| | Facilities within the Property |
 Surrounded by a lush garden and walnut trees, the swimming pool is open all day round for swimming and enjoying the Apulian sun! At guests' disposal there are some bikes that will help you in your excursion in the surrounding countryside. We have recently extended our facilities with the addition of a dining-lounge area with adjacent games room with full-size billiard table and card table. |
 Our guests have breakfast in the "caffetteria", a pretty common room where every morning the owners personally prepare breakfast. After your first meal they will be happy to suggest you the best itinerary to choose during your holiday. There is also a laundrette with several washing machines and ironing facilities for the exclusive use of our guests as well as a barbecue, wood-burning pizza oven and private parking. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Barbecue | Bicycle Rentals | | Billiard Table | Ironing Equipment | | Laundry & Ironing | Pool Table | | Private Parking | Shuttle To / From Airport | | Swimming Pool | Towels for Swimming Pool | | Trekking | | | |
Nearby you can find Alberobello and its fairytale-like "trulli", the famous grottoes of Castellana, the white towns of Ostuni, Locorotondo and Cisternino, the Zoosafari, the numerous "masserie" (ancient local farmhouses), elegant baroque towns of Lecce and Martina Franca, the ancient sea town of Taranto, the ceramics of Grottaglie and our sea, of course!
Martina Franca: Triumph of baroque architecture, the village offers beautiful examples of luxury 18th century buildings (Martucci, Fanelli, Magli, Casavola, Maggi, Barnaba, Blasi, Ancona..) From the highest point of Martina Franca you can admire a stunning landscape made of vineyards for the delicate white Martina Franca's wine. Martina Franca is also renowned for its restaurants where our guests will have the possibility of tasting the delights of the Apulian cuisine!
Alberobello: This graceful town is one of most peculiar villages in the world, and it is an Unesco heritage site, thanks to its picturesque trulli (they
are more than 1000). Strolling down the town centre takes you to the delightful monumental areas of Rione Monti and Aia Piccola and to the characteristic Casa d'Amore and the admirable Trullo Sovrano, examples of rare beauty.
Ostuni: You can not miss the Cathedral dedicated to the Assunta, the Town Hall and the Museum of Preclassical culture of the meridional Murgia area.
Another important place to visit are Marina of Ostuni with its sparkling sea and Monticelli, where there are the remains of an ancient village from the Bronze Age. |
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