Villa La Guaceta is located halfway between the towns of Ostuni and Carovigno and not far from the Torre Guaceto Nature Reserve, a factor that makes it an ideal starting point for visiting southern Puglia.

Villa La Guaceta is a charming villa with private pool, consisting of two mirrored units, whose interiors combine modern furnishings with the typical structure of Apulian villas. Both units consist of a spacious living area with a large wooden dining table and a modern kitchen with a minimal and elegant style, equipped with amenities including a dishwasher, an oven, and an espresso coffee machine.
The sleeping area in each unit features two bedrooms with queen-size beds, one of which has an ensuite bathroom with shower. Two additional bathrooms with showers complete the layout.

The large garden with private pool is definitely the highlight of the property. A perfect place to relax on hot summer days, cooling off poolside or under the olive trees surrounding the villa, on the deck chairs available for guests. A few poufs and small tables furnish the outdoors so you can sip a cool drink or read a good book. A barbeque area completes the outdoor layout.

Free wifi, one washing machine per unit, air conditioning in the living areas, and heat pump heating will be available to guests.

Guests will benefit from four outdoor parking slots inside the property.

Cot and high chair available upon request, at an extra cost of 35€ per stay, per item.

*Upon arrival or a few days before arrival it may be required to pay a tourist tax, which varies according to local regulations. You will find your reservation details within the Guest Area of Wonderful Italy.

“Surrounded by the lush green of the trees planted on slopes”, the town of Carovigno is part of northern Salento, in the province of Brindisi, and is a famous center of olive oil production. The Castle of Carovigno bears the name of the city in which the ancient Carbina was built, and like all fortified monuments it’s the highest part of the area while underground it’s possible to visit the “dungeons” used as cells and cellars. Worth visiting is the historic centre with its four proud towers, three of which are still standing. Not far away there are the churches of the town: the mother church dedicated to the Assunta and the “Chiesa del Carmine', with frescoes from the XVIII century. The city of Carovigno hosts every year the “Press Tour Carovigno' which organizes guided tours, olive harvesting and tastings.

The nearest airports and ports are Brindisi (less than 30 minutes) and Bari (80 minutes).