
The house with a cicada playlist
Secondo Amore is Puglia's answer to a woodland hideaway, except the woodland here is an olive grove, and the property is no log cabin, but a trilla (TM!): a super-chic, architect-designed trullo renovation with a villary twist! Relaxation is unavoidable and peace and quiet is on tap but for the more active there is plenty to do and see on the doorstep of this little Puglian piece of paradise.
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We had a great experience at Secondo Amore.
PS, United States of America September 2021
Secondo Amore gets 5 stars.
MB, Italy September 2020
Amazing design. Very chill vibe on the property.
Verified guest, August 2023
If we had to sum up our stay at Secondo Amore in a few words, I would say relaxed, calm, luxurious. The villa has a gorgeous pool, a great choice of seating / socialising areas, and lovely design.
Verified guest, June 2025
What stood out for us about Secondo Amore was the beautiful, enormous surroundings, the garden, the pool, the different corners to relax in - in the sun and the shade. Would we return? Yes, we just loved the place - especially the early or late swim in the pool.
Verified guest, May 2025
How to sum up our experience at Secondo Amore? A serene atmosphere, multiple cozy lounging areas in the garden, and an inviting pool. The secluded location ensures absolute privacy.
Verified guest, May 2025
Excellent
4.7/5
1,174 Reviews
Secondo Amore is situated at the southern end of the Valle d'Itria between Ostuni, a beautifully restored baroque town with stunning panoramic views, and the pretty centre of Ceglie Messapica. The Valle d'Itria, however, is probably best known for its trulli, and nowhere are these more in evidence than in the picture-postcard town of Alberobello. Locorotondo, Cisternino and Martina Franca are also well worth a visit. If you are looking for beaches, the Adriatic coast offers endless stretches of sand and some well recommended lidos from which to enjoy it. Further afield, Lecce, Gallipoli, Otranto and Monopoli are justly famous towns waiting for you to unlock their secrets.

The Valle d'Itria has a rich culinary heritage that combines simplicity, deliciously flavoursome ingredients, and respect for tradition. One of our culinary experiences in the area will give you a unique insight into one of Italy's most genuine and tasty expressions of cucina povera.
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The Valle d’Itria boasts its own “wine road”, running between the towns of Locorotondo and Martina Franca. The former, which perches atop its very own hill, is yet another of those picture-perfect towns that the Valle d’Itria excels in. After spending a little time exploring its achingly beautiful streets and admiring the wonderful views, we recommend you head down to one of the terraced vineyards below to taste Locorotondo’s renowned white wine, arguably the best in Puglia. We know the best places, so just say the word and we’ll organise a tour anda tasting for you.
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No trip to Salento would be complete without a wine tasting to discover the famous Negroamaro and Primitivo grapes accompanied by some local delicacies. As well as these spectacular local wines, Puglia is typified by the millions of ancient olive trees scattered across the region, which produce extra virgin olive oil of a spectacular quality. A guided tour will give you a fascinating insight into the secrets of its production.
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It’s hard to beat a day at a beach club for total relaxation – we’ve selected the best spots for you, where you can find outstanding quality and service.
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Valle d'Itria is home to some of Italy's most beautiful towns, offering a series of panoramic viewpoints from which you can admire the rolling hills, the dry stone walls and the trulli of the surrounding countryside and learn the history and culture of the region.Just across the Puglian border into Basilicata, another gem not to be missed: Matera.
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