TORRESERENA
RESORT
A vast pine forest envelops the fine-sand beach at this exclusive oasis which evoke Puglia at its most exquisite. Enhanced by the wilderness, this corner of paradise is the setting for Torreserena Resort.
The property’s new, modern look contrasts shades of white, blue, and sand colours reminiscent of the coastline and ancient Pugliesi village walls.
At the Torreserena Resort, everything speaks to you of the most beautiful Puglia.
Torreserena Resort, newly renovated in 2023, is nestled in Marina di Ginosa (Taranto), just a short distance from Matera, Salento, and the stunning Itria Valley.
Here, everything is a tribute to the most authentic Puglia. The Mediterranean landscape surrounds you, and a beautiful pine forest leads you gently to the sea. Our rooms are designed to make your holiday truly delightful.
On our private beach, we take care of every detail: assigned umbrellas for the entire stay, comfortable sun loungers, showers, and a bar nestled in the pinewood where you can enjoy refreshing drinks. Or, if you prefer, unwind by the resort’s stunning swimming pools.
Our beach lies just beyond the pine forest—a ribbon of fine, golden sand stretching as far as the eye can see, framed by dunes and fragrant Mediterranean scrub. The crystal-clear, shallow waters make it the perfect place for children to play and dive safely.
In the private beach area, your assigned umbrella with two sun loungers awaits you for the entire duration of your stay. For added comfort, the first three rows feature larger umbrellas equipped with a safe for your convenience.
From your room, a scenic walk through lush greenery leads you to the beach. If you prefer, a shuttle service is available to take you there with ease.
At Torreserena Resort you’ll find a range of room types, all designed to welcome you in comfort and style. Each room features Wi-Fi, air conditioning, TV, mini fridge, safe and a private bathroom. Set within two-storey buildings, our rooms are available in Classic, Superior, Family and Premium categories, catering to your every need. You can choose a Ground Floor room or a Balcony room on the first floor, complete with a charming private balcony. Rooms for guests with special requirements are available on request.
Dog Room
At Torreserena Resort, you’ll also find a host of dedicated services for your dog, ensuring their stay is just as special as yours. Our Classic Dog Rooms are thoughtfully designed to offer comfort and tranquillity, with a cosy armchair just for them and, outside, a private enclosed garden where they can move around freely and safely. The garden is equipped with a sun lounger and food and water bowls. On arrival, your dog will be welcomed in a dedicated waiting area, perfect for settling in and freshening up after the journey. They’ll also receive a Welcome Box filled with delightful surprises. Your four-legged friend can enjoy fun and exercise in the dedicated dog park, along with many other thoughtful touches created especially for them. Dogs of all sizes are welcome. Availability is limited, so we recommend booking in advance.
Our entertainment team makes every day truly special. They bring you joy with daytime activities and make you dream each evening with spectacular shows.
Experience the magic of the circus with Blu Circus, or take part in a variety of activities, from sports tournaments and card games to dance lessons, group dances, and guided excursions.
For the little ones, there’s a dedicated kids’ club, lunch with the activity staff, a giant playground, and the Aqua Park. On the beach, they have their own reserved area, along with plenty of sports, including dance and rhythmic gymnastics, football, swimming, mermaiding, and even tree-top adventure courses in the Adventure Park.
Teenagers aged 10 to 13 and 14 to 17 have their own exclusive clubs, with exciting challenges, sports, and dedicated spaces designed just for them. They can enjoy a wide range of sports and test their skills on the climbing wall, embracing adventure every day.
Here, your holiday is a celebration of flavours and a journey of taste. At every meal, you’ll discover the treasures of local tradition alongside a wide variety of delicious specialities waiting to be savoured.
You can choose the welcoming Main Restaurant, offering a buffet service with show cooking.
Or indulge in the authentic flavours of Puglia at Il Gusto Trattoria, where every dish is a tribute to the region’s rich culinary heritage.
For a more relaxed setting, enjoy your meal in the shaded outdoor area, Il Patio, or opt for a Sea Box, a complimentary takeaway lunch to enjoy under your beach umbrella. For our youngest guests, the Baby Kitchen provides a dedicated space with tables, chairs, and highchairs, as well as a wide selection of baby-friendly foods available during meal times.
