Welcome to South of Italy!

A Family journey within the tradition of a generation , from Apulian Masserias through Trulli houses jumping to the Magic of Amalfi Coast!

cities you will visit

• Alberobello, the town of ‘’Trulli’’, a UNESCO World Heritage village, Alberobello is a fascinating mix of history and architecture in the heart of Apulia. The historical center boasts over 1,000 iconic Trulli buildings, and the ancient medieval village, where you can stop at the viewpoint to take some beautiful pictures.

• Matera, this fascinating historical setting has been used as a backdrop location for Mel Gibson's movie, "The Passion of the Christ". The Sassi and the Park of the Rupestrian Churches were instead inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1993.

• Lecce , Discover the heel of Italy and admire the beauties of the city that is called “The Southern Florence”.

• Otranto, is the most easterly town in Italy, located on the east coast of the Salento peninsula. Otranto is a small, fascinating town surrounded by thick city walls, made of narrow streets, white houses, and terraces overlooking a clear blue sea.

• Sorrento, A glittering town on Italy’s Bay of Naples, Sorrento is the perfect location for exploring the Amalfi Coast; famous for its history, natural and gastronomic beauty, Limoncello, gelato, and mozzarella.

• Capri, This island is famed as a classy and beautiful holiday destination. It's an island of myths, ranging through sirens, charming seafarers and dreamy seaviews, 1950s celebrities in big sunglasses, and lazy summer evenings spent browsing in exclusive boutiques alongside the world's elite.

• Naples, is a city which offers vibrant cultural scenery of museums, art galleries, and night life. Enjoy a special day, maybe with your personal fashion shopper, at the best Neapolitan artisans and boutiques, while walking through the shopping streets around Quartiere Chiaia.

• Pompeii, Unesco patrimony is the most famous worldwide archeological site. This is one of the most unique experiences. It's like taking a journey through time: you breathe the atmosphere of the ancient Roman empire. Walk through the excavations and discover how the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD buried Pompeii under a blanket of ash and lapilli. Most of the inhabitants, having escaped from their homes, died on the coast.

• Mount Vesuvius, is one of the only two active volcanos in continental Europe, standing about 1,281 meters tall with a symmetrical central cone and steep wooden slopes. The whole of the Volcano is a National Park, both beautiful and productive, and dotted with small farms and wineries planted with heirloom varietals, boasting a unique terroir.

All those experiences and even more... you just need to contact us and start planning your journey!