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If you're looking for a relaxing stay in the heart of the gorgeous Apulia region, then this ground-floor villa is certainly a great choice. You'll have dining and lounge space out on your covered terrace, along with far-reaching views of the surrounding area from the garden. Inside, soft neutral tones and modern furnishings keep things comfortable and calming. The villa is shared with residents on the upper floor, however, privacy is not a problem here. Location-wise, it's a ten-minute drive to the nearest town of Fasano, while the beach is just twenty minutes from your villa. Other highlights include Monopoli (17km away) and Polignano a Mare (24km away) – both are beautiful destinations and well worth visiting. 

A Hillside Call

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Squirrelled away in the sun-baked Puglia countryside, yet just a short drive to the picturesque beaches of Torre Canne, this home is the perfect rural escape. Made up of two separate independent apartments (sleeping four guests in each) and offering private outdoor Jacuzzis and shady terraces, it’s an excellent choice for a couple of families looking to holiday together without crowding each other. When it’s time to all get together, the terraces and alfresco dining areas have room for you all to gather on balmy nights.

The Olive Blossom

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This fairytale villa, nestled in the Italian countryside, offers a true escape from everyday life. And, with two self-contained apartments inside, it's perfect for groups who want to spend some quality time together while still having their own space. 

The crisp white walls create a sense of calm, and there are some gorgeous traditional touches like the exposed stone archways and bay windows framing the beautiful views outside. Step out onto the patio, and you can breathe in the fresh air as you enjoy a lavish breakfast and make plans for the day. When the temperature rises, head for the pool deck to make a splash in the water, or simply stretch out on a lounger to catch some rays. 

The town of Fasano is just a ten-minute drive away, and is a charming place to spend an afternoon before dining at one of the local pizzerias. And, with Ottagono Beach just twenty minutes away, you can swim in the Adriatic Sea and chill out on the sand. 

Puglian Paradise

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A twenty-minute drive from Puglia’s Adriatic beaches, this villa embraces the region’s traditional architecture. Perched up on a terraced hill, a patchwork of olive groves, rust-red earth and fields stretches before you as the Adriatic shimmers in the sunshine. The outdoor space is a dream, with a tennis court hanging off the hillside, a bocce bowling green and a huge swimming pool for a cooling dip. There are various outdoor lounges and dining areas for meals and drinks in the sun, and a full outdoor kitchen so every step of the meal prep can be done alfresco. 

Bedrooms are spread across four Trulli houses –stone dwellings with pointed roofs like witches’ hats. The indoor social space is designed like your own personal taverna, in a separate building. There’s a bar, full kitchen, comfy sofas around a fireplace and even a piano for a sing-song of an evening. About fifty metres from the garden there’s a 15th-century church that you can visit, or perhaps hop in the car and take advantage of the restaurants and shops of Fasano (a ten-minute drive away). 

Puglian Fairytale

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Rustic charm and modern comforts marry at this unique home in Apulia. The ancient trullo has been tastefully converted into a characterful and inviting pad, boasting the perfect blend of original features and practical necessities – plus a few added luxuries.

Our highlight has got to be the private hydromassage pool, where you can luxuriate for entire afternoons as you enjoy panoramic views of the countryside. Thanks to this home's hilltop location, you can even glimpse a streak of the Adriatic Sea in the distance. The outside space is also equipped with a hammock, table tennis and a fitness area, promising no end of entertainment in this uniquely beautiful setting.

And inside invites you to cosy up among exposed stone walls and organic arches. There's even a wood-burning stove for those chilly summer nights. The contemporary quarters house a light-filled living and dining space where you can serve up tasty Italian-inspired meals with the windows flung open.

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Sitting peacefully amid centuries-old olive trees, this home opens its doors to a rustic Italian escape. Outside, can enjoy the beautiful views while relaxing in the Jacuzzi or swimming in the pool. There is also a shaded terrace with a barbecue – perfect for balmy evening meals. It’s worth noting the rooms are spread across the main house and an adjoining annexe, but this is a great option for families and groups in search of simplicity and ease. Plus, it’s just a ten-minute drive to Monopoli and the nearest beaches. 

