excellent Apulian 'scamorza' (typical pumpkin-shaped cheese). all accompanied by Apulian music and accordion live! The experience will last about 2 hours

Pick up from your accomodation First stop: Alberobello the city of trulli we will walk among the "trulli" in the districts of the ancient village in the meeting "Monti and "Aia piccola" The second stop will be Locorotondo The third stop will be in Ostuni "the white city" - Curch of San Francesco (pass by, enter if open) - Curch of San Vito (pass by) - Alleys and streets of the white city - Medieval walls - Cathedral (pass by visit inside if is open) - Archeological Museum ( pass by , we can go inside of you want (ticket 5 euro per person) Drop off at your accomodation

Locorotondo is one of the most beautiful balconies in the Murgia of Trulli, the typical local houses. The historic area is in the form of a circle, the architecture is beautiful and the color of the houses, churches and buildings quite unique. The white color is predominant in the old town of Locorotondo, with some other colors provided by the flowers. Your guided tour will start from Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, where two 19th-century big pillars mark the old Porta Napo­li, you can follow a long path where you can see buildings such as the former town hall, today the communal library from the end of the 18th-century, the Baroque Palazzo Morelli with its splendid portal and small balconies with wrought iron railings and, up ahead, the Mother Church. Dedicated to Saint George, it was built between 1790 and 1825, where previously there were three churches dedicated to the same saint. Pretty white buildings, colored with blood red geraniums and other flowers coming out of every corner and nook, Locorotondo is a charming village.

Depart next to the station. Admire the elegance of the baroque palaces and churches in Martina Franca Enjoy the country roads dotted of trullos, vineyards, dry stone walls and old farms. Ride through the narrow streets of the old town of Locorotondo Taste a home made ice cream Reach the most beautiful viewpoints of the Itria Valley Be amazed by stories and legends related to these places Back to Martina Franca

Depart from Locorotondo train station. Ride through the narrow streets of the old town of Locorotondo Enjoy the country roads dotted of trullos, vineyards, dry stone walls and old farms. Admire the elegance of the baroque palaces and churches in Martina Franca Taste a home made ice cream Reach the most beautiful viewpoints of the Itria Valley Be amazed by stories and legends related to these places Back to Locorotondo

Soak up the beauty of the historic center of Locorotondo on this guided e-bike tour in Locorotondo. Let the motor-assisted pedaling do the hard part for you as you take in sweeping views of the Itria valley. Stay hydrated along the way with the included water. Meet your guide and get set up with your e-bike and helmet. Ride past whitewashed houses and charming shops on your way out into the mosaic of vineyards in the surrounding countryside. Stop at a historic olive oil mill in the countryside and listen as the miller talks about how his family lives in tune with the stages of oil production, from pruning to pressing. Find out about cold pressing and historic and modern extraction techniques. Taste oil from red olives and get help grasping the specific characteristics of this local cultivar before riding back to your meeting point in town.