Around

Masseria San Martino is central
to several beautiful places to visit in Puglia,
among these:

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What to see

Known as the White City for the characteristic color of its whitewashed houses, Ostuni is one of the jewels of Puglia. Situated on three hills, the city fascinates with its medieval historic center that offers picturesque views of alleys, steep stairways, courtyards and small squares overlooked by houses and artisan workshops.

Surrounded by centuries-old farms and olive groves, dolmens and archaeological remains, Fasano is characterized by narrow streets and small squares surrounded by houses plastered with white lime. In the oldest part of the city you can admire the late Renaissance architecture of the Chiesa Matrice and the 18th and 14th century buildings.

 

Alberobello is located in the heart of the Murgia dei Trulli. Orange Flag for the Italian Touring Club, the heart of the town is entirely made up of trulli, the original dry stone houses, whitewashed with quicklime and with a cone-shaped roof made of exposed stone, recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Monopoli is recognized as one of the most beautiful towns on the Adriatic. The symbolic monument of the city is the Charles V Castle. The historic center is a jewel of popular architecture, religious buildings and stately homes. In the countryside stands the Lama degli Ulivi Botanical Garden, with caves and rock churches.

Crystal clear waters and a historic center overlooking the sea are the distinctive features of Polignano a Mare, known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”. The medieval village, perched on the high and jagged coast, is a succession of alleys and loggias overlooking the sea. The city is home to the “Pino Pascali” Museum dedicated to contemporary art.

The town owes its name to its internationally renowned speleological complex, just a few steps from the town center. The caves are a set of cavities and tunnels of karst origin, which branch out underground for 3 kilometers to a depth of 70 meters, offering unique scenery, including canyons, fossils and forests of stalactites and stalagmites.

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What to do

The second largest wildlife park in Europe. With its 140 hectares of extension, Zoosafari is the kingdom of biodiversity, a natural oasis that welcomes and conserves, in complete freedom, animals of all species. The experience is completed with Fasanolandia, the amusement park with attractions, shows, exhibitions, museums and the SeaLion Aquarium.

The largest Archaeological Park in Puglia houses architectural finds dating back to the Messapian period, such as the defensive walls and necropolises. The Museum is located adjacent to the archaeological area. The exhibition narrates the events that characterized the archaeological research and the historical evolution of the site.

A nature reserve of great scenic beauty. A protected oasis of biodiversity with sand dunes, wetlands, centuries-old olive trees and ancient underground oil mills. An important conservation area for local flora and fauna, it is ideal for excursions, birdwatching and outdoor activities, with routes suitable for everyone.

The WWF oasis is part of the Marine Nature Reserve and recognized as a Special Conservation Area and Special Protection Area. It includes a Saracen Tower that tells the story of this area and various habitats: the freshwater wetland, the Mediterranean scrub, the dune belt with dunes up to 10 meters high, the coastal seabed.

The proximity to the sea enriches the waters and thermal muds of the Torre Canne spa with precious minerals, making them a unique natural remedy. Pure thermal waters that flow from eleven natural springs, enriched with minerals from the earth, and thermal muds matured in thermal water, capable of regenerating the body and mind.

In the summer, Puglia transforms into an open-air stage, where music meets the beauty of the territory and creates unforgettable atmospheres. Thanks to some of the most interesting and engaging festivals in Italy. Among these Viva! Festival, Locus Festival, Polifonic Festival, Valle d’Itria Festival.

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Sea and beaches

Dog-friendly beach club in Savelletri, it is located on a rocky beach with easy access to the sea. The areas with umbrellas, tables and sun loungers are arranged on an English lawn. The services of the beach include SUP and floating mattress rental, toilets with hot showers, lifeguard assistance, Wi-Fi, bar, restaurant.

The beach resort is located in Savelletri. Ideal for those who want to spend a relaxing holiday in a heavenly place. The beach is a wonderful expanse of white sand nestled between two small rocky promontories. The services offered by the lido include sun loungers and umbrellas, fresh water showers, reserved parking, restaurant.

Located in a natural inlet, nestled between the imposing wall and the acropolis of the ancient city of Egnathia. The beach is fully equipped, has a restaurant service and offers a library from which to choose your favorite title and read in the shade of the relaxation area. Also accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Equipped beach resort located in Ostuni, inside the Dune Costiere Regional Natural Park. Ideal for groups, families with children and couples, it has areas dedicated to entertainment and for children. The beach services include a bar, restaurant, umbrella and sunbed rental, toilets reserved for customers, hot and cold showers.

Located in Torre Canne, the beach boasts a crystal clear sea and wide beaches of fine white sand. The beach services include rental of umbrellas and sun loungers, deck chairs and sun loungers, toilets and cabins, hot and cold showers, Wi-Fi, free parking, access for people with reduced mobility, free access for pets.

Located in Ostuni, the lido offers a unique sea experience thanks to its crystal clear waters and the nature that surrounds it. The lido’s services include rental of umbrellas and sun loungers, a seaside restaurant serving traditional Apulian dishes and fresh fish, a play area equipped for children, hot showers.