Puglia Review is a website guide to the Southern Italian region of Apulia (Puglia in Italian). The site is written exclusively in English and aims to provide a valuable resource for visitors to the region. If you imagine Italy as the shape of a boot then Puglia is the area of the heel, ankle and some of the instep. It's a largely coastal region blessed with some beautiful seaside towns on the Adriatic and Ionian seas, the sparkling Tremiti Islands with their crystal clear water, the world-famous Trulli Houses of Alberobello and another UNESCO site, the much revered Castel del Monte. There are also dozens of pretty fishing towns and cities to explore such as the capital Bari and the Baroque city of Lecce in the heart of the Salento region. Further up the coast there's the stunning Gargano Peninsula where you'll find the curious fishing huts called Trabocchi dotting its coastline and further inland another national park, the Alta Murgia. We're constantly working on the website to make it as useful a travel companion as possible and to this end we welcome any outside help. If for example you're an expert on Puglia and you'd like to help us promote it with written or visual content we'd love to hear from you so if you'd like to contribute any photos or descriptions to share with our site visitors please e-mail us at info@italyreview.com.
HERE'S SOME OF WHAT YOU CAN FIND ON PUGLIA REVIEW!
PUGLIA PHOTO BLOGIn the Photo Blog I'll be showcasing some of the most interesting places to see in Puglia. For the first blog I've chosen somewhere that simply blew me away with its breathtaking beauty when I visited. The Tremiti Islands lie just a short distance across the sea and you can sail there from various ports in Puglia including Vieste and Rodi Garganico. There are four islands in total, all huddled very closely together so if you take a boat out for the day you can easily see them all. You'll most likely arrive at San Domino and you can either hang out on the beautiful beach there or hop over to San Nicola where there are further beaches and a great walking route.
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San Domino, Tremiti Islands
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THINGS TO SEE IN PUGLIAWith so much to see in Puglia we've grouped the major sights under different headings such as Seaside Towns, Cities, Fishing Towns, Hill Towns, National Parks and UNESCO Sites.
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PUGLIA ACCOMMODATIONTo aid your search for accommodation we've provided a Booking.com search engine where you can choose from thousands of Puglia Hotels with cheap prices and free cancellation options.
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PUGLIA GALLERYWe've placed our favourite shots of Puglia in this section but we'd love to display some of your own photos as well if you've been here before and you'd like to share them with other visitors.
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JOIN INIf you're passionate about Puglia and you'd like to help us promote the region with written or visual content please e-mail info@italyreview.com with whatever you'd like to share.
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