Holiday home made of natural stone. Large Mediterranean garden. Otranto and the sea are 13 km away.
Very sustainable
The villa is located just a few minutes from Ostuni, immersed in the tranquility of the countryside.
Holiday home Villa Graziella in San Vito dei Normanni, Apulia, with 140 sqm living space, three bedrooms and space for 6 people.
Holiday bungalow in a small family resort with approximately 12 houses on large ground on the sandy beach with a private beach area and beach service, bar, Wi-Fi
Newly renovated holiday house with sea view
15% Last-Minute
New construction pool villa from 2022/23. Modern luxury meets 10.000 sqm olive grove and stone walls from local Pietra stone. Dogs allowed
Sustainable
Casa Al Castello - superpanoramica
Romantic apartment in the castle district of Peschici is in the old Castello with a large panoramic terrace with spectacular sea views, 2 bedrooms, air conditioner and central heating
Exklsuive and charming rooftop apt. by the sea
14% Promotion 08/29/2026 - 09/04/2026
only 1200 m from the sandy beach, 2 beds. + 1 folding couch. 1 bathroom m. walk-in shower, 1 outside., 1 great kitchen / Spülm. , illuminated roof tiles, rattan furniture, Hollyw Swing
New construction pool villa from 2022/23. Modern luxury meets 10.000 sqm olive grove and stone walls from local Pietra stone. Dogs allowed
Sustainable
La Baia Apartments Three-room apartment
Three-room apartment with open-plan kitchen + 1 double sofa bed 2 double bedrooms bathroom with shower
Exclusive and charming only 20 m from the sea
Holiday home made of natural stone. Large garden with covered veranda. Otranto 13km. Lecce 27km.
June 2024
Anke G. from Masseria Conce, Strada Conce 54 73020 Carpignano Salentino
la chiesetta
Carpignano Salentino
The holiday home is located in a beautiful garden. Pure idyll. The cottage is lovingly furnished and has very nice tile ornaments. Everything you need is available. The landlady is very helpful and uncomplicated. We would book again immediately.
September 2021
Silvia F. from Hersbruck
Villa Maruggia
Manduria
Those who need hustle and bustle are absolutely wrong here. But if you want to relax, you will enjoy it. The house is a bit remote, but you can reach a beautiful beach in 5-10 minutes by car, and there are plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. The house was handed over to us very clean, we felt very comfortable here for a fortnight. Nice contact with the landlady, who was always available for any questions in advance. The handover of the keys also went smoothly. This was probably not the last time we stayed here.
November 2023
Enrica C. from United Kingdom
Verified guest from Tourist-paradise.com
Mein Ausblick aufs Meer
Peschici
Fabelhaftes Zuhause in Peschici, beeindruckende Ausblicke und perfekte Lage – wir hatten einen traumhaften Aufenthalt und würden es auf jeden Fall empfehlen! Das Zuhause ist so schön, sauber und elegant, mit einer echten Liebe zum Detail in jedem Aspekt – einfach perfekt. Der Hauptverkaufsfaktor ist die Aussicht und sie ist zehnmal besser als auf dem Bild! Sowohl das Bett als auch das Schlafsofa waren super bequem, eine erstaunliche Dusche, eine super gut ausgestattete Küche und eine hervorragende WLAN-Verbindung. Aber was wirklich den Unterschied ausmachte, war die liebe Dagmar. Sie war so freundlich, hilfsbereit, flexibel und verständnisvoll. Es war unser allererster Aufenthalt in Peschici, und sie hat es uns super leicht gemacht, indem sie uns klare Anweisungen und alles gegeben hat, was wir im Haus benötigten. Sie hat auch unsere Kinder willkommen geheißen und uns das Gefühl gegeben, vollkommen zu Hause zu sein! Danke!!!
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January - Ø 133€/night
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August - Ø 226€/night
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Among the historical sites, one attraction in Apulia stands out: the Castel del Monte. The castle, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, built by the Hohenstaufen Emperor Frederick II, is a must-see for any Apulia holiday. (See more under highlights). Further south is the old town of Ostuni, nicknamed the "White City" because of its bright white houses. It is located on three hills from which the view stretches over extensive olive groves to the sea. From Ostuni, you can reach the city of Monopoli in a few minutes with its old harbor, the 18th-century Cathedral Maria Santissima della Madia, and a castle of Emperor Charles V. Throughout Apulia, you will find the typical round houses, called Trullo (or Trulli in plural). Alberobello has particularly noteworthy Trulli. A holiday in a historic Trullo will be unforgettable. In Brindisi, a visit to the harbor, which was mentioned by Herodotus in his writings, is worthwhile. In ancient Rome, the famous Via Appia ended there. Two columns mark the spot overlooking the sea.
The Castel del Monte is the fascinating attraction of Apulia and southern Italy par excellence. The Stone Crown of Apulia is the symbol of the region and one of the most famous castles in Italy. A visit to the castle is a must for any holiday in Apulia. Emperor Frederick II had the building constructed in the 13th century. Historians have been debating the purpose of the castle for decades. Was it a hunting lodge or a fortress for storing treasure? In any case, the building impresses with its powerful shape, unusual room layout, and unique architecture. The castle has inspired conspiracy theorists and mystics with hair-raising theories for years. In the heart of Apulia lies the Itria Valley, with vineyards, fields, and silvery-green olive groves. See for yourself or simply enjoy the view of the rolling countryside with its olive groves and vineyards. Rent a cozy holiday home at an affordable price or an apartment directly on the sandy beach in the fantastic nature and enjoy an unforgettable trip to Southern Italy.
