Travel with the Core Pack!

Do you feel trapped in the same old routine? “Fuscitene!” (get away from it)! With the Core Pack, experience 5 nights of pure relaxation and 3 days on an e-bike in the heart of Salento. Immerse yourself cu tuttu lu core (with all your heart) in authentic landscapes far from the crowds, rediscovering a new way of life. Organized by U-go! and Salens, this is your chance for a change of pace. Book now and make your heart beat faster!

Travel with the Core Pack

Do you feel trapped in the same old routine? “Fuscitene!” (get away from it)! With the Core Pack, experience 5 nights of pure relaxation and 3 days on an e-bike in the heart of Salento. Immerse yourself cu tuttu lu core (with all your heart) in authentic landscapes far from the crowds, rediscovering a new way of life. Organized by U-go! and Salens, this is your chance for a change of pace. Book now and get your heart racing!

Why Salento all year round?

Here are 4 reasons why Salento is more interesting off-season!

Salento, with its natural beauty and cultural heritage, is a must-see destination especially during the months of October through May. This period offers a unique experience away from the summer crowds, allowing you to immerse yourself in the true essence of this land.

This is why you should consider visiting Salento during this time:

1) Salento’s Mediterranean climate offers mild temperatures even in the winter months. In October, average temperatures range between 13°C and 22°C, allowing pleasant walks along the coast. In winter, temperatures rarely drop below 7°C, making for a comfortable stay.

1) Mediterranean climate

Salento offers mild temperatures even in the winter months. In October, average temperatures range from 13°C to 22°C, allowing pleasant walks along the coast. In winter, temperatures rarely drop below 7°C, making for a comfortable stay.

1) Mediterranean climate

2) Folklore events

October is full of events gastronomic events dedicated to the olive harvest and pork.

November is the month of wine: many Salento towns hold markets and festivals and, for St. Martin’s Day, celebrate the arrival of autumn.

In December during the holiday season, many villages set up living nativity scenes.

The first Dawn of Italy. , on January 1 everyone goes to Punta Palascìa, the most easterly point in italy to view the sunrise, a very striking and unique event because of its unusual colors.

January is the month of Fòcara: events with bonfires, concerts and religious celebrations.

In February, Carnival is one of the most colorful events in Salento, with parades of floats and street parties. Gallipoli’s attracts visitors from all over Italy.

Pizzica music events: Throughout the year, various towns hold concerts and festivals dedicated to pizzica, keeping the Salento musical tradition alive.

3) Villages to be discovered

The ancient villages offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in local culture and discover Salento in an authentic and less crowded atmosphere.

Specchia, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. Its architecture and ancient oil mills tell stories of a bygone era.

Castro, overlooking the Adriatic Sea, is famous for its caves and medieval castle.

Santa Cesarea Terme known for its hot springs, is ideal for relaxing. During winter, you can enjoy the tranquility of its deserted beaches.

Tricase, a scenic gem. Its traditional nativity scene is an experience not to be missed.

4) City of Art

During winter and spring, the historic cities of Salento, reveal themselves in all their splendor.

Known as the “Florence of the South,” Lecce is famous for its extraordinary Baroque. Don’t miss the Duomo and the Basilica of Santa Croce.

Otranto, the easternmost town in Italy offers breathtaking sea views and historic monuments such as the Cathedral and the Aragonese Castle.

Gallipoli, this “pearl of the Ionian Sea,” is an enchanting mix of history and culture, with a historic center overlooking the sea.