Stillness at Sunset

Few things are better than living in this restored trullo – a traditional Puglian limestone hut with a conical roof. Although a drive to the coast takes less than twenty-minutes, you’ll probably be so lost in the comforts of this home that you end up spending most of your time here. Mealtimes in the dining area and outside by the trees always feel like such a treat – rustle up a meal and sit down to breakfast as you share in the holiday joy with friends and family. When the sun starts to set, fire up the grill and tuck into a candlelit dinner. A night swim and a moment under the stars with a glass of Barolo will send you off to bed with the sweetest dreams.

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If you’re seeking a serene Italian getaway, this could be the home for you. It’s an ideal base for a family or group of friends, with flexible sleeping arrangements courtesy of two double bedrooms also hosting a single bed and a sofa bed in the living room. Whatever the make-up of your group, the highlight of this home for everyone will be the outdoor space. Sun-kissed terraces, a private pool, shaded reading nooks and alfresco dining – what’s not to love? And, if you can tear yourself away, hop in the car to visit the coastal town of Monopoli – it’s well worth a visit. 

Golden Olive

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Welcome to the d'Itria Valley, famous for its trulli buildings – dry stone huts with conical roofs, once used by farm workers. For a stay in an extraordinary home, this trulli complex is an astonishing piece of rural architecture, renovated in a way that respects the original stone design while providing some modern comforts. As romantic as it gets, it's surrounded by its own vineyards, olive groves and cherry trees (the fruit of which you’re free to pick in the summer). Spend your days idling by the private pool, strolling through the grapevines and exploring the Apulian countryside. It may not be part of the trulli UNESCO World Heritage Site at Alberobello, but it's cut from the same cloth and just a fifteen-minute drive away.

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Surrounded by the wild beauty of Monopoli, this cluster of authentic Trulli and lamia makes up a welcoming villa. The private pool and summer kitchen complete the terrace, while the sauna provides space indoors to unwind and relax. Your host can provide a variety of services for an additional fee, from children's equipment and housekeeping to local tours to ensure your stay is as relaxing or as exciting as you want. To get the most out of this fantastic location, we think you'll want a car – the nearest beach is just ten minutes away by car, and the centre of Monopoli isn't far to drive.

Italian Countryside Grace

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This cluster of Trulli homes is like a fairytale illustration come to life. Each bone-white stone structure is home to a separate bedroom, kitchen and living room, with the outside space connecting them all together. Inside, comfy beds are nestled in archways and circular rooms have bare stone walls for an authentic feel. There’s no shortage of mod-cons though, with flatscreen TVs and desks for remote working if you need.

Really, though, this place was made for outdoor living, making the most of the sunny climes of Italy’s heel. There’s a full outdoor kitchen with a traditional stone bread oven, and myriad places to dine in the sun or shade – the choice is yours. Seats in the shade of ancient olive trees provide a moment’s respite. But the piece de resistance has to be the covered hot tub, surrounded by sun loungers to dry off after.

The location is a boon too, just outside the centre of one of Puglia’s prettiest towns – Locorotondo. A cluster of white medieval churches makes up the historic hilltop centre, where winding cobbled streets are filled with family-run trattoria and slow-food eateries. The UNESCO town of Ostuni is also within day-trip distance if you have a car. 

Bone-White Stone

Surrounded by stunning Apulian countryside, yet just twenty minutes by car from the centre of Monopoli – this quintessential Mediterranean villa offers guests a private slice of serenity from the moment they open the front gate. Upon entering the home, you'll be welcomed by the soothing earthy tones of the home's original features, including tiled stone floors throughout and whitewashed exposed brickwork in the living area. Antique dark wooden furniture and terracotta ornaments complement the character and complete the home's Mediterranean aesthetic with infinite elegance. Leading out to the garden, French doors pave the way to a small terrace featuring day beds by the pool and a shaded chill-out area, which serves as the perfect spot for your morning coffee. Another large pergola offers a second living area, bringing the indoors outside – with a plush corner sofa, outdoor kitchen and dining table that remain shaded from the sun. This luscious corner of the home is a hidden gem that allows guests to relax as they would inside without compromising on losing garden views overlooking the countryside with olive and fruit trees growing all around. 


