Holiday rentals with a desk in Apulia
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Elegant Villa in San Vito dei Normanni with Private Pool
Province of Brindisi, Apulia
Comfortable House with Fenced Garden - Surano - Fireplace
Surano, Apulia
Welcoming house in Muro Leccese with fenced garden
Muro Leccese, Apulia
Charming House Muro Leccese + Terrace
Province of Lecce, Apulia
Charming Apartment in Alberobello - 80m²
Alberobello, Apulia
Charming house in Locorotondo, enclosed garden
Metropolitan City of Bari, Apulia
Bright Apartment in Minervino di Lecce with Shared Pool
Minervino di Lecce, Apulia
Spacious house in Muro Leccese with shared pool
Province of Lecce, Apulia
Modern Apartment in Gallipoli with Air Conditioning
Gallipoli, Apulia
Cosy Apartment in Carovigno, 40 sqm with Garden
Carovigno, Apulia
Charming Apartment in Villaggio Resta, 36 sqm with Sea View
Province of Lecce, Apulia
Modern Apartment in Gioia del Colle, Fenced Garden, 50 m²
Metropolitan City of Bari, Apulia
The heel of Italy's boot, Apulia unfurls its centuries-old olive groves, its Baroque towns and two seas of vivid blue. Between the trulli of Alberobello, the beaches of the Salento and generous tables, the region suits family holidays as much as getaways with friends.
Exploring land and sea, from the Salento to the Gargano
Start with Lecce and its golden-stone Baroque centre, then head down to the Salento to alternate coves and long beaches: Gallipoli and its old town on its islet, the turquoise waters of Punta Prosciutto, the cliffs of Santa Maria di Leuca near Gagliano del Capo.
Along the Adriatic, stop at Trani and its cathedral set facing the water, then at Bari to wander through Bari Vecchia and taste hand-made orecchiette in the street. To the north, the Gargano promontory and the Umbra Forest offer hikes and perched villages. Everywhere, morning markets, olive oil, burrata and primitivo wines: with a kitchen of your own, preparing a meal with these products is part of the trip. Spring and autumn remain the mildest seasons to visit.
Where to stay
Our villas, houses and apartments cover both sides of the region. Lecce, an ideal base for exploring the Salento, has the widest choice. Gallipoli will suit seaside stays, Brindisi and Bari those who love well-connected port cities.
For a more relaxed pace, Trani and Gagliano del Capo offer the calm of the seaside, while Foggia opens the door to the Gargano. Renting a whole home means the space and independence you need to explore at your own tempo, with family or friends.
What to see – Apulia
- Trulli of AlberobelloThese round stone houses with conical roofs form a district listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Baroque Center of LecceYou can admire finely carved churches and palaces in golden stone, including the Basilica of Santa Croce.
- Trani CathedralA Romanesque building in pale stone standing on the Adriatic shore, its bell tower visible from the sea.
- Punta ProsciuttoA long fine-sand beach lined with shallow, transparent waters, in the northern Salento.
- Umbra ForestA wooded massif on the Gargano promontory crisscrossed with hiking trails, among beech trees, oaks, and wildlife.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Puglia?
Homerez offers 13 rentals in Puglia, all entire homes. These include 7 apartments, 5 houses, 1 villa. The listings span both coasts of the region, from Lecce and Salento to Bari, Trani, and the Gargano, making them suitable for family trips as well as getaways with friends.
Are these properties well rated?
The average rating is 4.6 out of 5, based on 8 rentals reviewed by travelers. This sample is still limited, but it gives you a first benchmark before booking. Read each listing in detail to check amenities, capacity, and exact location for your trip.
Do you need a car to visit Puglia?
Yes, a car is highly recommended for reaching the coves of Salento, the villages of Gargano, and the olive groves. Bari and Brindisi airports serve the region. The train connects Bari, Lecce, and Brindisi, but isn't enough to reach secluded beaches and inland areas.
What's the best time to visit?
Spring and fall offer the mildest temperatures for visiting baroque towns and hiking trails. Summer is hot and very crowded on the beaches of Salento, peaking in August. May, June, and September let you enjoy the sea with fewer crowds.
Which area should I choose for my stay?
Lecce has the widest selection and serves as a base for exploring Salento. Gallipoli and Torre Pali are ideal for beach vacations. Bari and Brindisi appeal to those who love well-connected port cities. Trani offers peace and quiet, while Foggia is the gateway to the Gargano.
Can I cook with local products during my stay?
Yes, all our entire-home rentals have a kitchen. Morning markets offer burrata, olive oil, and fresh vegetables. Making orecchiette or enjoying a glass of primitivo at home is part of the experience. Check the kitchen equipment on each listing before booking.