Mastropà Exclusive Resort: villa that sleeps 12 people in 6 bedrooms, located in Massafra, Apulia, Italy.

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Sleeps	12
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Bathrooms	6

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Property Description

Mastropà is an Exclusive Resort, set in the charming park of the olive trees of Taranto, which gives guests the opportunity to immerse themselves in a natural and peaceful environment.

The ideal choice for those looking for:
- spacious rooms and suites in full Apulian style with access to the garden;
- Immersion in the green of the ancient olive trees of Magna Grecia tarantina;
- A stay away from the chaos of the city without sacrificing a sophisticated and eclectic design.

Reception will be manned every day from 7.30am to 7.30pm

Common areas with other guests:

Breakfast room (25 m2; seats: 14): Wifi internet, air conditioning, co2 detector, smoke detector, hifi stereo.

Bar (25 m2): Wifi internet, air conditioning, co2 detector, smoke detector, hifi stereo.

Reception (20 m2): air conditioning, WIFI internet, co2 detector, smoke detector, stereo hifi.

Dining room: air conditioning, WIFI internet, co2 detector, smoke detector, stereo hifi, 6 dining tables (people: 30), satellite tv, exit to the garden.

Garden: garden furniture, gazebo, WIFI internet, swimming pool (length: 4m, width: 10m, outdoor), 18 sunbeds.

Terrace: terrace furniture, outdoor hot tub (length: 2m, width: 2m).

Location Massafra, Apulia, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Brindisi (Bds), 85.5 Km

Read More About The Massafra Area

Spend A Memorable Few Days In Taranto!

Famous swing bridge connecting two parts of Taranto

The picturesque coastal city of Taranto lies in the region of Apulia; a lovely place with lots of things for tourists to do and see! Nicknamed the ‘City of Two Seas’, some of the city is built on a spit of land that grew around a large natural harbour.

A famous swing bridge was built to connect this section of the city with the other side and so essentially ‘split’ the water into ‘two seas’, Mar Grande and Mar Piccolo.

Tourists have a wide choice of beautiful holiday villas in Apulia to choose from, all within easy reach of Taranto city.

Jonian Dolphin Conservation: The Ultimate Day Out In Apulia

The Jonian Dolphin Conservation is a Taranto-based marine life conservation institute and organisation that studies dolphins, whales, and more in the Ionian Sea and the Gulf of Taranto. Specialised in studying environmental impacts on marine life, how marine mammals communicate, and protecting various species, it is an extraordinary organisation doing great work. However, it is not only their work with the creatures but also their outreach program to the public and schools that make it a particularly wonderful organisation and one of the top places to visit when you are in Italy. Those interested in aquatic life can actually join the crew on day-trips and this is an incredible and truly magical experience that is a must for those who have found a vacation rental in Apulia.

You will need to book well in advance as places often fill up for the entire summer so book your holiday in Taranto today and secure your spot on an outing with the Jonian Dolphin Conservation during your stay in the area!

Potato and pizza sounds like a crazy combination, right? Yet, it is a classic recipe from Apulia, in the south of Italy. As it can be shaped and topped and refrigerated up to 12 hours before baking, it is also really handy to prepare for a tasty dinner or lunch when you know that you're going to be busy later. Just allow it to return to room temperature and you can pop it in the oven – it's really that simple. In fact, the whole recipe is fairly simple and easy to follow. Try it for yourself and then get a taste of the real thing on a sunny day during a holiday to Apulia. Find a luxury villa in Apulia and taste the delicious dishes the state has to offer while living it up in the lap of luxury.

In the southern Italian region of Apulia, in a town called Alberobello, lies a collection of unusual buildings, called ‘trulli’. These are beautiful cone roof buildings built using a mortar-less technique.

This means that no cement was used, only specialised skills to build slats of limestone in such a way as to achieve at beautiful pyramid, dome or cone shaped roof.

Stay in a holiday villa in Apulia where you could explore the beautiful surroundings and see these enchanting white washed little houses for yourself.

The stunning southern region of Apulia in Italy is known for its amazing beaches, incredible food and wine, its rich cultural heritage, and its picturesque landscapes and towns but, in particular, it is a region that boasts some truly extraordinary architectural gems from astonishing fortresses, to elegant churches, to charming traditional houses. Among these and among the latter category, especially, the fairytale-like trulli of Alberobello stand out as something extra-special and, as we have some villas in Apulia that are located inside trulli or that have trulli as part of the property, they can be experienced in a totally unique way during your holiday. Live inside the cultural heritage of Italy for a little while on your next vacation with Italy Villas!

One of the aspects of Italian cultural heritage which is most appreciated and celebrated is her architecture, which is varied and reflects the lengthy history and different periods of building in Italy. The small town of Alberobello in Puglia is particularly famous for its architecture, featuring limestone houses, called “trulli” with distinctive pyramidal, cone-shaped or domed roofs made of corbelled slabs of stone.

These unique buildings are seen as so important and intrinsic to the history and cultural heritage of the town that they have been a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996.