How much do outdoor food and wine adventures in Bari cost?

The experiences on this page sit in the mid-range bracket, which reflects guided cycling, e-bike hire and food or wine stops included along the route. Because prices are shown in your chosen currency at checkout, the exact figure depends on the activity, group size and date you pick. Every option here includes free cancellation.

Which outdoor adventures in Bari have free cancellation?

All five experiences listed on this page offer free cancellation, including the Bari Bike Tour & Homemade Pasta Making with Nonna, the Itria Valley e-bike tour through Cisternino, Martina Franca and Locorotondo, and the Polignano e-bike tour of the sea cliffs and San Vito village. You can book ahead and adjust your plans without losing your money.

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Food & wine · Bari

Food & Wine Outdoor Adventures in Bari

Average rating4.9Median price$56

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About Bari

Bari rewards travellers who work up an appetite outdoors: cycle past sea cliffs and whitewashed hill towns, then sit down to Puglian cooking and wine. The Bari Bike Tour & Homemade Pasta Making with Nonna pairs a ride through the city with hands-on pasta in a local kitchen, while the E-bike Tour: Cisternino, Martina Franca & Locorotondo through the Itria Valley rolls through trulli country and vineyard landscapes in the heart of the Valle d'Itria.

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These experiences combine movement through the Puglian landscape with eating and drinking. You cycle or e-bike through places like Cisternino, Martina Franca and Locorotondo, passing trulli and vineyards, and some tours include a hands-on cooking session such as making homemade pasta with a local nonna.