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Trulli in Alberobello
No trip to Puglia would be complete without a visit to Alberobello, a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its trulli—whitewashed stone huts with conical roofs that resemble a scene from a storybook. While the town’s historical center is well worth a stroll, for an exclusive experience, consider a private tour with a local historian who can guide you through the significance of these unique dwellings. Cap off your visit with a stay in one of our luxury trulli for weekly rentals in Ostuni area, where old-world charm meets contemporary luxury.
Trulli
Indulge in Apulian gastronomy
Puglia is a paradise for food lovers, where local ingredients shine in simple, exquisite dishes. Begin your culinary journey at Due Camini at Borgo Egnazia in Savelletri, one of Italy’s most exclusive resorts, for a Michelin-starred experience rooted in Apulian flavours. The tasting menu here is seasonal, highlighting the region’s finest olive oils, burrata, and fresh seafood. In Polignano a Mare, indulge in a meal at Grotta Palazzese, one of the world’s most iconic restaurants, nestled inside a cliffside cave overlooking the Adriatic. For a more intimate dining experience, head to Osteria Del Tempo Perso in Ostuni, a cozy restaurant set in a limestone grotto with a seasonal menu focusing on regional produce.
Apulian recipes
Puglia’s beachside bliss
With nearly 500 miles of coastline, Puglia is blessed with some of Italy’s most captivating beaches. The Maldives of Salento near Pescoluse lives up to its name with powdery white sand and turquoise waters. For a more secluded experience, head to Porto Selvaggio, a natural reserve with pristine coves perfect for a refreshing dip. If you’re after exclusivity, book a day at Cala Masciola Beach Club at Borgo Egnazia, where plush sun loungers and beachside service create a sophisticated beach experience. Alternatively, Torre Guaceto Nature Reserve, located just north of Brindisi, is ideal for those looking to explore Puglia’s raw, unspoiled coastline.
Polignano a Mare
Stay in a timeless Masseria
Puglia’s masserias—converted farmhouse estates—offer the ultimate in rustic luxury. Each property is unique, set amidst ancient olive groves and offering everything from spa treatments to cooking classes. For a private oasis, stay at Masseria Pepita near Monopoli. This refined estate exudes Italian elegance with its whitewashed walls, verdant gardens, and a private tennis court.
Masseria Pepita, Monopoli
The best luxury vacation villas for rent in Puglia
Pick one of Home In Italy’s traditional masserias or opt for one of our newly refurbished trullos to enjoy your luxury vacation in one of the most beautiful and unspoilt regions of Italy. Delve into a magical land that will welcome you with its bright sun, crystal clear sea, spectacular coastline, and the beauty of the landscape. Meet the hospitable people, enjoy the delicious food, unwind on one of the marvelous beaches, visit the dramatic grottoes, and soak up all the history.
Petrolla, Ostuni
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palmea
10 5 5
Puglia, Alberobello
from 6,700 to 10,700 € / week
villa mascagni
12 6 8
Puglia, Galatina
from 9,500 to 18,750 € / week
melarossa
10 5 6
Puglia, Ostuni
from 5,650 to 10,000 € / week
lavinia
18/20 9 14
Puglia, Ostuni
from 17,500 to 30,100 € / week
masseria paride
20/22 10 12
Puglia, Fasano
from 13,850 to 39,050 € / week
masseria pepita
16 8 9
Puglia, Monopoli
from 13,500 to 37,500 € / week
certivo
16/19 8 9
Puglia, Squinzano
from 11,150 to 20,450 € / week
masseria mirtillo
26 13 15
Puglia, Nardò
from 35,000 to 100,000 € / week