When to use this
Best for deciding whether a no-car or one-car-later trip is practical.
Monopoli station on the Bari to Lecce regional line: arriving from Bari airport, RFI assistance for reduced mobility, bikes on board, and onward checks.
Best for deciding whether a no-car or one-car-later trip is practical.
Ferrotramviaria's airport stop is inside the airport, reached through a 300-metre tunnel from the arrivals area, and the operator puts the airport 17 minutes from Bari by train. Its Bari Centrale station adjoins RFI's, linked by a pedestrian tunnel; from there regional trains run south along the coast through Polignano a Mare to Monopoli. Check both timetables against your landing time before relying on a connection.
RFI lists Monopoli as a station with assistance for passengers with disabilities or reduced mobility, handled by the Sala Blu in Bari. Request it in person at a Sala Blu or by phone up to 12 hours before the train, within Sala Blu opening hours. RFI also lists accessible toilets and parking with reserved spaces at the station.
Trenitalia carries bikes free on regional trains on this line, up to 16 per train depending on the train type. In season it times Link bus connections with these trains to reach beaches including Capitolo; check whether they run on your dates before planning a car-free beach day.