Puglia is graced with whitewashed hill towns, millenary and centenary olive trees, and hundreds of kilometers of golden beaches and crystalline waters – some of the best Mediterranean coastlines in existence.
While many travelers go for some of Europe’s finest architecture, outdoor adventure is where Puglia really shines. With 2 National Parks, 18 Regional Parks, 16 State Reserves and 3 Marine Protected Areas, there is plenty of nature to explore. Puglia is proud to be a part of Natura 2000, a network of nature protection areas in the EU. Whether you want to hike ancient routes, explore rock settlements, bike past rural architectures in drystone, horseback ride, dive, or simply birdwatch, Puglia is ready to welcome you. There are over 1000 choices offering different types of accommodation.
A coastal paradise at the southern point of Puglia, most activities here revolve around the gorgeous water. Whether you want to explore world famous sea caves, scuba, snorkel, kite surf or cliff climb, every day here is a fabulous day for the beach.
This untouched inland destination of gentle undulating countryside has immense natural biodiversity to explore year round. Because of how the park is positioned, visitors are rewarded with incredible landscapes at sunrise and sunset. The area is known for its archaeological finds of great importance, such as the well preserved fossil skeleton of the “Man from Altamura”, who lived here 150 thousand years ago.
This destination in southern Puglia is a natural paradise with the Mediterranean bush and a marine protected area of sandy coves and translucent water ideal for scuba and snorkel. There is even a beach which has been awarded 3 Sails by Legambiente (an Italian environment protection association) – an honor given only to the most beautiful beaches.
This coastal destination in the north is just 1 hour drive from Bari and rewards visitors with some of the oldest trees in Italy (Aleppo pines) and islands surrounded by crystal-clear Mediterranean waters. Covering over 120,000 hectares, there are endless options to explore on land and water.
This coastal destination in the north is just 1 hour drive from Bari and rewards visitors with some of the oldest trees in Italy (Aleppo pines) and islands surrounded by crystal-clear Mediterranean waters. Covering over 120,000 hectares, there are endless options to explore on land and water.
Nabil Tarazi – Owner Feynan Eco Lodge
A bright, sustainable star shines in the heart of Jordan’s Dana Biosphere Reserve. A regenerative paradise perfected by the visionary Nabil Tarazi. Check-in at Feynan Ecolodge and check out of the cluttered world we live in today
