7 Night Luxury Trip To Puglia
Visit this enchanting region of Italy in style
Ready to explore one of Italy's food epicentres in real luxury? Then Puglia is calling!
You could win a 7 night luxury trip for two people to Puglia, one of Italy's most charming destinations. The pace of life will slow down and it’s all about la dolce far niente – letting time slip idly by, doing as little as you possibly can. In this region, food takes centre stage: fresh fish, figs, olive oils and wines. Fun fact: Puglia produces almost all of the country’s – in fact Europe’s – pasta. This region, the heel of Italy, has a very cosmopolitan past; the Greeks, Spanish and Normans all paid visits, leaving a quirky mishmash of architectural heirlooms, from churches and cathedrals to postcard-perfect whitewashed villages and the traditional dwellings called trulli.
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What's Included?
- Business class return flights for two
- Car rental
- 7 night stay at your choice of one of three luxury hotels:
- I Tre Bacili - Think warm adriatic breezes bringing scents of nearby lemon groves drift through the courtyards. This adults-only stay in pastoral Puglia is simply charming, with its Roman-style vaulted ceilings, dry stone walls, fruit trees and trailing vines. Modern sculptures, paintings and ceramics by local artists adorn the hotel, and with just six rooms and a homely vibe, this is a peaceful retreat from which to explore southern Puglia’s delights, from its beaches to the baroque beauty of nearby Lecce.
- Masseria Prosperi - Among the olive trees, a few steps, from the sea, lies Masseria Prosperi. Learn the art of slowing down in this stunning countryside stay, a stone’s throw from the sea and within touching distance of Otranto.
- Palais Gentile - an intimate, 18th-century palazzo with space for a handful of guests. Restored by a team of local artisans, it’s a quintessential old-meets-new bepoke pad to stay. It’s set in the small town of Matino, within easy reach of Baia Verde’s beaches; you can see the sea from its rooftop terrace – over breakfast or a sunset glass of rosado. Lecce is also an easy drive, past sun-baked farmland and olive groves.
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