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Embark on a visual journey through Villa Mia. Our exclusive video offers a glimpse of the opulent interiors, the serene Mediterranean garden, the sparkling private pool, and the stunning direct access to the crystal-clear waters of Salento. Discover why Villa Mia is considered a prestigious villa in Salento.

Discover the best of Salento around Villa Mia

A sunlit Italian piazza in Martina Franca, Valle d’Itria, with curved white stone buildings featuring arched porticoes and balconies. Outdoor café tables dot the square as people stroll among potted trees under a brilliant blue sky.
A white stone house with a conical gray stone roof stands in Valle d'Itria, fronting a green field under a blue sky. The house features an arched doorway, wooden door, and small windows. Similar cone-roofed buildings dot the background.
A narrow stone street in Valle d'Itria, Puglia, lined with whitewashed houses featuring conical stone roofs. Flower pots and green vines decorate the pathway, while a lamp post and leafy grapevine hang overhead beneath a clear blue sky.

THE WONDERS OF THE ITRIA VALLEY

Today, the Itria Valley is one of the most visited areas in Italy. The natural, architectural, and landscape beauties of this part of the Murgia dei Trulli make it one of the main destinations for international tourism.

Special mention go to the historic centers, characterized by narrow, winding alleys paved with the typical “chianche”, whitewashed houses, and charming flowered balconies.

White limestone cliffs near Manduria rise above clear turquoise water along a rocky coastline. The sea is calm, revealing submerged rocks beneath the surface. Sparse vegetation grows atop the cliffs under a clear blue sky.
The hilltop town of Ostuni, with its tightly clustered white buildings, churches, and domes, stands under a blue sky. Green trees and parked cars lie below, while the sea is faintly visible on the horizon, enhancing its Mediterranean charm.
A grand, ornately decorated cathedral stands illuminated at night in a spacious, empty plaza in Lecce. Historic buildings with arched windows and columns flank the scene. Soft lighting highlights details as a few figures walk near the cathedral entrance.
View of the coastline to Discover Salento Puglia near Villa Mia
Aerial view of a coastal Italian town with dense white buildings, surrounded by turquoise sea. Near the old town’s ancient stone walls, a Gallipoli luxury villa exterior stands out, overlooking the marina and modern city under a clear blue sky.

SALENTO TOWNS AND VILLAGES

Villa Mia is located a few kilometres inland from the Ionian coast of Puglia, halfway between the historic cities of Gallipoli and Taranto.

Villa Mia is ideally located for day trips to some of the most fascinating towns in Puglia: within about an hour’s drive (or slightly more) you can reach Lecce, Gallipoli, Taranto, Ostuni, and the charming villages of the Itria Valley.

A lush green golf course under a blue sky with fluffy white clouds. Experience golf in Salento at San Domenico Golf, featuring sand bunkers, a manicured putting green with flagstick, and gently rolling hills with scattered trees.
Two golfers stand on a lush green fairway at Golf in Salento Riva dei Tassali, their bags nearby under tall trees. Sunlight streams through the branches, casting gentle shadows and creating a peaceful golf course scene near the white-flagged hole.
Aerial view of the luxurious white Acaya Golf Resort & Spa featuring manicured gardens, walking paths, a unique-shaped pool, and green lawns—perfect for golf in Salento—surrounded by natural landscape, trees, fields, and a winding waterway.

GOLF IN SALENTO

Just a few minutes from Villa Mia, there are three golf courses: Acaya Golf Resort & Spa, Riva dei Tessali, San Domenico Golf.

Less than an hour separates you from these wonderful courses, where you will find a select, international atmosphere in a natural setting of wild plants, olive trees, almond trees, big trees and native vegetation.

Rows of stacked wooden barrels, likely for aging vino-manduria Salento, are arranged on racks in a well-lit cellar with a concrete floor. The barrels show red stains from recent use, and the space is clean and organized.
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PRIMITIVO DI MANDURIA

Right at the end of the road lies the historic wine town of Manduria, home of the renowned Primitivo di Manduria wine. Among the many local wineries, the most famous is CPV (Consorzio Produttori Vino).

Manduria also boasts several excellent traditional trattorias serving authentic, high‑quality dishes. Another place worth visiting nearby is the village of Oria, especially in August when it hosts a medieval tournament.

Alberobello: 70 Km – 1 ora

Brindisi: 52 Km – 45 min

Ceglie Massapica: 30 Km – 25 minuti

Cisternino: 50 Km – 45 min

Fasano: 70 Km – 1 ora

Gallipoli: 65 Km – 1 ora

Grottaglie: 30 Km – 20 minuti

Lecce: 65 Km – 1 ora

Leuca: 105 Km – 80 minuti

Locorotondo: 50 Km – 45 ora

Manduria: 8 Km – 10 minuti

Martina Franca: 40 Km – 35 min

Nardò: 40 Km – 40 ora

Oria: 15 Km – 20 minuti

Ostuni: 45 Km – 45 ora

Otranto: 100 Km – 90 minuti

Porto Cesareo: 30 Km – 30 minuti

Santa Maria al Bagno: 50 Km – 45 min

Sevelletri: 70 Km – 60 minuti

Specchia: 95 Km – 105 minuti

Taranto: 30 Km – 30 minuti

Torre dell’Orso: 90 Km – 100 minuti

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