Trulli Fioritura offers the chance to enjoy a relaxing holiday in the wonderful Apulian countryside. In spite of its closeness to some of the most beautiful tourist centres of Puglia, this beautiful property is a feature in itself on the countryside.
Far from the hectic pace of modern life, you will be surrounded by a stunning green landscape and only the twitter of the birds will be your soundtrack to your holiday. Leave behind the stressful routine of everyday life and let the scents and colours of Mediterranean ease your cares away.
Main leisure and tourist centers near Trulli Fioritura
1. Alberobello: The property is just 9 km far from Alberobello, a spellbinding town composed of wonderful trulli. An UNESCO World Heritage site, these trulli are a real testament to an historic culture and are an outstanding example of these archetypal structures. With their conical roofs, the trulli of Alberobello are the symbol of a traditional settlement, the bearers of a culture gone but still alive and vital.
2. The amazing Caves of Castellana are just 5 km away from Lotos Dunos, and are one of the most important natural attractions of Puglia. Enjoy an extraordinary guided tour in amazing surroundings of stalactites, stalagmites, concretions, incredible shapes, fossils, canyons and caves with fantastic names.
3. Itria Valley is the part of Puglia which connects the towns of Cisternino, Martina Franca, Locorotondo, Ceglie Messapica, Fasano, Ostuni and, last but not least, Alberobello. All the towns of Itria Valley have spectacular historical centres characterised by whitewashed houses with flowered balconies and narrow and tangled streets paved with local chianche. As for food, the cuisine of the valley offers a wide range of typical dishes to choose from, such as the carne al fornello (roasted meat), the capocollo (cured pork meat) of Martina Franca or the white wines of Locorotondo.
4. Not far from Trulli Fioritura you'll find Polignano a Mare, one of the most characteristic and beautiful towns of the Bari coastline. Thanks to its innate elegance and crystal-clear sea, Polignano has served as an inspiration for poets, writers and artists across the years. The strong connection between land and sea depicts a very picturesque panorama, and the coastline is bordered by beaches, small natural coves and dramatic stretches of cliffs.
5. The Sassi of Matera are, together with the trulli of Alberobello, the most important UNESCO sites of Southern Italy, painting a vivid picture of the region's colourful past. The Sassi are an outstanding example of a prehistoric settlement in the Mediterranean, with the first inhabited zone dating right back to Palaeolithic.
6. A stay at Trulli Fioritura offers you the chance to enjoy 65 km (40 miles) of Apulian coastline, where you'll find an abundance of Blue Flags beaches. Starting from the impressive high rocks of Polignano a Mare to the nature reserve of Torre Guaceto, a few miles from Ostuni, you can swim in the wonderful clear sea of Monopoli, Capitolo, Savelletri and Torre Canne, a thermal spa on the trulli coast.
7. Cycling holidays in the Murgia of trulli for those who love the real essence of countryside! Venture onto minor roads, close to the authentic nature of a Puglia, and enjoy the rolling rural landscapes.
8. Together with trulli, Masserie (farms) are among the most popular and famous architectural buildings of Puglia, especially with kids. Spending a day in these farms will get you back in touch with the oldest Apulian traditions and the authentic soul of Puglia!
9. In Savelletri di Fasano you'll find Gnathia, one of the most interesting Apulian archaeological sites. The museum here is built out of the surrounding walls of the old town of Gnathia, in the area of messapic necropolis. It leads visitors through the thirty-century history of this important urban settlement of the bronze age, which then became a Roman city and, in the late ancient age, an episcopal seat.