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Explore Polignano a Mare through a 2.5-hour street food tour for $46.44, featuring local delicacies, stunning sea views, and expert guidance from Pugliamare.
Discover the charm of Polignano a Mare with a guided street food tour that highlights the town’s best flavors and sights. For $46.44 per person, this 2 hour and 30 minutes experience takes you through the historic center of this coastal jewel, led by a knowledgeable guide from Pugliamare. With 56 reviews giving it a perfect 5.0/5 rating, and an incredible 98% recommend rate, it’s clear this tour offers a memorable taste of local life.
The tour departs from Pugliamare, Piazza Caduti di V. Fani, 26 in Polignano a Mare and features a carefully curated itinerary filled with delicious tastings, stunning seaside views, and stories about the town’s famous son, Domenico Modugno. Travelers can expect to sample specialty coffee, the iconic focaccia, a traditional panzerotto, and enjoy local wine paired with burrata and capocollo di Martina Franca. The mobile ticket system makes booking straightforward, and the tour is suitable for most travelers, including service animals.
While the experience is brief, it packs in a rich mix of culture, food, and scenic vistas. Be aware that the tour is booked most often 38 days in advance, highlighting its popularity. The group size is limited to 25 travelers, making for an intimate and engaging atmosphere. Since the tour involves walking through hilly streets and alleys, comfortable footwear is recommended.


This tour begins at Pugliamare, located at Piazza Caduti di V. Fani, 26. The meeting point is close to public transportation, making it easy to access for most travelers. The tour ends back at the starting point, simplifying logistics for participants. Service animals are allowed, ensuring accessibility for all.
The mobile ticket system allows for quick confirmation, and travelers can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours in advance. The activity’s minimum of 2 participants guarantees the tour will run, with a maximum of 25 travelers creating an intimate atmosphere. Weather is a factor worth considering, as the tour requires good weather, but if canceled due to rain, a full refund or alternative date is offered.
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The tour includes stops at iconic landmarks, notably Lama Monachile, a breathtaking viewpoint suspended 15 meters above the sea, offering stunning photo opportunities. The Majestic terraces overlooking the water provide perfect spots to appreciate the town’s breathtaking coastline.
Participants also visit the Statue of Domenico Modugno, paying homage to the town’s famous singer, and Arco Marchesale, which grants access to the historic center. These stops combine cultural storytelling with visual highlights, making the walk through Polignano’s alleys both scenic and informative.
This tour is centered around tastings of regional specialties that showcase Puglia’s culinary richness. The experience begins with specialty coffee, a world-renowned variant created by Mario Campanella.
Participants then enjoy focaccia, a typical Apulian bread that’s simple yet delicious, followed by the traditional panzerotto, filled with mozzarella and tomato sauce, with many variations available. A glass of local wine accompanies burrata and Capocollo di Martina Franca, a Slow Food Presidium since 2000, enjoyed overlooking the sea.
These tastings are generous, filling enough to replace lunch for many, and are carefully selected to reflect authentic local flavors. The guide explains each product’s history and significance, enriching the sensory experience.

Guides from Pugliamare are praised consistently for their knowledge and warmth. Alessandra and Cassandra are noted for engaging storytelling, passion for Polignano, and the ability to connect with participants.
Reviews highlight guides who share fascinating details about the town’s history and culture, making the walk enjoyable and educational. Many mention the guides’ friendly demeanor and willingness to answer questions, which enhances the overall experience.

The seaside terraces and historic corners provide ample photo opportunities for travelers wanting to capture Polignano’s charm. The view of Lama Monachile is especially noted as breathtaking, with the ancient bridge framing the crystal-clear water.
Stops at painted phrases and characteristic corners showcase Polignano’s artistic spirit and local color. The scenic beauty, combined with informative commentary, makes this tour ideal for photographers and history buffs alike.
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With a duration of about 2.5 hours, the tour offers a relaxed yet engaging pace. The stops are well spaced out, allowing time to enjoy each taste and view without feeling hurried.
The group size is capped at 25, fostering an intimate environment where everyone can interact easily with the guide. The walk involves some hilly streets but remains manageable for most travelers in reasonable physical condition.

At $46.44 per person, the tour delivers significant value through a blend of local food, culture, and scenic spots. Multiple reviews emphasize the generous tastings, knowledgeable guides, and overall quality.
Most bookings occur 38 days in advance, indicating a high demand for this experience. The easy booking process and free cancellation policy make it a risk-free choice for visitors looking to enjoy Polignano a Mare’s charm.

This street food tour is ideal for food lovers, culture enthusiasts, and photographers eager to explore Polignano’s historic and scenic highlights. It suits those who want a relaxed pace, engaging storytelling, and a taste of local flavors.
Travelers with mobility concerns should be prepared for some walking in hilly areas, but overall, it’s accessible for most. The small group setting ensures a personalized experience.
The street food tour of Polignano a Mare offers an engaging blend of culinary delights, scenic views, and cultural insights. Led by expert guides, it provides a depth of knowledge and warmth that makes it a standout experience in the town. The tastings, particularly the specialty coffee, focaccia, and local wine, are generous and authentic.
While the duration is just over two hours, the quality of food, views, and storytelling leaves a lasting impression. This tour works best for those seeking a relaxed walk through Polignano’s historic streets with plenty of photo opportunities and a taste of Puglia’s rich flavors.
The value for money is clear, and the reviews consistently praise the guides for their enthusiasm and knowledge. Book in advance, arrive with an appetite, and prepare for a delicious and scenic introduction to Polignano a Mare.
“This is a great way to start a trip to Polignano. Very informative guide and we got to taste some amazing food and drink!”
What is included in the tour price?
The tour price of $46.44 includes guided commentary, specialty coffee, focaccia, panzerotto, a glass of local wine, and burrata with capocollo.
Where does the tour start?
The tour begins at Pugliamare, located at Piazza Caduti di V. Fani, 26 in Polignano a Mare.
How long does the tour last?
The experience lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Is the tour suitable for all ages?
Yes, most travelers can participate, but be prepared for walking on hilly streets.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start.
What makes this tour different from others?
It combines culinary tastings with scenic stops and cultural stories, all led by friendly, knowledgeable guides.
Is there a limit to group size?
Yes, the maximum number of travelers is 25, ensuring an intimate experience.
Are there any dietary restrictions accommodated?
Specific restrictions aren’t mentioned, but the focus is on local flavors like focaccia, panzerotto, burrata, and wine.
What should I wear?
Comfortable footwear is recommended due to walking in hilly streets.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, the tour is popular and typically booked 38 days ahead; advance booking is advised.