Geographic Position
Between the Coast and the Trulli
Between Carovigno and Ostuni - 15 minutes from the Adriatic coast, 30 minutes from Valle d'Itria's trulli villages
Just 3.2 km away, Carovigno is a quiet historic town with a 12th-century castle, winding medieval streets, and a handful of exceptional restaurants. Praised for excellence in environmental sustainability with the prestigious Spiga Verde award, Carovigno is a place where heritage, quality of life, and a deep connection to the land are thoughtfully preserved.
Only 6.4 km away, Ostuni is Puglia’s iconic white city, known for its cascading hillside streets, Gothic cathedral with a striking rose window, a vibrant Friday morning market, and well-loved restaurants rooted in the tradition.
Just 15 minutes away, the Masseria’s nearest coastline offers the protected beauty of Torre Guaceto Nature Reserve with pristine beaches and sea turtles. Torre Santa Sabina offers more relaxed beach days and many local seafood restaurants.
Within 30 to 60 minutes, the Valle d’Itria is home to some of Puglia’s most distinctive towns, including Locorotondo, Martina Franca, Cisternino, and Alberobello.
Locorotondo (32 km) A circular white village known for its flower-lined streets and small wine bars.
Martina Franca ( 30 km) An elegant town defined by baroque architecture and a lively calendar of summer festivals.
Cisternino ( 23 km) A charming medieval town famous for its “fornelli pronti” butcher-grill tradition.
Alberobello (59 km) A UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its iconic pointed trulli houses.
A little further out, destinations like Polignano a Mare, Lecce, and Matera offer some of southern Italy’s most memorable landscapes and cultural sites.
Polignano a Mare (61 km) A dramatic coastal village perched on cliffs above the Adriatic Sea.
Lecce (80 km) Often called the “Florence of the South,” known for its ornate baroque architecture.
Matera (70km) An ancient cave city and UNESCO World Heritage Site with a truly unique and otherworldly atmosphere.
