PUGLIA · ON TWO WHEELS
The rides worth booking, reviewed.
The 6 puglia vespa tours travellers love most, parked side by side. How long you are in the saddle, the streets and views you ride past, who is leading, and what a seat costs.
Matera in Vespa tour in Basilicata: ride a Vespa 125 with Alessandro, visit cave houses, and catch views at Belvedere.
Most Popular“There is no better way to get a feel for Matera then zipping around the centuries old streets on a Vespa. I especially loved being able to leave the center city and see the whole town from the outside. Thanks for a lovely afternoon.”
Ride a Vespa through Polignano, Conversano, and Monopoli, with local tastings, guided history, and an aperitif over the sea.
“Such an amazing time! Tour guide was brilliant. Would absolutely recommend ❤️”
One hour exploring Alberobello by Ape Calessino or electric ride, with on-board English audio for trulli, churches, and countryside.
“I hired with audio guide in Spanish, but the audio was not heard well by the noises of the engine of the Calesian ape, and we lacked explanation of the visited sites. In short we know very little about the two neighborhoods.Auto-translated”
Ride a Vespa along Puglia’s coast from Polignano to Monopoli area with Abbey of San Vito views, a Capitolo stop, and an octopus sandwich.
“Three (mature) friends from NZ were recommended the Vespa experience. With a group of like minded Italian, Austrian, Brazilian and American friends we spent the day exploring the towns of Alberobello and the hilltops and coast of Monopoli. We were treated to a traditional Puglia sandwich for lunch, gelato for an afternoon treat and apperitivo…”
Ride a Vespa through Polignano a Mare, trulli in Alberobello, white-walled Locorotondo, plus a salumi stop and Fasano forest views.
“An unforgettable Vespa experience with Puglimare.”
Ride a Vespa through Puglia’s trulli villages, tasting stops in Alberobello and Locorotondo, plus sea-cliff views and a photo stop in Selva di Fasano.
“Our guide was excellent and very knowledgeable about the regions we visited. He was also very helpful with the bikes as I had not driven one before. The only negative was the weather as we had to drive thru some fairly heavy rain showers. I would recommend this day trip.”
Sidecars, self-drive Vespas and pillion rides with a local, in the cities that do them best.
