By car or camper
 Arriving from the North-East side of Italy, follow the motorway A14 (Autostrada A14 “Adriatica”, E55).
Arriving from the North-West side of Italy, follow the motorway A16 (Autostrada A16 “Napoli-Bari”), in both cases head for Bari. From Bari take the highway SS 16 to Brindisi, then follow to Lecce.
For information about the italian motorway network, visit the website of Società Autostrade.
 By train
Regular connections from Rome, Milan, Torino, Verona, Bologna to Brindisi-Lecce. Visit the official site of Italian Railways (Trenitalia) for information, timetables and online booking.
By plane
 The two major airports in Apulia are Bari Palese and Brindisi Casale.
The Bari Palese "Karol Wojtyla" airport is an international airport, featuring all the modern conveniences of air travel, such as duty-free shops, baggage storage, vehicle rental outlets, Internet points and information services.
The Brindisi "Papola Casale" airport is the closest to Salento.
From Italy: both Brindisi and Bari are very well connected to Rome and Milan (the two international Italian hubs), and to Venice, Verona, Bologna, Turin, Catania and Trapani (Sicily), Olbia (Sardinia), Genova, with regular flights.
From Europe: from Europe you will almost always find it cheaper to use a budget airline when flying to Apulia and Salento. The companies sprung up in recent years offer good connections inside Europe, with many flights serving regional airports (see
Ryan Air
- MyAir
- Sky Europe
- TUIfly
- Carpat Air
- BelleAir
- Volare Web).
However, if you want to fly more comfortably, or if the budget airline timetables don't suit you, it is worth checking the website of the major airlines (Alitalia, British Airways, Lufthansa), who often have good offers.
By coach
 Regular connections from Rome, Pisa, Firenze to Lecce by Marozzi. Visit the official site of Marozzi Viaggi e Turismo for information, timetables and online booking.
From Milan, Torino, Verona, Bologna to Lecce by Marino. Visit the official site of Marino Autolinee for information, timetables and online booking.
From Cosenza to Lecce by Inter Saj. Visit the official site of SAJ for information, timetables and online booking.
From Palermo, Catania, Messina to Lecce by Scoppio. Visit this page for information and timetables.
By boat
 There are several ports and harbours in Salento.
If you need specific information you may click on the following links:
Brindisi
- Casalabate
- San Cataldo
- San Foca
- Otranto
- Porto Badisco
- Porto Miggiano
- Castro Marina
- Marina di Andrano
- Tricase Porto
- S. Maria di Leuca
- Torre Vado
- Torre Pali
- Torre San Giovanni
- Gallipoli
- Santa Caterina
- Porto Cesareo
- Maruggio
- Porto Saguerra
- Taranto
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