Trulli Locorotondo

The villa

Wander through the ancient olive groves of the Itria Valley and you’ll come upon Trulli Locorotondo, a cluster of restored 19th - century trulli brought lovingly back to life. Made up of four independent holiday homes, this unique property welcomes up to ten guests across five bedrooms, with four bathrooms and plenty of communal spaces to gather, dine and unwind. Vaulted stone ceilings, arched alcoves and original materials speak to its storied past, while modern comforts such as air conditioning, Wi - Fi and flat - screen TVs bring ease to every stay.

Step outside and the landscape takes over. From the moment you pass through the dry - stone entrance, the spirit of the countryside embraces you. The saltwater pool, complete with hydromassage jets, offers a serene place to cool off beneath the Puglian sun, while shady pergolas and a barbecue area make alfresco living a daily joy. Children can enjoy the dedicated play area while adults relax among the vines and fig trees.

Set just outside Martina Franca, and within easy reach of Alberobello, Locorotondo and both coastlines, Trulli Locorotondo is an invitation to slow down and reconnect with life’s simple pleasures.

Nestled among the sun - drenched hills of Martina Franca, Trulli Locorotondo enjoys a wonderfully central position in the Itria Valley, making it an ideal base for discovering the heart of Puglia. Alberobello’s UNESCO - listed trulli are just 7km away, while the elegant baroque centre of Martina Franca is perfect for a leisurely afternoon of strolling, shopping and sampling local delicacies.

The Adriatic and Ionian coasts are both within easy reach, offering everything from sandy beaches to dramatic cliffs and clear turquoise waters. Charming towns like Locorotondo, Monopoli and Polignano a Mare offer beautiful day trips, while local food markets and family - run trattorias make staying close just as tempting. Whether you’re drawn to countryside cycling, coastal drives or simply lazing by the pool, this is a place where everything feels connected by the rhythm of the land.