Discover Salento: Between Sea and Culture

Discover Salento: Between Sea and Culture



Salento is an area rich in history and natural beauty. Staying in our facilities will allow you to explore some of its pearls.

Bay of Torre Lapillo and Tower of San Tommaso



Within walking distance of our facilities, Torre Lapillo Bay is a true paradise for sea lovers. Its free and pristine beaches, with fine white sand, have been ranked among the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world according to the famous British newspaper The Guardian. The crystal clear sea, with colors ranging from turquoise to deep blue, makes this stretch of coastline ideal for families and those seeking a relaxing vacation. The historic Tower of St. Thomas, one of the largest coastal towers in Salento, dominates the landscape and offers a striking view.

Private Lidos: Bahia, Togo Bay, Lido Max and Lido La Pineta

For those who prefer equipped beaches and comfort, the Torre Lapillo area is full of exclusive private lidos . These include Bahia, a true beach club with high-quality services, and Togo Bay, where modern design blends with the natural beauty of the coast. Lido Max and Lido La Pineta offer a more family-friendly atmosphere, with lounging areas, umbrellas, sunbeds, and restaurants for a complete, carefree experience. Whether you are looking for a day of luxury or a quiet family day out, you will find the perfect environment here.

Lecce and its Baroque



About a 30-minute drive from Torre Lapillo, Lecce awaits you with its charming historic center, full of Baroque monuments and churches. Stroll through the streets of the "Florence of the South", admiring the extraordinary beauty of the Basilica of Santa Croce, Piazza Duomo and Piazza Sant'Oronzo. Lecce is the ideal place to immerse yourself in Salento's art and culture, with its ancient traditions, crafts and local cuisine.

Salentinian Greece



Salentinian Greece
South of Lecce, Grecia Salentina is an area rich in history and unique traditions, where Griko, an ancient language of Greek origin, is still spoken. Here you will find quaint little villages such as Corigliano d'Otranto and Sternatia, where peasant traditions are intertwined with folk festivals and fairs. It is a perfect place to discover an authentic and un-touristy Salento.

Otranto and the Adriatic Coastline

Moving eastward on the Adriatic coast is Otranto, one of the pearls of Salento. Otranto is famous for its Cathedral with its floor mosaic and its Aragonese castle, but also for its beaches and clear sea. It is the easternmost point in Italy, where the sun rises earlier than anywhere else in the country, and offers breathtaking views all along the coast.

Santa Maria di Leuca



At the southern tip of Puglia lies Santa Maria di Leuca, the last strip of Europe. Here, the Ionian andAdriatic seas meet, creating a unique maritime landscape. Leuca is famous for its Santuario de Finibus Terrae, which means "at the edge of the earth," and is an evocative place where historic architecture meets the transparent waters of the sea. Perfect for those who want to explore the meeting point of two seas and breathe in the peaceful and relaxed atmosphere of this corner of Puglia.

Events and Festivals



Salento is full of events and festivals that enliven villages and towns throughout the year.

Taranta Night
One of the most anticipated events of the summer, this festival is dedicated to traditional Salento music, the pizzica. In Melpignano, thousands of people gather each year for a night of unforgettable dancing and concerts.

Festival of Fried Fish
A culinary event not to be missed, the fried fish festival is perfect for those who want to taste the authentic flavors of the sea. Organized in several locations around Salento, you can enjoy freshly fried fish accompanied by excellent local wine.

Beer & Sound
If you are a craft beer enthusiast, this festival is the perfect event. In addition to tasting beers from all over Europe, you can participate in concerts, cultural events and food stands.

Feast of San Rocco in Torrepaduli
Another iconic Salento festival is the one dedicated to San Rocco, characterized by the traditional "dance of swords" dance and pizzica concerts that accompany the celebrations until late at night.