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Our resorts and villas in Puglia
We have a variety of properties in central Puglia, perfectly located whether you wish to discover the idyllic coastline and beautiful countryside of the region, or encounter the rich history and culture.
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| Alberobello | 2 |
1hr 10mins
Bari
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Alberobello is one of the most visited towns in Italy and was granted Unesco World Heritage site status in 1966. The old part of town, Monti, is filled with hundreds of the typical Puglian Trulli - the conical stone houses that can be found scattered throughout the Puglian countryside.
Many of the Trulli have been converted to gift shops and restaurants and in high season the town becomes a very popular attraction for day trippers.
The newer, more modern part of the town, Aia Piccola, has also been granted protected status and more restaurants and shops can be found here with slightly less bustling crowds.
 Villas in Alberobello
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| Cisternino | 2 |
55mins
Brindisi
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Tranquil Cisternino is a beautiful hilltop town surrounded by vast plains of beautiful olive groves. The picturesque town centre itself is full of historic buildings and closed off to all traffic, making it perfect for exploring. The town features a choice of bars and restaurants in which to spend a warm evening eating and chatting. Try out one of the town’s Osterias – traditional restaurants where you can sample the local speciality of delicious grilled steak – and then walk it off by joining the locals for the traditional evening stroll around the town.
Villas in Cisternino
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| Carovigno | 1 |
30mins
Brindisi
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The white cobbled streets and historic buildings of Carovigno nestle on a hill, below the majestic Norman castle at its summit. This traditional town is a maze of old streets and alleyways with rustic, picture-postcard scenes around every corner. Carovigno has a rich and varied history, having been ruled by many different people over the years including Romans, Bourbons and Byzantines, all of whom have left their mark on the town. The Adriatic coast is just a short drive from Carovigno, making it the perfect base from which to explore the many beautiful coves and beaches nearby.
Villas in Carovigno
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| Castellana Grotte | 1 |
1hr
Bari
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Castellana Grotte is a buzzing little country town famous for its caves or "grotte", after which the town is named. As the caves are on the edge of town though, in high season Castellana is not packed with day trippers.
The town of Castellana is delightful in a way that only old world Italian towns can be. It stands on a hilltop overlooking sweeping plains and vineyards. Its oldest street was built during the 17th century so you'll be able to stroll past the ornately frescoed Palazzo Longo and enjoy the fascinating little shops and bustling restaurants. Ancient churches, picture postcard piazzas and clock towers add to the charm.
The UNESCO World Heritage town of Alberobello is close by and is renowned for its concentration of 'Trulli Houses' that are unique to Puglia. There are a number of noted towns in the region all worth visiting for their beautiful historic centres including Locorotondo, Martina Franca, Cisternino and the famous 'White City' of Ostuni.
Villas in Castellana Grotte
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| Noci | 1 | |
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Noci is a relatively undiscovered town in the picturesque Itria Valley area of central Puglia. Sitting on a hilltop, high above sea level, this quaint Puglian town has a small, historical centre, characterised by the typical white-washed roofs of local limestone, winding cobbled streets, pretty balconies and small courtyards, with the distinctive clock tower at the heart. Sample some traditional Pugliese and Italian delights, in the small but appetising selection of restaurants dotted around the town, with one restaurant even being mentioned in the Michelin guide.
Villas in Noci
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| Ostuni | 1 |
40mins
Brindisi
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Fortified with imposing white ramparts that enclose a maze of winding streets, captivating Ostuni is known as La Citta Bianca – the ‘White City’. Said to resemble a town in Greece more than the typical Italian style architecture, the city towers sit atop a hill overlooking the plains of the Valle d’Itria – boasting spectacular views towards the Adriatic Coast. You’ll love strolling around the picturesque streets of the town centre, perhaps stopping at one of the charming cafes or browsing the tiny artisan’s shops that spill out onto the cobbled alleyways. You will also find several excellent restaurants in Ostuni, offering the chance to taste delicious local cuisine.
Villas in Ostuni
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We offer a great choice of flights to Bari and Brindisi airports in Puglia. Take a look at the transfer time listed on your chosen accommodation page to see the closest airport.
We also offer a self drive option for guests staying at our villas in , via ferry or Eurotunnel crossings from the UK to France.
We also offer a self drive option for guests staying at our villas in , via ferry or Eurotunnel crossings from the UK to France.