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This villa is comprised of a series of restored trulli, the quirky conical-roofed structures only found in this part of southern Italy. While there’s limited living space inside, the outside space is ideal for gathering together, whether you’re enjoying the results of a cooking class or swimming in the private heated pool. You’ll find this home in the Puglian countryside just outside of the UNESCO-listed town of Alberobello, which is a wonderful place to explore. Your host can arrange a number of additional services, and you can even opt to have staff on-site during your stay – what a way to relax. 

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This expansive home is more of a compound than a villa, with enough room for the whole group and more to enjoy this Southern Italian dream. There's traditional charm in every nook and cranny here with barrel ceilings, ancient local stone, elegant furniture and Mediterranean ornaments. But the jewel of the home is the sparkling pool. Spend lazy days catching up on your book, and taking occasional all-important dips to cool off. 

Come dinnertime, wandering into the colourful kitchen will persuade even the most reluctant of chefs to get cooking. The mismatched style has a comforting farmhouse feel to it that's just dying to be the setting of family dinners – talking over each other, bickering, eating, and laughing.

If you'd prefer, you could fire up the outdoor industrial kitchen and channel your inner Nigella Lawson. Get everyone on pizza-making duty and throw the pizzas in the wood-fired oven for a quick yet delicious meal. Or, your host can arrange for a chef to take care of all of that for you, which is particularly lovely for special occasions. And when it comes to where you're going to eat, you're spoilt for choice. The outdoor area certainly isn't short of seating, with restaurant-style bistro tables and a large outdoor dining table. 

With so much to explore in this villa, we'd understand if you never wanted to leave. But the scintillating Southern Italian coast will start calling soon enough. It's about a fifteen-minute drive to the port town of Savelletri, which is teeming with coves, caves, bays, and beaches to explore. When you want to stretch your legs you'll love strolling around the whitewashed town, and you mustn't leave without trying its famous seafood. 

Hazy Maze

Lie low for a while at this traditional Trullo nestled deep within the peaceful Puglia countryside and yet just a twenty-minute drive to the white-sands of the coast.

An astonishing piece of rural architecture, this collection of dry-stone-walled-huts has been reimagined into an elegant and stylish holiday home. Beneath its cool, conical roofs, elegant muted furnishings bring all the style, while the occasional pops of blue remind us Puglia's coast is never far away.

Boasting a separate guest suite that sleeps four, there's heaps of space to all spill out here. But when the sun is shining, it's outside where we think you'll be spending most of your time.

Beat the heat in the sublime swimming pool fringed with fruit trees. Come together for lazy Mediterranean feasts and barbecues beneath the shady pergola. Or explore the home's grounds - the views over the earthy red terrain sprinkled with olive groves are sublime.

When it's time to soak up the local culture, you'll be off to a flying start in Alberobello (fifteen-minute drive) to explore its 1500 beehive-shaped Trulli houses sprinkled with bars and shops. Or, for a taste of the sea, head to the ancient harbour town of Monopoli (a twenty-minute drive). Amid its narrow streets tracing down to a delightful port, you'll discover some of the best seafood restaurants around.

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Experience a truly unique Puglia stay, courtesy of this charming property nestled in the heart of the region’s tranquil countryside. With three separate apartments and an additional cottage, everyone will be able to enjoy privacy, while at the same time the lovely garden and pool area invite to come together and make beautiful memories. 

We love the traditional Trullo design, so evocative of Puglia – we are also all for the lush garden and glistening swimming pool. Gather outside for delicious communal feasts and drinks, and lounge in the warmth of the Italian sun, a good book in hand. 

