Farm-house Tenuta Vigna Corallo

Description Tenuta Vigna Corallo

The Vigna Corallo Estate is a sophisticated agritourism resort near Otranto. It directly overlooks the wonderful beach of the Baia dei Turchi, one of the most breathtaking sites of Salento, in the southe part of Apulia. It enjoys an utterly privileged position, both for its closeness to the beach and for it quietness. All this makes of Vigna Corallo Estate the perfect solution for those looking for an exclusive agritourism resort in Salento. Vigna Corallo Estate is just minutes away from the beautiful small city of Otranto. A thick Mediterranean maquis and a centuries-old oak-wood surround the estate, crosscut by the vineyard, and the whole complex. The latter is built in an evocative architectural style, sophisticated but mindful of the history of these places. It is an agritourism resort on the Baia dei Turchi beach, with a refined style, and magical atmospheres. The Vigna Corallo Estate is therefore a choice of elegance and sophistication, an oasis of peace amidst the greenery of the Mediterranean maquis. The pool and “Corallo” coffee bar, where guests may taste the wines produced in the Agritourism, complete the ample guest area.

Description rooms

In addition to the manor house, the agritourism resort Vigna Corallo has 11 apartments, offering different accommodation solutions. Each apartment has an independent entrance, and a broad outdoor patio equipped with exquisite furniture, in the shade of a pergola. Different abodes are available: according to one’s needs, one can choose between two or three-rooms apartments in Otranto. They are all carefully designed, down to the smallest details. All the structures are built with high-quality materials from Salento, wisely employed to recreate an antique atmosphere, overlaid with refined and mindful modernity. All the apartments inspiringly overlook the vineyard or the inner courtyard.

Surroundings (Otranto)

Just a short drive from Vigna Corallo, you'll find the enchanting city of Otranto, steeped in history and culture. This crossroads of civilizations and land of martyrs is well worth exploring, particularly its Cathedral, which houses the remains of the Eight Hundred Martyrs who were beheaded by the Turks in 1480 for refusing to renounce their Christian faith. These martyrs were canonized by Pope Francis. Also worth visiting are the coastal towns of Castro and Santa Cesarea, stretching down to Santa Maria di Leuca, nestled between the Adriatic and Ionian seas. Heading north along the coast from Vigna Corallo, you can reach the beautiful seaside villages of Sant'Andrea, Torre dell'Orso, and Roca with its famous "Grotta della Poesia," as well as San Foca – all just minutes away by car. And don't miss the stunning city of Lecce, renowned for its striking white Baroque churches.