Puglia, Italy
7 - 14 September, 2025
We just can't stay away from Italy! After exploring the very most northern bit of the country, we're headed south to the sunshine of Puglia. We'll be staying at a beautiful agritourismo in Locorontondo, which will house us in trulli, dry stone buildings with corbeled roofs, traditional to the Itria Valley of Puglia. The trulli have even been listed on the World Heritage list by UNESCO. From this special base we'll explore a region filled with incredible producers. We'll visit a medieval olive oil mill, natural wine producers growing native grapes, and ceramicists keeping a centuries long craft alive.
We’re also thrilled to be joined again by artist Kayla DeVito, who will be teaching painting workshops through the week. Puglia is a beautiful part of Italy, artistic inspiration abounds!
7 - 14 September, 2025
We just can't stay away from Italy! After exploring the very most northern bit of the country, we're headed south to the sunshine of Puglia. We'll be staying at a beautiful agritourismo in Locorontondo, which will house us in trulli, dry stone buildings with corbeled roofs, traditional to the Itria Valley of Puglia. The trulli have even been listed on the World Heritage list by UNESCO. From this special base we'll explore a region filled with incredible producers. We'll visit a medieval olive oil mill, natural wine producers growing native grapes, and ceramicists keeping a centuries long craft alive.
We’re also thrilled to be joined again by artist Kayla DeVito, who will be teaching painting workshops through the week. Puglia is a beautiful part of Italy, artistic inspiration abounds!
7 - 14 September, 2025
We just can't stay away from Italy! After exploring the very most northern bit of the country, we're headed south to the sunshine of Puglia. We'll be staying at a beautiful agritourismo in Locorontondo, which will house us in trulli, dry stone buildings with corbeled roofs, traditional to the Itria Valley of Puglia. The trulli have even been listed on the World Heritage list by UNESCO. From this special base we'll explore a region filled with incredible producers. We'll visit a medieval olive oil mill, natural wine producers growing native grapes, and ceramicists keeping a centuries long craft alive.
We’re also thrilled to be joined again by artist Kayla DeVito, who will be teaching painting workshops through the week. Puglia is a beautiful part of Italy, artistic inspiration abounds!
Enjoy a private room with a double bed and ensuite,
OR
if you are traveling with a friend and happy to share a room, book with double occupancy and save some cash for food and wine!