Apulia is ideal for a dream family holiday. Here you will find numerous family-friendly accommodations, apartments, and holiday homes close to the beach. The most beautiful beaches in Apulia can be found south of the center of the city of Vieste, at Spiaggia di Pizzomunno, and at Torre dell'Orso and Torre Pali. Pets are often welcome in holiday homes, so there is nothing to prevent excursions with four-legged family members. Along both coasts of Apulia, you will find both lively beaches with restaurants and bars as well as remote, secluded bays where you can relax and enjoy the tranquility. You can also go hiking in the Gargano, on the Tremiti Islands, or on the sandy beaches of Italy's east coast. A visit to the seaside resort of Santa Maria di Leuca at the southern tip of Apulia is also a must for families. Take a trip to Taranto, Otranto, or Gallipoli as well. The Grotte di Castellana is located on the edge of Castellana Grotte, north of the Trulli-town of Alberobello and is truly impressive, as are the caves there. They are a real insider tip. The dream of a relaxing trip between caves and national parks comes true!
In Apulia, as in all of Italy, people eat well and passionately. In all cities, you will find numerous restaurants, taverns, and bars near your affordable apartment or private holiday home. Durum wheat pasta, olive oil, and excellent bread are the characteristic ingredients of Apulia's cuisine. The most popular type of pasta is Orecchiette (little ears). They come in a wide variety of variations with fish and meat – Mare e monti. A culinary highlight! The Adriatic and Ionian Seas provide fresh fish, mussels, and shellfish of all kinds, while the mountains offer mainly lamb and sausage specialties. At the local markets, especially in smaller towns, you can find fresh ingredients for cooking in your own accommodation. No meal is complete without Apulian wine. Salento produces strong, spicy, and full-bodied red wines. Try the varieties Primitivo, Negroamaro (the black-bitter), and Nero di Troia. They are especially delicious with grilled lamb. The rosé variants go well with shellfish and special pasta dishes on hot summer days.
Art and culture lovers should spend a few days in the city of Bari. The city reached its peak in the Middle Ages. Emperor Frederick II built a castle here, called Castello Svevo or Swabian Castle. For Duchess Isabella of Aragón, the castle was expanded into a magnificent palace. Two significant churches are then on the sightseeing program. The Basilica of San Nicola di Bari houses the remains of St. Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors. In the early 11th century, these relics were brought from Myra in Asia Minor to Bari. According to legend, they smuggled the bones in troughs filled with pig fat, which the local Muslims did not touch. Nicholas is also a high saint in the Orthodox Church. In the basilica, both Catholic and Orthodox masses are held. The second church is the 12th-century Cathedral of San Sabino. The most important attraction of the cathedral is the Bishop's Chair of Elias, dating from 1098. The figures beneath the elevated seat are intricately worked. You can almost see the weight of their burden. Follow the art historical highlights with a stroll through the old town with its magnificent facades and villas. In the evening, a visit to the Piccinni Theater, built in the late 19th century, is worthwhile.
The dreamy province of Apulia (in Italian: Puglia) is located in the southeasternmost part of Italy on the Adriatic Sea. The region of Salento, between the Ionian Sea and the Adriatic Sea, forms the heel of the Italian boot. You can reach your holiday accommodation, apartment, or private holiday home in Apulia comfortably and quickly from Northern Europe by plane. The two airports of Bari and Brindisi are served several times a week from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Rental cars are available at the terminals. You can get good deals when booking in advance on the Internet. Of course, you can also come by train: From Germany, the journey to Apulia takes about 17 hours. Night trains from Northern Italy will take you to Bari, Lecce, and Brindisi. By car, follow the Adriatic coast from Bologna via the A 14 motorway southwards to Bari and along the well-developed coastal road. Almost everywhere there are accommodations and private holiday homes, for example in Alberobello, Lecce, and Ostuni in the hinterland or in the cities of Otranto, Vieste, and Leuca on the coast of Apulia. The Gargano Mountains on the spur of the boot are popular among hikers. Book a holiday home or apartment at an affordable price directly on the sandy beach in southern Italy now and enjoy a relaxing trip full of possibilities for excursions into unspoiled nature, such as in the national park, with your loved ones.
If you visit Puglia, you should definitely visit the places Gallipoli, Vieste and Bari. Here you can hike in the midst of untouched nature, enjoy the cuisine of the region, and spend relaxing days in idyllic places.
Based on our data, holiday accommodations in Apulia have an average price of 152 € for one night.
Compared to other regions, vacation in Foggia & vicinity or Lecce & vicinity is particularly cheap. You can rent a beautiful vacation apartment or holiday home here from 44 € per night.
For a successful stay in Apulia, we recommend the vacation accommodations I GeCHI del Gargano , Casa Acquamarina and Mein Ausblick aufs Meer.
Yes, in Apulia there are 150 pet-friendly accommodations. Most of them are located here: Brindisi & vicinity, Foggia & vicinity and Lecce & vicinity.
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