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Driving in Apulia is a pleasure thanks to the scenic routes, particularly along the coastal roads. Keep in mind, unlike in the UK, Continental Europe drives on the right-hand side, including Italy and Apulia. Moreover, your driver's seat and controls will also be on the opposite side.
Depending on your travelling party size and itinerary, rental cars can range from economy cars suitable for city tripping around Bari or Lecce, to an SUV for larger groups and families ready for longer cross-country trips along the coastline or towards the countryside.
The maximum speed limit in urban areas in Italy is usually 50 km/h, which increases to 90 km/h on secondary suburban roads, 110 km/h on main roads, and 130 km/h on motorways. Seatbelts are compulsory, and you are required to carry a reflective safety vest in your car at all times.
From idyllic beaches with aquamarine waters, vibrant squares in picturesque cities like Lecce, known as 'The Florence of the South', to the UNESCO sites, like the iconic Trulli domes of Alberobello and the mysterious Castel del Monte, Apulia offers an endless array of attractions.
The beaches of Apulia are some of the most striking in Italy. Dip your toes in the soft sands of Baia delle Zagare or swim in the crystal-clear waters of Torre dell'Orso. Vanquish the heat of the afternoon in Polignano a Mare, a picturesque seaside town perched atop a rocky cliff.
Apulians are known for their warm hospitality and their love for locally-sourced food and robust wines. Moreover, Apulia boasts a Mediterranean climate with some of the brightest and warmest weather in Italy. Ensure to have a hat and plenty of sun cream at hand!
Each season in Apulia brings its unique charm. Noteworthy annual events include the Carnival of Putignano and the Night of the Taranta. Italy uses the Euro (€) as currency. Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's a good idea to have cash on hand for smaller establishments or open markets.
So buckle up, start the engine, and begin your adventure through Apulia’s picturesque landscapes, all in the comfort of your rental car, offering freedom and flexibility for an unforgettable holiday.
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