The inside of the apartments will welcome you with an embrace – expect stone walls, gorgeous wooden details and ceiling beams. The hosts decorated the place with excellent taste, carefully selecting period furnishings and locally crafted objects to match the general ambience. 

Wake up well-rested in any of the comfy bedrooms and get ready to explore – stay close to home and go cycling and hiking, or take the short drive to the coast where colourful villages await. 

Trulli Puglia 

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Warm, inviting, and rustic, this charming Italian villa lies nestled amidst rural fields on the outskirts of the ancient town of Monopoli in Puglia.

Amble amongst the fragrant gardens or stretch out by the pool as you slumber to the sound of the cicadas. Enjoy leisurely afternoons in the charming patio area where the highlight of the afternoon involves a hammock and a good book.

In the evenings, dine out in the bustling ancient fishing village of Monopoli or take a trip to one of the many beaches in the surrounding area. We particularly liked Cala Porta Vecchia. Both the town and beach are a ten-minute car journey away from the villa.


A Game of Monopoli

Set amongst the rolling Puglian countryside with sweeping vistas, yet a mere fifteen-minute drive from the sandy beaches of Bari, this home serves up the best of both worlds. Sure, the inside space is a bit of a squeeze in places, and with small windows in parts of the home, there are areas that lack natural light. That said, it’s a comfortable and cosy place to rest, and with sun-drenched terraces and a private pool to make the most of the views, outdoor living is a must. 


Whispers of Olive

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Nestled between the mountains and sea on the outskirts of Pezze di Greco village, this home serves up a little slice of Puglian paradise. Seamlessly blending traditional and modern, it’s an ideal base for families with plenty of space to spread out across three floors and a games room that will delight the little ones. That said, we think everyone will naturally gravitate to the outdoor space. Sun-drenched terraces, alfresco dining opportunities and a private pool - what more could you wish for? For days out exploring, Fasano town is a short drive away, or head a little further to the beaches of Savelletri, just ten kilometres away. 

Red Olive

You'll find this contemporary villa near Monopoli, just a short drive from the sea. It's an ideal location to explore the Apulian coast, though there's plenty to keep you busy back home, too. Everyone will appreciate the private pool and sunny terrace. Those looking to take their relaxing to the next level will also enjoy the Hammam, sauna and indoor Jacuzzi. There's even a putting green for the golf lovers. It's split across two buildings – there are two living areas and two kitchens, so everyone will have plenty of space.

Apulia Amore

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This beautiful home blends the charm of a traditional trullo and the modern comforts you long for on holiday. The home is spread between four trulli made of local stone, with a bedroom in one, a living room equipped with a sofa bed for guests three and four in another, and other trulli housing the bathroom and the kitchen. There’s also an outdoor kitchen with a barbecue, and a shady pergola that’s perfect for chilling out or dining alfresco. We love the private pool and the garden’s pink pepper trees. You’ll be just a short drive from Polignano a Mare, Castellana Grotte, and Alberobello from this Apulian countryside home.  

Trulli Dream

Enjoy a little slice of heaven on the Adriatic coast of southern Italy. This opulent villa is based in Pezze di Greco, an idyllic hamlet that’s close to the brilliant city of Bari, as well as Monopoli and Fasano. But it’s not just the location that we love – the home itself is simply stunning. Pure white walls, leafy green trees and flowing natural fabrics make it feel serene and soft, the ideal setting for a blissful break.

We love the outdoor pool, surrounded by sun loungers and sun umbrellas, where you can cool off from the hot Italian sunshine. There’s also a sweet little tree swing that you can relax in with a cocktail on sunny afternoons. There’s a wonderful outdoor dining area where you can tuck into delicious Italian pizza with a glass of Prosecco. There’s even a raised terrace where you can watch the sunset as you admire the surrounding views.

