Hotel La Peschiera Bari
Contrada Losciale, loc. Capitolo, directly on the Adriatic Bari, Puglia, 70043, Italy
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Italian Hospitality
... treated us like their own. They showered us with family dinners, gifts, lessons in the Italian language etc etc etc. We fell in love with the Lippolis family and look forward to seeing them again one day.
- Weekly band practice with dinner/drinks after at the Windigo Saloon. The song Soul Man will always have special memories for us now.
- Being invited to Fabio and ...
Puglia Region
We were so grateful for the time Beppe and his friends took showing us and teaching us about their region of Italy. Puglia is a beautiful part of Italy, not as well known to the foreign traveller as many of the country's other areas. Through his fantastic tour guiding, Beppe showed us:
- Trulli's and taught us about these pretty, historic conical structures that dot the area outside of Bari. The town of Alberobello, known as the Trulli town ...
Organic Farming
... in many memorable evenings spent cooking, eating, drinking and visiting around the kitchen table. Some memorable farming experiences include:
- Planting seeds. A back breaking but necessary start to any farm that plans on producing a crop. Make sure those seeds are certified organic!
- Picking berries and veg. Ready to get our hands dirty (and in Leann's case, rashy) we sang as we ploughed our ...
The Italian Kitchen
The Italian kitchen really is a magical place.
We don't think most people, unless having actually been to Italy, have tasted real Italian cooking. Amongst many amazing things that come from a real Italian kitchen, the underlining family, community and social aspect of it stood out most to us. Eating in Italy is an event. Food is given attention, time, affection and appreciation and the result is a delicious experience! Our time in Beppe's and his family's kitchens ...
WWOOF
... farms and contribute to the running of the farm and often the household or establishment.
We were off to a slightly rocky start after 9 hours of travel and almost making it smoothly to the farm when we accidentally got off our train one city too early. Luckily for us the ticket man took pity on us (could’ve had something to do with the panicked tears pooling in Leann’s eyes) and after a short delay, guided ...



