Eméra Wine Resort Claudio Quarta: villa that sleeps 7 people in 2 bedrooms, located in Lizzano, Apulia, Italy.

Property Description

Accommodations	2
Sleeps	7
Bedrooms	2
Bathrooms	3

Tenuta Eméra: Wines of excellence and hospitality in Salento
Tenuta Eméra by Claudio Quarta is a wine resort in Puglia with wonderful rooms in an enchanting location that combines hospitality with a passion for wine and the region's winemaking tradition.

A large estate surrounded by lush vineyards, with breathtaking views of the Apulian countryside. The wine resort accommodates guests in elegantly furnished rooms and suites, offering comfort and luxury for an unforgettable stay.

It is the ideal choice for those seeking:
- Exclusivity and privacy: Suites with terrace baths offer an exclusive and intimate stay experience.
- Preciousness and comfort: The suites are designed to offer maximum comfort and design during your stay. In addition to a private pool, you will find elegant, high-quality furnishings, comfortable beds, and well-maintained spaces.
- Exclusive Experience: By choosing Claudio Quarta's Tenuta Eméra you can explore the vineyards, participate in guided tours and wine tastings, learning the secrets of wine production and discovering local grape varieties.

The wine resort also offers breakfast from 8:00 to 10:00 and a restaurant; guests can enjoy the fine wines produced on site, paired with Apulian cuisine dishes prepared with fresh, local ingredients. The dining experience will be enriched by the view of the vineyards and the opportunity to taste food and wine delicacies immersed in the unique atmosphere of the resort.

Tenute Eméra is a winery owned by Claudio Quarta Vignaiolo located in Lizzano, Puglia, in the Salento region of Italy. The name is derived from the Greek goddess Hemera, a symbol of daylight, and is a tribute to the culture of Magna Graecia and the geographic location of Salento, the easternmost edge of Italy.

With an 80-hectare property, 50 of which are planted with vineyards, Tenute Eméra is located near the Ionian Sea and is famous for its Primitivo di Manduria wine. Within the vineyards is the old Casino Nitti-Quarta, a historic building that holds traces of the local wine-making tradition. This is also the site of the "Lu Capucanali" festival, which celebrates the historic ritual of the grape harvest and offers participants the opportunity to experience the traditional crushing of grapes with their feet.

Claudio Quarta's Tenuta Eméra in Puglia is an oasis for wine lovers, offering the chance to immerse oneself in the local wine culture while enjoying a luxurious setting and an authentic atmosphere. It is the ideal place to relax, discover the secrets of wine production and enjoy the natural and cultural beauty of the Apulian region.

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Garden (1000 m2): garden furniture, WIFI internet, al fresco dining.
Parking space: gate, inside the property.
Reception: air conditioning, WIFI internet, working desk.
Dining room (100 m2): fireplace, WIFI internet, dining table (people: 30), exit to the garden, exit to the terrace.

Location Lizzano, Apulia, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Brindisi (Bds), 63.6 Km

Read More About The Lizzano Area

A Beautiful Preserved Beach To Visit On Vacation In Apulia

Photo credits: Tommaso1963 / CC BY-SA 4.0

While the long coastlline of the region boasts many incredible beaches, those who have found a villa in Apulia and are looking to spend a day at a beach that remains untouched and undeveloped and, instead, is a preserved natural beauty, should definitely plan to head to the Dunes of Campomarino in Taranto.

Some of the best-preserved dunes in all of Italy, in fact, the Dunes of Campomarino are an extraordinary natural wonder that stretch out over 41 hectares and astound visitors with their amazing views, varied flora and fauna, and outstanding colours. Lush green Mediterranean scrub, gleaming white sands, impossibly blue and clear waters, and pops of bright pinks, purples, yellows, and more from the wildflowers all paint an incredibly lovely image.

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!

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.

Among our property listings, you’ll find plenty of incredible villas in Italy that are luxurious, 5-star gems with all of the bells and whistles you could ask for. You’ll also find historic properties that are well-preserved and lovely and make you feel like royalty or stylish and cool properties with interiors that have been carefully considered and look like something plucked right from the pages of an interior decorating magazine. Then there are the luxury properties that are on a level of their own, that boast truly incredible facilities, and have plush interiors that rival the most elegant hotels in the world. Villa Oria, in Salento, falls into this latter category of our luxury villas in Apulia. A real show-stopper, this seven bedroom (accommodating up to 18 guests), 10 bathroom villa spreads over a whopping 1040 m2 on 4 hectares of surrounding grounds and will set you back between €1310 and €3836 per night.

The region of Apulia is filled with lots of charming little coastal settlements and, among them, the cute seaside town of Avetrana is a lesser-known gem. You can't find any tourist pages about it in English and it is not particularly primed for tourism, in general but this is a bonus rather than something that detracts from its charms. It is an authentic place, well off the beaten tourist path, and remains largely untouched by the outside world. You won't find endless things to see and do but you will discover an incredibly pretty town to have a wander around, some great beaches, and some surprises along the way. If you have found a vacation rental in Apulia and are looking for somewhere to spend a day, it is a great place to escape from real life for a little while and fall in love with the coastal Italian way of life...

Located at the heart of Apulia, beautiful Salento is the perfect place for a getaway in the region and the extraordinary Trullo Del Pioppo Gigante is the ideal villa in Apulia in which to stay. One of the region’s traditional trulli buildings, this incredible villa comfortably houses up to five guests in the most charming of surroundings while also ensuring everyone can indulge in its contemporary amenities like WiFi, air conditioning, and the irresistible outdoor hot tub.