Fly from Nice to Bari

With easyJet, you can fly to Bari for a weekend getaway or for a stay of one or more weeks. Enjoy them as a couple, as a family, or with friends. The programme changes and evolves, but is always just as intense.
Children love long days on the beach, splashing around in the warm, crystal clear sea. They will also enjoy visiting the castles and fortresses of the Middle Ages and descending into the massive Castellana caves, the largest in Europe. They relish plates of orecchiette, the characteristic ear-shaped pasta, and creamy ice cream with unexpected flavours.
Lovers adore strolling through the picturesque alleys of the fishing and shepherding villages. They also enjoy wandering through the historic districts of Bari and Lecce, the Florence of the South. In the evening, they have dinner together under the stars, looking out over the sea, and toast the future with a glass of negroamaro, the most famous Apulian grape variety.
As a group, you can relax with drinks, dance to electro music, and hike along the paths of the Porto Selvaggio Regional Natural Park in search of a quiet cove where you can sunbathe and explore the sea floor.

- Take a tour of Bari Vecchia, the historic district of Bari. Its picturesque streets, alleys and passageways lead you to the city's most beautiful monuments.
- Do your shopping on the Strada Arco Basso. Its speciality is orecchiette. Delicious pasta that Baresian housewives make in the street, right in front of you and by hand, before happily supplying you with some of their product.
- At the end of the day, before the aperitivo, give yourself over to the art of the passeggiata, the traditional Italian stroll, by wandering between the sea and the city on the Lungomare, the Baresian version of the Promenade des Anglais.
- Visit the Norman-Swabian castle. Dating back to the 13th century, this colossal building has been altered many times and is well worth a visit, both for its architecture and its exhibitions.
- Treat yourself to an opera at the Petruzzelli, one of Italy's largest and most remarkable theatres. Affordable prices and stunning red and gold décor: this is your chance to enjoy a taste of bel canto.
- Descend 70 metres underground in the Castellana caves. A three kilometre walk through an incredible landscape of stalactites, stalagmites and concretions with unexpected shapes and shimmering colours.
- Get up early for a chance to lay out your towel on the most famous beach in Apulia: Lama Monachile. It’s an island of sand between two straight cliffs, in the heart of the magnificent village of Polignano a Mare.
- Visit one of the most beautiful villages in Italy and a Unesco World Heritage Site: Alberobello. Its trulli, drywall houses crowned with a conical roof made of wool are a marvel.
- Travel to Lecce, the other large city in Apulia, and one of the most beautiful in Mezzogiorno. It is the queen of all that is Baroque, and you’ll be enchanted by its palaces, its cathedral and its monumental basilica.
- Lift the anchor. Bathed by the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic, with a wealth of picturesque islands and islets, wild coves and hidden beaches, the Apulian coast is even more beautiful when explored by sea.