Southern Italy consists of six regions in the lower part of the Italian “boot.” Way down here, you will find the ruins are much older, the lunches are much longer, and the landscapes by the deep blue sea are so captivating. Less English is spoken here. They are Basilicata, Calabria, Campania, Puglia, Sardinia, and Sicily.
If you’d like a complete travel guide to the twenty regions in Italy, view our post: Your Guide to the Different Regions in Italy
Basilicata
Matera
Campania
Amalfi Coast|Capri|Naples Salerno|Scafati|Sorrento
Puglia
Alberobello|Bari|Conversano
Lecce|Martina Franca Monopoli|Polignano
Sicily
Licodia Eubea|Marsala Sciacca|Selinute