How do I choose between experiences in Bari?

Start with how much time you have. A few hours suits a street food walk or a pasta and tiramisu class in the city; a full day is needed for Matera or the Valle d'Itria. Then decide between group and private: shared tours are livelier and cheaper, private ones let you set the pace.

Do I need to stay in Bari to join these experiences?

Most tours start in central Bari, near the old town or the port, so staying in the city makes early departures easy. Several day trips include pickup, which matters for the longer runs to Matera and Alberobello. If you're based elsewhere in Apulia, check the meeting point before booking, as some tours only depart from Bari.

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Things to do in Bari

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About Bari

Bari rewards travellers who look past the ferry port: its old town lanes smell of focaccia baking, laundry hangs between balconies, and the seafront promenade fills with locals at dusk. Food is the fastest way in, and the Bari's Ultimate Street Food Tour: Taste Authentic Flavors in a Small Group walks you through it in a few hours, while the Shared Boat Tour in Polignano a Mare with Aperitif shows off the whitewashed coast just up the road. Use the city as your base and Apulia's trulli country and Matera are within day-trip reach.

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Frequently asked questions

Book as early as you can for anything with fixed capacity — boat tours, cooking classes and small-group food walks fill up first, especially in summer and around public holidays. Day trips to Alberobello and Matera also sell out in peak season.