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No doubt about it, this idyllic Itria Valley home is pure Puglian perfection. Comprising carefully restored Trulli – traditional dry-stone structures with a conical roof – along with contemporary architectural additions, this authentic home oozes character and charm as well as sophistication and style. Featuring an open-plan kitchen, dining and living space – think whitewashed walls, awesome archways and cool tiled floors – as well as two beautifully serene bedrooms, this heavenly home is perfect for a couple of couples or family group seeking some good old-fashioned R & R. Occupying a tucked-away and tranquil spot and surrounded by gorgeous greenery, this wonderfully white home boasts spaces fit for socialising as well as seclusion.

Laze on loungers in the sun or luxuriate in your private, outdoor pool. Prepare family favourites on the white worktops in the kitchen before dining alfresco on the poolside terrace. Treat yourself to an afternoon snooze or seek the calm of the colourful courtyard. Find a quiet place to sit and read a book on the banquette seating in the sitting room or relax with a glass of local wine on the sofa. Round off a romantic day with time spent in the master bedroom’s free-standing tub.

If you fancy a little light exploration, you’ll find you’re a ten-minute drive away from both the Valley towns of Locorotondo and Cisternino. Set off on scenic walks or cycle routes or venture a little further and discover iconic Ostuni – also known as ‘The White City’ – famous for its 15th-century Gothic cathedral.  


Terracotta Heaven

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With Adriatic Sea views and direct access to the beach, this villa ticks all the boxes and then some. The private pool is the best spot to admire the panoramas, though you can easily dip your toes in the sea. We also like the patio – it's the perfect place to enjoy sundowners. Inside, the design is bright and breezy, with five en-suite bedrooms for ultimate convenience. As for location, you'll be well-placed to explore Puglia's coast. Monopoli and Savelletri are less than a ten-minute drive away when you're ready to embark on an adventure.

Adriatic Cascade

Welcome to this cosy retreat, surrounded by age-old olive trees. Time seems to have stopped here – the traditional exterior and interiors hark back to a bygone era, and we love the open fireplace. Sure, like most older homes, this place has its quirks. But you do have mod cons like a beautiful swimming pool, an outdoor stereo system, barbecue and kitchen area. The garden is a paradise – our favourite spot has to be the vine-covered gazebo. If you can tear yourself away, explore the nearby Castellana Grotte or head to the coast.

Olive Whispers

For a sun-soaked retreat to the Italian coast, this sparkling villa ticks just about every box. A huge resort-style pool? Check. Idyllic ocean views? Got them. Relaxing chill-out areas both inside and out? You bet. Located in the ancient town of Monopoli, you're a thirteen-minute drive from the centre, with a 16th-century castle, a baroque cathedral and the frescoed Palmieri Palace all to be explored. For fun-filled days out, head to Sabbiadoro Beach or the Tamerici Beach Club, less than twenty minutes away on foot. But that's if you can peel yourself away from the poolside loungers or aqua Acapulcos. With the Adriatic Sea shimmering in the distance and the green foliage whispering in the soft breeze, this one will be hard to leave. 

Spend lazy afternoons dipping in and out of the pool, soaking up the sun and dining alfresco under the bamboo pergola. We can think of no better place to be with friends and family, enjoying a couple of limoncellos under the gentle shade, surrounded by fruit trees and ornamental plants. Inside the villa, it’s the soft coastal palette, marble floors and separate living areas that creates a light and airy feel. The same goes for the bedrooms, benefitting from bold wallpaper prints and subtle colours, inspiring moments of rest and relaxation. 

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Built on farmland dating back to the sixteenth century, Cavernetto is a labyrinth of carved arches, sculpted out of the landscape and refurbished from stables, complete with gardens a swimming pool. The interiors are breathtaking, finished in white, beige and exposed rock-faces. A short drive from the historic Fasano and the sandy beaches of the Adriatic Coast, it celebrates both the stunning coastal landcapes and old towns of Puglia. Be it a vacation with friends or family or even an intimate wedding, the air is dense with romance and beauty.

