Agrimar

Agrimar (Masseria Agrimar) in Sava has a calm, countryside B&B vibe set among Salento’s olive groves.

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Peaceful rural setting: The property is designed like a traditional masseria-style farm stay and sits in a quiet, walled-in area aimed at privacy and downtime away from town noise.

Small-scale, personal stay: With just three double/twin rooms, Agrimar leans toward a low-key, hosted experience where it’s easy to unplug and keep things simple.

Homemade breakfast touches: The B&B highlights house-made pastries and bread, plus on-site produce used for items like olive oil, eggs, fruit preserves, almonds, and liqueurs—nice for travelers who value local flavors.

On-site extras for slow evenings: Shared features like a barbecue area, pizza oven, and billiard table add options for relaxed nights back at the property.

Good base for day trips: From Agrimar in Sava, guests commonly pair quiet mornings on-site with outings toward the Ionian coast (about 4 km away) and nearby Manduria for history and food-and-wine exploring.

Limited facilities: As a small B&B, Agrimar may not suit travelers expecting hotel-style amenities or lots of on-property services beyond the essentials.

Car likely needed: The countryside location can be a plus for tranquility, but it may feel inconvenient without your own transportation for beaches, dinners, and sightseeing.

Room availability: With only a few rooms, Agrimar can feel exclusive, but it also means fewer choices if you have specific room preferences.

Pros	Cons
Quiet masseria-style setting in the Sava countryside	Not a full-service hotel; amenities are limited
Homemade baked goods and on-site produce	Getting around often requires a car
BBQ, pizza oven, and billiards for easy evenings	Only three rooms, so availability can be tight

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