Traveling to Puglia

We know Puglia isn’t exactly around the corner. That makes it mean even more to us that you’re considering making the trip.

Our wedding celebrations will take place in and around Fasano and Ostuni, along the Adriatic coast in southern Puglia.

01

Arrive Early,
Stay Late

If you can, give yourself a little extra time here; Puglia is not a place to rush!

Come a day or two early, have a long lunch, swim in the Adriatic, wander through Ostuni and ease into the pace of southern Italy before the celebrations begin.

You will not regret the extra time.

02

Flights

The two closest airports are:

For most guests coming from the United States, the easiest route will be to fly through a major European city and connect onward to Bari or Brindisi.

03

Airport
Ground Transfers

Private transfers are the easiest way to get from Bari or Brindisi airport to the wedding area, and we strongly recommend arranging one in advance. Please see below for some reliable transfer services recommended by our planners:

A note on WhatsApp: Many Italian companies and drivers communicate primarily through WhatsApp, so we recommend having the app downloaded before your trip.

04

Getting Around

If you plan to explore Puglia independently, renting a car is the easiest option.

For the wedding itself, however, you won’t need one if you’re staying at one of our host hotels. We’ll provide transportation from Borgo Egnazia, Ostuni a Mare and Masseria Le Carrube to every official wedding event.

Ride shares, taxis and private drivers can be limited beyond the vicinity of the airport, especially late at night. Our advice: let us handle the driving for the weekend.

05

Travel Documents

We encourage you to ensure your passport is valid for your travel dates and meets Italy’s entry requirements.

Additionally, ahead of our wedding, Europe is expected to introduce ETIAS, a new electronic travel authorization for visa-exempt travelers. We’ll update this page with official application details once the system is live but don’t worry — the process is expected to be simple and straightforward.