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Surrounded by olive groves and unspoilt Apulian countryside, this trullo provides an idyllic retreat. There’s a swimming pool to relax by and a gazebo for dining in the shade. The rustic interior has air conditioning and high ceilings to keep you cool during the hot summer weather. This place is perfect for a couple, friends or a family (guest three will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the living area). We hear that the team here looking after you are very helpful and friendly too. When you feel like exploring, there’s Alberobello, which is around a ten-minute drive away, while the sea and Monopoli are under thirty minutes from this charming home. 

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In the heart of the iconic town of Alberobello, this historic home offers a unique retreat in the famous Valle d’Itria region. This beautifully converted trullo boasts plenty of traditional charm and you'll be transported back in time thanks to the curves and arches of the whitewashed walls and the conical stone roof. That doesn't mean you'll be without modern luxuries, though. You'll have your own indoor pool complete with jets and a pretty water feature, making this home a true oasis of calm. 

Begin your day with a leisurely breakfast on the private courtyard terrace, where you can sip coffee and soak up the atmosphere for a while. We highly recommend you explore the town, where craft shops, ancient churches and a sloping maze of trulli-lined streets look as if they could've been plucked from the pages of a fairytale. Strike up a conversation with some of the locals to hear stories of the area's rich heritage, then pick up some locally-grown fruits and vegetables to take home for dinner. The kitchen has everything you need to try your hand at recreating some local dishes. Post-dinner, pour yourself a glass of bubbly and get comfy on the sumptuous sofa. 



The Trulli Maze

This charming countryside villa sits in picturesque Puglia, in a peaceful spot close to Carbonelli as well as some stunning sandy beaches in Capitolo. Built way back in the 1600s, this home feels steeped in history, but has been renovated so it still feels like a luxurious home-from-home. Outside, the garden looks bright and vibrant, with a private outdoor pool for a rejuvenating dip on hot days, plus lots of spaces to sit with a good book in the shade.

Carbonelli's Wonder

Tucked into the serene countryside of Monopoli, this beautiful holiday home is made up of a series of trulli and lamie. It’s a superb choice for an authentic Puglian escape, just a ten-minute drive from the centre of Monopoli and close to the coast’s beaches. The home features an expansive patio with an outdoor kitchen and barbecue, as well as an oh-so-tempting private pool. Inside, we love the traditional touches and the modern comforts. This home has everything you might need for a relaxing break in southern Italy. 

Monopoli Majesty

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This complex of trulli in the Apulian countryside is a wonderful base for restful retreats. It’s just a five-minute drive from beautiful Alberobello, and looks out over a quiet valley – the views are dreamy. This home is spread between two trulli, so you won’t all be sleeping under the same roof. You’ll have plenty of space to gather together, though, especially outside. Lounge beside the private pool or dine alfresco on the patio. There’s a great mix of sun and shade, and the cosy trulli, with their stone walls, are calm and comfortable. 

A Hillside Affair

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Behind the rich Mediterranean vegetation of vines, flowers, fruit trees and ornamental plants growing in the garden – prepare to be mesmerized by the sea blue views in the distance. With such a prime location, be on the beach in just five minutes as the villa resides only one kilometre from the sandy stretches of Capitolo with a wealth of restaurants, clubs and bars. To enter the home, you'll have access past a luscious garden adorned with trees and plants or the option to walk around to the entrance by the pool and via the outdoor living area featuring comfortable seating and an alfresco dining area with a barbecue. Inside, you'll find open space –ensuring a sociable stay and one where guests can enjoy the experience as a group. Gather around the living area for an evening aperitif after a day in the sun or come together to cook an authentic Italian meal together in the kitchen/ dining room corner. With stunning sea views from the bedroom upstairs, you may end up fighting over who gets the master suite, but let's face it, in reality, everyone is a winner when staying in this blissful hideaway. 


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This stunning villa is tucked away in a private residential complex on the sandy coastline of Capitolo. From the garden and terrace, you can admire sea views, whether you’re dining alfresco, swimming in the private pool, or soaking up the sun on a lounger. The swimming pool also has a whirlpool feature, helping you to relax even more. Monopoli is just 2 kilometres away, and is a superb spot for lunch and shopping. 

Blissful Beach House

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