The Greeen Middle Ages - 3gg
- Itinerary · 3 days
The experience
Three magnificent medieval villages surrounded by lush greenery: Accadia, Deliceto and Sant'Agata di Puglia await you.
The ghost district of Rione fossi, the castles of Deliceto and Sant'Agata, and then more woods, ancient kilns and mills.
Our expert guides will show you the most evocative views and you can discover the authentic flavors of the local cuisine.
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Programme
Day 1
- Welcome and accommodation in b&b in Accadia*
- Guided visit of the village (Rione Fossi)
- Dinner in a local restaurant
Day 2
- Nature hike to the Bosco Paduli
- Light lunch in the nature
- Transfer to Deliceto and guided tour of the Borgo
- Aperitif at the olive press
- Dinner in a local restaurant
Day 3
- Trasfer to Sant’Agata di Puglia and guided tour of the village
- Lunch at local restaurant
End of services.
* The rooms are spread over several b&b in the village.
Services include accompaniment, all activities, entrances, guides, breakfasts, lunches, dinners, tastings.
For groups, a shuttle bus service can be requested.
The program can be modified according to the needs and wishes of the group.
What you will see
Prices per person
premium autunno -primavera
- Under 14
- Not allowed
- Aged 14 to 18
- €340
- 18 and over
- €400
premium estate
- Under 14
- Not allowed
- Aged 14 to 18
- €360
- 18 and over
- €420
base autunno - primavera
- Under 14
- Not allowed
- Aged 14 to 18
- €270
- 18 and over
- €330
base estate
- Under 14
- Not allowed
- Aged 14 to 18
- €290
- 18 and over
- €350
Useful information
- Duration
- 3 days
- Meeting point
- Accadia
Good to know
It is possible to request the addition of the shuttle service to and from the station / airport.
Where we meet
Accadia, Accadia

Accadia
Accadia is a wonderful historical village nestled between valleys and green hills.
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