The southern regions of Puglia, Basilicata and Campania offers a diverse array of landscape with many captivating seascapes and endless miles of backroad rides through beautiful countryside. In Puglia, bikers can explore the iconic Trulli of Alberobello, pedal through the picturesque landscapes of the Itria Valley, and soak in the stunning coastline along the Adriatic Sea. Additionally, the Salento region in southern Puglia enchants riders with its sun-kissed beaches, charming coastal towns, and rich culinary traditions, making it a must-visit destination for sea-loving bikers.

Basilicata’s crown-jewel, Matera, is home to the UNESCO-listed Sassi cave dwellings that provide a unique glimpse into ancient history, while the rugged terrain surrounding the city offers thrilling biking routes. The region’s unique location spans from the sandy beaches of Ionian Sea to the rocky coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea with the wooded wilderness of Pollino National Park, Italy’s largest national park, sitting in between the two coastlines.
While Campania on the western side of the peninsula is home to world-class wonders Pompeii, Amalfi, Capri, Sorrento and of course the vibrant city of Naples. But south of Salerno lies an undiscovered gem, the Cilento National Park, which boasts of some of Italy’s finest cycling routes, combining breathtaking mountain landscapes close to the sea with historical gems like the ancient Greek temples at Paestum. The park offers a quiet escape, where riders can enjoy scenic cliff-top rides above pristine beaches, and challenging climbs with views stretching to Capri and the Amalfi Coast. Despite its beauty and diversity, Cilento remains largely undiscovered by the masses, ensuring serene and traffic-free biking experience.