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Agriturismo · Seclì (Lecce)

Tenuta San Trifone

From €50 per night for 2 guests

"Tenuta San Trifone is the ideal choice for those who want an oasis of peace in the heart of Salento, where the..."

Outdoor poolEducational FarmPets welcome25 bedsApartments, RoomsCountrysideFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access
4.9 Excellent 9 reviews More information







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Agriturismo · Otranto (Lecce)

Montevergine

From €60 per night for 2 guests

"Montevergine farm comes from the renovation of one of the mills, from the conversion of previous locals used for the..."

Outdoor poolSpaRestaurant 15 bedsRoomsCountrysideFree Wi-FiAir conditioning
4.7 Excellent 4 reviews More information




Agriturismo · Melendugno (Lecce)

Scalilla

From €104 per night for 2 guests

"Scalilla is a typical farm, situated in melendugno, in the heart of salento, south of apulia, between otranto and..."

Outdoor poolRestaurant Pets welcome60 bedsApartmentsCountrysideAir conditioningDisabled access
4.8 Excellent 1 review More information









Agriturismo · Tricase (Lecce)

Le Fornelle

From €70 per night up to 2 guests

"The farm consists of three units called "Pajare", more correctly called "liame". These are country houses, used by farm..."

Pets welcome10 bedsApartmentsSeaFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access

Agriturismo · Otranto (Lecce)

Fontanelle

From €84 per night for 2 guests

"Fontanelle is an agriturismo by the sea, a few kilometres from Otranto on the northern stretch of the coast. It stands..."

2 bedsCountrysideFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access
4.5 Excellent 1 review More information



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Agriturismo in Salento

The Salento is an historical area in Puglia southern territory located in Lecce, Brindisi and Taranto provinces. Santa Maria di Leuca and Torre dell’Orso are two of the most important places in this area.

In the Salento area we have 115 farmhouses, including 66 with swimming pool, 64 with restaurant and 59 pet friendly.

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Farmhouses in Salento: why choose a holiday in Salento

Between the Adriatic and the Ionian Sea, Salento alternates white sandy beaches, cliffs and small coves, with towns such as Otranto, Gallipoli and baroque Lecce. Staying in a farmhouse or masseria means sleeping among ancient olive groves, dry-stone walls, the countryside of the Grecìa Salentina and a cuisine based on vegetables from the garden, fresh fish and local products.

Suggested activities
  • Adriatic coast between Otranto and Alimini

    Sandy beaches, pinewoods and rocky coves: from Otranto heading north, between Baia dei Turchi and the Alimini lakes, many farmhouses and masserie allow you to reach the sea in a few minutes.

  • Gallipoli and the Ionian beaches

    Beach clubs, sunsets over the sea and long sandy shores between Porto Cesareo, Gallipoli and the Capo di Leuca: ideal if you want a seaside holiday combined with countryside relax.

  • Lecce and the Grecìa Salentina villages

    Stroll among baroque churches, palaces in Lecce stone and narrow streets in the historic centre, then explore the inland villages of the Grecìa Salentina with small squares, courtyards, music and village festivals.

  • Masserie, olive groves and inland routes

    Quiet country roads to explore by bike or on foot, visits to olive mills, tastings of oil and wine and summer evenings in the courtyards of the masserie among dry-stone walls and prickly pears.

Practical tips
  • Best time to go: late spring and early autumn for warm sea, mild weather and fewer crowds; in summer for full beach life and village festivals; in winter for mild temperatures and tastings of new oil and typical products.
  • Where to stay: masserie and farmhouses close to the coast if you want to reach the beaches quickly, or inland properties with pool, traditional restaurant and direct sale of oil, wine and preserves.
  • Getting around: a car is the most convenient way to move between beaches and villages; in high season there are bus lines and shuttles along the coasts, while bikes and e-bikes are perfect for short inland routes.

Want to refine your search? Discover farmhouses in Salento with restaurant, those with a swimming pool or pet-friendly farmhouses. You can also explore all farmhouses in Apulia.

Frequently asked questions about farmhouses in the Salento area

How many farmhouses are there in the Salento area?
On Agriturismi.it you can find 115 farmhouses in the Salento area, with direct contact to the property.
Are there farmhouses with a restaurant in the Salento area?
Yes, in the Salento area there are 64 farmhouses with a restaurant serving traditional local cuisine. See farmhouses with a restaurant »
Are there farmhouses with a swimming pool in the Salento area?
Yes, in the Salento area 66 farmhouses have a swimming pool. See farmhouses with a pool »
Are the farmhouses in the Salento area pet friendly?
Yes, in the Salento area 59 farmhouses accept pets. See pet friendly farmhouses »
Which Salento beaches are most convenient if you stay in a farmhouse?
Many farmhouses in Salento are just a few kilometres from the sea: the Otranto and Alimini area on the Adriatic side and the coast between Porto Cesareo, Gallipoli and Capo di Leuca on the Ionian side offer sandy beaches, equipped lidos and small coves easily reachable by car.
Do I need a car to get around Salento?
A car is highly recommended if you want to explore Salento’s beaches and villages independently, especially when staying in farmhouses or masserie. In summer bus lines and shuttles run along the main coastal stretches, but for evening trips and to reach the countryside a car is the most convenient solution.
When is the best time for a farmhouse holiday in Salento?
The best months are May, June, September and early October, when the sea is pleasant, the weather is mild and beaches are quieter. July and August are ideal if you want full beach life and evening events, while winter suits travellers looking for a slower pace between masserie, tastings and historic towns.

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