Masseria Gialli

Masseria Gialli is a restored Salento masseria near Taurisano that leans into quiet countryside living among ancient olive trees.

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Rural setting with space to breathe: The property sits on a large estate framed by Mediterranean vegetation, dry-stone walls, and centuries-old olive groves—ideal for travelers who want calm days and dark, quiet nights.

Rooms that mix tradition and comfort: Masseria Gialli has 9 rooms across Comfort, Deluxe, and Suite categories, finished with local materials like stone and wood for a warm, authentic feel.

In-room essentials covered: Expect air conditioning, a private bathroom, Wi‑Fi, minibar, and practical touches like a desk, slippers, hair dryer, and an LCD TV.

Outdoor relaxation on-site: There’s an outdoor swimming pool with sun-lounging areas, plus an outdoor Jacuzzi for winding down after beach time or day trips.

Food and experiences without leaving the estate: An on-site restaurant is paired with options like candlelight dinners and wine tasting, and the team can help arrange local experiences; bikes are available for easy rides on country lanes.

Good base for Salento highlights: Staying near Taurisano puts you within easy reach of Ugento’s cathedral and archaeological museum, and it’s a convenient launch point for Ionian-coast beach days.

Remote-by-design location: This is a countryside stay, so you may want a car (or transfers) to comfortably reach beaches, towns, and evening dining outside the property.

Limited inventory: With only nine rooms, availability can be tight in peak periods, and the overall vibe is more intimate than “full-service resort.”

Pros	Cons
Restored masseria on a large olive-grove estate	Car or transfers often needed for getting around
Outdoor pool plus outdoor Jacuzzi	Small property means limited room availability
Restaurant, wine tasting, bikes, and experience support	Not a resort with extensive facilities