The Puglia region, located in southeastern Italy, is known for its diverse and picturesque landscape ranging from sprawling olive groves and vineyards to stunning cliffs and crystal-clear beaches on the Adriatic and Ionian Seas.

In the heart of Puglia are extensive plains that are ideal for agriculture, especially the production of olive oil, which is an integral part of the region's economy and culture. The olive groves here are some of the oldest and most productive in Italy!

Towards the coast, Puglia offers a variety of coastal landscapes, from white sand beaches to rocky cliffs and fascinating sea caves. Iconic places such as Ostuni and Gallipoli are popular destinations noted for their natural beauty and historical heritage. The region of Puglia has a rich history dating back to ancient times: Known in ancient times as Apulia, it was inhabited by diverse cultures, including the Greeks, Romans and Normans, each leaving their mark on the region.   Today, Puglia is known for its stunning coastal landscape, its rich culinary tradition, including famous olive oil and robust wines, and its diverse cultural heritage that attracts cyclists from all over the world!