Eco Hotel a Apulia (Puglia), Italy
Book a sustainable stay in Puglia — trulli in Alberobello, baroque Lecce, Salento beaches, and green-certified masserie. Same price as Booking.com, 5% cashback, 1t CO₂ offset per booking.
Perché Soggiornare a Apulia
Apulia — the heel of Italy's boot — stretches over 19,000 km² between the Adriatic and Ionian Seas, offering 865 kilometres of coastline with dramatic limestone cliffs, fine sandy beaches and hidden sea coves. With more than 300 sunny days a year, it is one of Europe's most beloved destinations for travellers seeking nature, culture and exceptional cuisine without the crowds of Tuscany or the Amalfi Coast.
The Apulian landscape is a mosaic of ancient olive groves — some trees over 1,000 years old — Primitivo and Negroamaro vineyards, dry-stone walls and the iconic trulli of Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The region's towns tell stories of millennia: Bari Vecchia with its Basilica of San Nicola, Lecce with its dazzling barocco leccese, Ostuni the white hilltop city, and Polignano a Mare clinging to sea cliffs. The Valle d'Itria, a rolling valley between Bari, Brindisi and Taranto, is dotted with trulli, masserie (fortified farmhouses) and hilltop villages like Locorotondo and Cisternino, widely considered among Italy's most beautiful borghi.
Travelling sustainably in Apulia is natural — the region's traditional architecture (trulli, masserie, white-washed towns) has been eco-conscious for centuries. Local food is farm-to-table by default, with zero-kilometre produce, wild-harvested herbs and seafood caught daily. By booking through IMPT, every stay offsets 1 tonne of CO₂, making your trip carbon neutral at no extra cost. You pay exactly the same as Booking.com, receive 5% cashback, and get EUR5 free credit on signup. More than 25,000 green partners across Italy participate in the IMPT ecosystem, helping travellers reduce their environmental footprint while experiencing the best of Italian hospitality.
Apulia at a Glance
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▶What is the best time to visit Apulia?
Spring (April-June) offers mild temperatures between 18-26°C, blooming olive groves and fewer crowds. September-October is also excellent with sea temperatures warm enough for swimming until October, lower prices and nearly empty beaches. July-August is hot (30-35°C) and busy but perfect for beach holidays and festivals. For more detail, see our Best Time to Visit Apulia guide.
▶Where should I stay in Apulia for the first time?
Bari or Lecce make the best bases. Bari has the international airport, ferry port to Greece and Tremiti Islands, plus a central location to explore both Gargano (north) and Salento (south). Lecce is the heart of the Salento, with the finest baroque old town and spectacular beaches 20 minutes away. For something unique, book a trullo stay in the Valle d'Itria around Alberobello or Locorotondo.
▶Are eco hotels in Apulia the same price as Booking.com?
Yes — IMPT guarantees identical prices to Booking.com across all 8M+ hotels worldwide, including every property in Apulia. You pay exactly the same rate, then receive 5% of the booking amount back as cashback. For every booking, IMPT offsets 1 tonne of CO₂ through certified carbon removal projects. New users also receive EUR5 free credit on signup. No hidden fees, no markups — just greener travel at the same price.
▶What are the most beautiful beaches in Apulia?
Salento's beaches are legendary: Pescoluse (nicknamed the Maldives of Salento), Baia dei Turchi near Otranto, Gallipoli's Baia Verde and the Porto Cesareo marine reserve with its protected Posidonia seagrass meadows. On the Gargano peninsula, Vieste's Pizzomunno beach and Baia delle Zagare with its dramatic sea stacks (faraglioni) are spectacular. The Tremiti Islands offer some of the clearest waters in the Adriatic for snorkelling and diving. The Ionian coast between Metaponto and Taranto has miles of sandy beaches that are less crowded and perfect for families.
▶How does IMPT cashback work for Apulia hotel bookings?
It's simple: search for your eco hotel on IMPT, book at the same price as Booking.com, and receive 5% of the total as cashback. For every booking, IMPT offsets 1 tonne of CO₂ through certified carbon offset projects. The cashback is credited to your account and can be applied to future bookings. There are no membership fees, no hidden costs and no minimum spend. Sign up and receive EUR5 free credit to get started — you can book an eco hotel in Apulia at zero upfront cost. Already 25,000+ green partners participate across Italy.