Apulia

The Apulia, located in the heart of the Mediterranean, is an Italian region bordering the Adriatic Sea and the Ionian Sea, and its crystal-clear waters, breathtaking coastline, and numerous hidden bays make it a paradise for sea and sailing enthusiasts.

Sailing along Apulia's coastline allows you to explore a variety of scenery, from the limestone cliffs of the Adriatic coast to the long straits of golden sand of the Ionian coast. With its Mediterranean climate, characterized by hot summers and mild winters, Puglia is an ideal place for sailing throughout much of the year.

During your sailing, you can visit charming coastal towns such as Gallipoli, Otranto, and Monopoli, or explore the fascinating islands of the Tremiti archipelago. Along the coast, you'll also find ancient fishing ports, picturesque seafaring villages and magnificent archaeological sites that tell the region's rich history.

Apulian cucine is renowned for its simplicity and authenticity, and cruising along the coast you'll have the opportunity to enjoy delicious dishes made with fresh fish, extra virgin olive oil, tomatoes and other local delicacies. In addition, numerous restaurants and trattorias along the coastline offer the chance to savor authentic Apulian cuisine right by the sea.

Thanks to its strategic location in the heart of the Mediterranean, Puglia is also an ideal starting point for broader adventures by boat, allowing you to explore other coastal regions of southern Italy or to set sail to touch down in Greece or Croatia.