Castro 550: villa that sleeps 8 people in 4 bedrooms, located in Andrano, Apulia, Italy.

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Property Description

Property Summary
Villa Anna, a cozy and comfortable residence surrounded by trees in Andrano, Italy, offers a tranquil escape. With three apartments and a shared garden of 60 square meters adorned with plants and flowers, it creates a serene atmosphere. The property boasts a terrace, garden furniture, and an outdoor shower for your convenience. Enjoy the convenience of WiFi, a washing machine for shared use, and weekly linen changes. Parking is available on the premises, making it an ideal holiday rental for families seeking a relaxing getaway.

Outdoors
The property boasts a delightful outdoor space, with a shared garden spanning 60 square meters, beautifully adorned with plants and flowers. Guests can unwind in the serene surroundings and savor the refreshing outdoor shower. The terrace, complete with garden furniture, offers the perfect spot to relax and soak in the tranquil ambiance.

Other Information
Villa Anna offers a range of amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. WiFi is provided for your convenience, enabling you to stay connected throughout your visit. Additionally, a washing machine is available for shared use, ensuring your laundry needs are met with ease. To enhance your experience, linen changes are provided weekly, ensuring a fresh and inviting environment. Room cleaning services are available upon request for an additional fee.

Distances and Attractions
Nestled in a sunny, elevated residential area of villas, Villa Anna is conveniently situated just 500 meters from the sea and the beach. The charming town of Castro is a mere 6 kilometers away, offering opportunities for exploration and local experiences. Nearby attractions include the picturesque towns of Santa Maria di Leuca (20 km), Gallipoli (45 km), Lecce (50 km), Otranto (25 km), and Porto Cesareo (65 km), each with its own unique charm and historical significance.

Location Andrano, Apulia, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Catania (Cta), 649.4 Km

Read More About The Andrano Area

Marina Serra: A Romantic Spot To Swim On Vacation In Apulia

Beach-lovers of the world will discover that a villa in Apulia is definitely in order as there is truly an astounding array of the most exceptional beaches and seaside beauties to be explored and enjoyed across the region. However, in particular, if you head to the province of Salento, to the very south of Apulia, you will find a rather impressive selection of some stunning naturally-occurring swimming pools that have been carved out of the cliff-sides and coastlines of the area by the sea and wind and geological phenomena. We have previously mentioned the impossibly lovely Grotta della Poesia, which was named among the most beautiful natural pools in the world by both National Geographic and CNN Travel, but another charming example is the Piscina Naturale di Marina Serra, or the Marina Serra Natural Pool.

Santa Cesarea Terme is a stunning coastal town situated in the province of Lecce in Apulia. Also part of the Salento tourist area, Santa Cesarea Terme is a famous spa town which has four sea caves filled with pools of hot sea water!

They’re called Gattulla, Solfurea, Fetida and Solfatara. Sink into this cosy 30 degree heat and feel any aches or pains ebbing away. You’re guaranteed to feel revitalised after a few hours of this relaxing activity!

Santa Cesarea Terme is home to some majestic villas which overlook the glittering coast.

The picturesque town of Santa Maria di Leuca is situated on the promontory region of Apulia which separates the Adriatic from the Tyrrhennian Sea. It is actually a frazioni of Castrignano del Capo.

Begin your day in the town centre at the stunning Basilica of Santa Maria de Finibus Terae and gradually weave your way through the pretty flower adorned streets of Santa Maria di Leuca.

A visible landmark of the town is the white 157ft tall lighthouse which overlooks the glittering sea. Set sail from the port here on a guided tour of some of the popular sea caves, carved out by the forces of the sea over many centuries.

The most popular of these includes the Grotto dei Giganti, Grotta del Drago and Grotto del Diavolo. The last one was named so because of an eerie legend describing it as the home of demons that made the chilling noise that rumbled from it! The noise in fact came from when the tide came into the cave and rapidly pushed air through the eroded holes in the rock.

If you’re planning a vacation to the stunning coastal regions of Basilicata or Apulia in Italy then check out some of the amazing Blue Flag beaches here! This South Eastern part of Italy has a superb coastline, stuffed with stretches of white sand, fascinating caves and diving spots and much more.

There are lots of lovely cities, towns and villages to visit as you pass through, each one with something special to add to your holiday experience!

Why not stay at a charming vacation rental in Apulia where you can easily reach the spectacular coastline for a few days beside the seaside!

The lovely rural Blue Flag beach of Maratea in Basilicata is the perfect mix of sand, pebbles and rock. There are some beautiful coastal villages nearby to the beach where you could gather the makings of a delicious picnic lunch to be enjoyed overlooking the glittering sea.

There are lots of wonderful coastal destinations and natural gems to explore in Apulia and great swathes of this beautiful region in the south of Italy are protected but one particular area that combines all of the above and is a must-see for those who have found a villa in Apulia is the incredible Laghi Alimini, or Alimini Lakes.

Located north of Otranto, the Alimini Lakes is one of the most beautiful natural areas of Salento and Apulia by far and consists of a protected oasis extending over around 1000 hectares, two bodies of water, and a stunning chunk of the coast. These two bodies of water are the main stars of the show here (though the beaches are also quite stunning) and are known as the Alimini Grande and Alimini Piccolo.

La Notte della Taranta is an annual music festival held in Salento, Apulia (or Puglia) and is the largest music festival in Italy. Established in 1998, it has grown and grown into the event it is today which has a fantastic international reputation and draws huge crowds each year.

Events take place in a variety of locations in the municipalities of the province of Lecce from the 5th of August culminating in a giant closing concert in Melpignano on August 22nd .