Acquarica del Capo, now part of the municipality of Presicce-Acquarica, where Casa Gu.Pia is located, is a small Salento jewel rich in history and tradition.

The village is famous for its imposing medieval castle, with an ancient watermill inside, and the Clock Tower, symbol of the community. Strolling through the alleys and small squares, one breathes in an authentic atmosphere, enriched by tales of a peasant culture that is still alive today. Don't miss the Museo del Giunco, celebrating the local art of weaving, and the surrounding countryside, dotted with centuries-old olive trees and dry-stone walls. A place where history and tradition meet.

The small town of Presicce, nestled in the heart of Salento, is a village of timeless charm, known as the ‘town of the hypogea’.

Strolling through its narrow streets, one is enveloped in an authentic atmosphere, among Baroque palaces, richly decorated churches and ancient courtyards. The real treasure is hidden underground, with the suggestive underground oil mills, evidence of a long olive-growing tradition. Don't miss a visit to Piazza del Popolo, with its iconic colonnade, and a sunset that tinges the Lecce stone houses with gold. Perfect for those seeking history, culture and tranquillity.

Torre Mozza, a charming seaside resort in the heart of Salento, is a corner of paradise characterised by golden sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters.

The village takes its name from the 16th century coastal tower, built to defend the territory from pirate raids, which today dominates the landscape with its historical charm. Ideal for those seeking relaxation and nature, Torre Mozza also offers breathtaking sunsets and a lively summer atmosphere, with restaurants and kiosks where the authentic flavours of the Salento can be enjoyed. Perfect for a getaway between sea and tradition.

Specchia, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, is a jewel of the Salento that enchants with its medieval charm. Perched on a hill, it offers a maze of stone alleys, ancient courtyards and noble palaces that tell centuries of history.

The heart of the village is Piazza del Popolo, dominated by the Risolo Castle and surrounded by craft shops and cosy cafés. Don't miss the underground oil mills, evidence of the local olive-growing tradition, and the breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside.

Specchia is a must for those seeking authenticity and atmosphere.

Torre Pali, a charming seaside village in Salento, is known for its golden beaches and clear sea that fades between turquoise and blue.

It takes its name from the evocative 16th-century coastal tower, now semi-submerged and a symbol of the place, evidence of the ancient defences against Saracen raids. Torre Pali is ideal for those seeking tranquillity, relaxation and authenticity. The small port and the nearby countryside offer picturesque views, while the local cuisine offers genuine flavours.

A place where natural beauty is combined with Salento tradition.

Santa Maria di Leuca, the pearl of Salento, is located where the Adriatic and Ionian Seas meet, offering spectacular views.

Famous for its striking sanctuary, known as ‘De Finibus Terrae’, and the majestic lighthouse, it offers a breathtaking view of the endless sea. The promenade is framed by elegant Art Nouveau villas and a picturesque harbour.

Don't miss the sea caves, accessible by boat, and the monumental waterfall of the Apulian Aqueduct. A place that combines spirituality, nature and beauty in a unique atmosphere.

Pescoluse, known as the ‘Maldives of Salento’, is one of the most charming seaside resorts in Apulia and Salento.

Its beaches of fine golden sand, lapped by crystal-clear waters in Caribbean colours, create a picture postcard landscape.

Perfect for families and lovers of relaxation, Pescoluse offers a quiet and welcoming atmosphere, with well-equipped bathing establishments and unspoilt corners. The sunsets over the sea, with their warm and intense colours, are an experience not to be missed. An ideal place for those seeking sea, nature and serenity.