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TOUR ITALY


Trulli houses, Alberobello Discover Apulia


WHAT’S INCLUDED • Just You Tour Manager as your host • Return flights from Gatwick with British Airways • 7 nights half-board in a 4-star hotel


• 14 meals: 7 breakfasts, 7 dinners including dinner at a masseria


PLUS… • Specialist Local Guide • Welcome drink & farewell get-together • Overseas transfers & other transportation • Porterage


• Dedicated Just You representative to greet you at all UK airports


INCLUDED EXCURSIONS • Lunch at the five-star Masseria Torre Coccaro • Matera • Lecce • Alberobello, Locorotondo & Martina Franca


OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS • Ostuni & olive oil tasting • Monopoli


Pre-bookable excursions: The above optional excursions can be pre-booked as a package from just £70.


FLIGHT OPTIONS


• Connecting fl ights via London from selected local airports


Upgrade your fl ight: From £129 return Club Europe with British Airways.


DAY 1 UK to Bari Fly to Bari today. At your hotel in the small, picturesque village of Selva di Fasano you will have the chance to get to know your travelling companions over a drink before dinner this evening.


DAY 2 Masseria Torre Coccaro After a leisurely morning we will head to the beautiful five-star Masseria Torre Coccaro where you will be served a delicious meal - the philosophy of the masseria means that produce is always sourced locally.


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The setting for this once fortified manor house is spectacular, as the scenery stretches out across the bourgainvilia adorned terraces to miles of idyllic countryside.


DAY 3 Matera Matera is a fascinating city, famous for the Sassi stone houses that decorate the landscape. Carved directly into the calcarenitic rock, these ancient cave dwellings, thought to house some of the earliest human settlements in Italy, were originally home to Turkish monks.


To learn more about these fascinating houses we take a walking tour through Matera. You will be accompanied by a knowledgeable Local Guide who will be able to tell you more about the history of the area and answer any questions you may have.


DAY 4 Ostuni & olive oil tasting Take the chance today to relax and enjoy your resort, Selva di Fasano.


You might choose to join an optional excursion which takes you to a local olive oil producer. Here you will be given the opportunity to see how the oil


TO BOOK CALL 01858 415 452 visit justyou.co.uk or contact your local travel agent


is produced, as well as sample the final product.


We also visit the beautiful town of Ostuni, which dates back to the 1st century AD, when it was an important Greco-Roman city. Today this is a lovely place to visit and a true picture of an Apulian town, with its whitewashed houses, meandering lanes and a colourfully tiled Gothic cathedral at its heart.


This evening enjoy an al fresco dinner at a local masseria, where home-cooked regional specialities and wine will be served in rustic surroundings.


Adriatic Sea


CUSTOMER RATING


8 days from £1129 Step away from the crowds and enjoy a taste of the real Italy in beautiful Apulia. This rarely visited region is home to unique conical Trulli houses, fascinating rock-carved Sassi dwellings and grand Baroque architecture.


94% ITALY Ionian Sea Bari Monopoli Alberobello


Locorotondo Matera


H Selva di Fasano Ostuni


Martina Franca


Lecce


Olive picking


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