For travellers who love being in nature with an added sense of luxury. Also called glamping, tented camps provide full or limited services, while surrounded by the wilderness. Typically in permanent or semi-permanent camps, these private tents/yurts are a great way to rough it while staying glamorous.
Close to Ceglie which has great restaurants and its historic centre. The tents are situated in a lovely olive grove and have everything you need for a great stay.
The house was beautiful, peaceful and sparkling clean. You could watch the sunset every evening and the moon every night.
Francesco and his mother are exceptional hosts. They went out of their way to make sure we could enjoy out stay.
The host actually truly speaks English. And they separate recyclable garbage. - I point these out as in our experience from travelling through various regions in Italy, this is not very common. The apartment is very confortable for two people. Quite well equipped. It´s not big but that is to be expected given the type of houses near the historical centre. Tiny kitchenette, absolutey sufficient for holiday cooking - who wants to cook on holiday anyways. A lovely rooftop terrace perfect for a sunset drink. The wifi worked very well.
Sarka
Young couple
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