Getting in

• Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport: This is the sensible airport. Take the Ferrotramviaria airport train to Bari Centrale (about 17–20 minutes; roughly €5), then walk to the Ferrovie del Sud Est platforms and take the Bari–Martina Franca/Taranto service to Noci (usually about 70–90 minutes; roughly €4–6). Allow around 2½ hours airport-to-Noci once the connection is included. Check the FSE timetable close to travel: engineering work can mean a substitute bus on parts of the route.
• Bari Centrale: For rail arrivals from the rest of Italy, change here to Ferrovie del Sud Est for Noci on the Bari–Martina Franca/Taranto route. It is the right public-transport connection, not an airport-style private transfer; expect about 70–90 minutes and roughly €4–6. Leave a buffer, because FSE frequencies are much thinner than the national Trenitalia network.
• Brindisi Airport: Use Brindisi only if the flight is substantially better and you will rent a car. Driving to Noci takes roughly 1 hour 20 minutes to 1 hour 40 minutes. Public transport requires awkward changes through Brindisi and the regional rail/bus network and is not a good same-day airport transfer; a pre-booked private transfer is possible but expensive, commonly well over €100.
• Noci railway station: Noci is on the Ferrovie del Sud Est network, not a fast mainline station. It is useful for arriving from Bari, Alberobello, Martina Franca and Taranto-area stops, but schedule your day around the train rather than assuming turn-up-and-go service.

Getting in

• Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport: This is the sensible airport. Take the Ferrotramviaria airport train to Bari Centrale (about 17–20 minutes; roughly €5), then walk to the Ferrovie del Sud Est platforms and take the Bari–Martina Franca/Taranto service to Noci (usually about 70–90 minutes; roughly €4–6). Allow around 2½ hours airport-to-Noci once the connection is included. Check the FSE timetable close to travel: engineering work can mean a substitute bus on parts of the route.
• Bari Centrale: For rail arrivals from the rest of Italy, change here to Ferrovie del Sud Est for Noci on the Bari–Martina Franca/Taranto route. It is the right public-transport connection, not an airport-style private transfer; expect about 70–90 minutes and roughly €4–6. Leave a buffer, because FSE frequencies are much thinner than the national Trenitalia network.
• Brindisi Airport: Use Brindisi only if the flight is substantially better and you will rent a car. Driving to Noci takes roughly 1 hour 20 minutes to 1 hour 40 minutes. Public transport requires awkward changes through Brindisi and the regional rail/bus network and is not a good same-day airport transfer; a pre-booked private transfer is possible but expensive, commonly well over €100.
• Noci railway station: Noci is on the Ferrovie del Sud Est network, not a fast mainline station. It is useful for arriving from Bari, Alberobello, Martina Franca and Taranto-area stops, but schedule your day around the train rather than assuming turn-up-and-go service.