Discovering Manduria and Salento

the heart of the most authentic Puglia

Holidays in Manduria, Salento, in the heart of Puglia

Staying at Masseria Cuturi means finding yourself at the meeting point between the land of Primitivo and the turquoise waters of the Ionian Sea. A journey made of rural silences, white stone villages, and traditions that are deeply rooted in history.

The sea and the dunes of Manduria

Crystal-clear sea and golden beaches

A pochi minuti dalla Masseria si estende la costa di San Pietro in Bevagna, con le sue spiagge di sabbia finissima e le famose Dune di Campomarino.

Qui il mare è cristallino e selvaggio, protetto da una fitta macchia mediterranea. Non perdete una visita alla Riserva Naturale della Foce del Fiume Chidro, dove le acque gelide del fiume incontrano il calore dello Ionio.

The charm of the villages

Un enchantement intemporel

A short distance from the Masseria, you can immerse yourself in the timeless charm of local villages, starting with Grottaglie, world-famous for its scenic Ceramics Quarter. Here, you can visit the characteristic artisan workshops carved into the rock, where the famous "pumi" lucky charms and refined ceramic works of art come to life.

The journey continues toward Oria, a medieval gem dominated by the majestic castle of Frederick II, inviting you to romantic evening strolls among picturesque squares and glimpses of times gone by.

History and Archaeology

A fascinating journey through history and legend

You can immerse yourself in the past by walking through the remains of the Archeological Park of the Messapian Walls, where the legendary Plinian Fountain stands—a thousand-year-old well already celebrated by Pliny the Elder.

The journey continues in the evocative historic center: here you can lose yourself among the alleys of the ancient Jewish Ghetto and be enchanted by the architectural elegance of the imposing Palazzo Imperiali and the Mother Church.