Taranto Cruises, Italy
Shore Excursions in Taranto
Landmarks of Taranto
This trip’s like a living history lesson, where you’ll get a first-hand look at Taranto’s relics and ruins. Despite its location, on the heel of Italy’s boot, there’s a Greek undercurrent …
- Moderate physical activity.
Trulli of Alberobello
The sleepy Puglian town of Alberobello has one serious claim-to-fame, and you’ll learn all about it on this trip. The attraction in question is the town’s iconic Trulli – a collection of …
- Moderate physical activity.
The old town of Ostuni
Ostuni’s hilltop citadel comes into focus as you edge nearer to the city, and you’ll tick off its best bits on this trip. It’s nicknamed the White Town, which makes sense when you see the …
- Moderate physical activity.
Panoramic Taranto boat tour
This tour’s a good introduction to Taranto’s best bits. You’ll kick things off with a short drive to the marina, where you’ll board a boat for a cruise past the old quarter. It sits on an …
- Little physical activity.
Historic Martina Franca
You’ll get off to a tasty start on this trip, as you tuck into local delicacies in Martina Franca. It’s right in the centre of Italy’s stiletto-like heel, and there’s a clear divide between …
- Moderate physical activity.
Taranto dolphin-watching cruise
Today, you’ll head out on the water in search of some of the area’s dolphins and whales. After meeting your guide at the port, you’ll take a short drive over to the marina where your catamaran …
- Little physical activity.
Lido Gandoli – Puglia’s tucked away treasure
This part of Italy’s strewn with historic sites, but its beaches have plenty going for them, too. Lido Gandoli’s a sheltered cove just south of Taranto, and this day out’s a chance to make …
- Little physical activity.
Ancient caves of Massafra
Massafra looks like a standard Italian town to the untrained eye, but on this tour you’ll see its quirky natural side. Rocky ravines slink around the outskirts, with time-worn caves studded …