Your well-being is our priority. That’s why we offer clear allergen information and a diverse selection of gluten-free, lactose-free, and egg-free options, both fresh and packaged, ensuring that everyone can enjoy their dining experience with peace of mind.
At Torreserena Resort, a world of sports awaits you during your holiday. For a more technical workout, the fitness area offers isotonic machines, dumbbells, a walking treadmill, spinning, balance boards, strength-building ropes, a climbing wall, group fitness classes, and a gymnastics course set in the pine forest.
If you prefer to combine fitness with fun, try yoga, zumba, tai chi stretch, aqua aerobics, nordic walking, jump fitness, or the trampoline to burn calories to the rhythm of music.
From 2025, there will be exciting new activities: Dance the Hits, where you can work out to the latest chart-topping songs; aqua board fit, inflatable mats in the pool for aerobics, yoga, or pilates; and Music Boxe Machine, a boxing workout set to music.
For a friendly challenge, we have everything you need: five-a-side football, tennis, as well as bocce, archery, target shooting, padel, and teqball.
For children and teenagers, there’s the Adventure Park, with suspended trails, ping-pong, football, dance, rhythmic gymnastics, swimming, and mermaiding.
We’re proud to share that all Bluserena hotels and resorts are the first in Italy to have obtained the “CHILD-FRIENDLY HOLIDAY” quality mark recognised by the National Federation of Paediatricians: Cipe – Sispe – Sinspe. It is the result of great effort and true passion: all our services are designed for fun and safety, ensuring that every moment is enjoyed to the fullest, with no worries, for both the little ones and their parents.
Activities are designed according to age group:
Serenino Club (3-5 years)
SereninoPiù Club (6-9 years)
SerenUp (10-13 years)
SerenHappy (14-17 years).
Torreserena Resort’s Baby Kitchen, open from 6:00 am to midnight, provides mealtime support to parents of children up to 3 years old. Outfitted with tables, chairs, and highchairs, the Baby Kitchen is stocked with staples during main meals so you can heat milk and baby food, sterilise, and blend and homogenise food.
Beach
Pools
Restaurant and Bars
Attention to food intolerances
Baby Kitchen
Different room types
Accessibility for disabled guests
Dog Room
Entertainment
Clubs for children and teens
Playground
Excursions
Sport
Padel
Wellness Centre
Shuttle
Free Wi-Fi
Other Services
Distance 30 km – Known as the city of the two seas and the revolving bridge, Taranto has a historic centre with mediaeval palaces of considerable architectural value. The ancient monuments sprawled among the various districts recall Taranto’s Hellenic civilization, which is also evident in the archaeological finds on display at the National Museum of Taranto.
Distance: 50 km – Matera, “City of the Sassi”, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Several film directors of note have set their films in this evocative destination, which UNESCO declared the world’s first Cultural Landscape. The striking scenery features steep rocks suspended over a deep ravine through which the Gravina stream flows.
Distance: 60 km – A splendid citadel in the province of Taranto, Grottaglie’s spectacular sights of note include the Convent of San Francesco di Paola, a notable Baroque monument that houses a splendid cloister, and the Chiesa del Carmine, the church that’s home to Stefano da Putignano’s 1530 Stone Nativity. In the upper part of town, you’ll find the 13th-century Castello Episcopio, home to the Museum of Ceramics and the setting for various art exhibitions and events. Artisan workshops built into caves comprise the ancient ceramics district beside the Castello.
Distance: 77 km – Perched on a hilltop in southeastern Murgia, Martina Franca looks over the gorgeous Itria Valley. In addition to a rich landscape studded with typical trulli and masserie farmhouses, Martina Franca sprawls an exquisite vast karst territory. The historic centre’s Palazzo Ducale is home to the Festival della Valle d’Itria, a summer event that draws international artists and visitors. San Martino Cathedral and the Madonna del Carmine church are also worth visiting.
Distance: 77 km – Located in the Itria Valley, the splendid Locorotondo is regularly named one of Italy’s “Most Beautiful Villages”. Of particular note is the historic centre, an intimate, graceful ensemble of cummerse houses with distinct pointed roofs. Visit Palazzo Comunale, the former town hall that’s home to the municipality seat and the University.
Distance: 77 km – On the way back, stop in Alberobello, the city of trulli, whose artistic and cultural heritage hasn’t gone unnoticed by UNESCO. The Casa d’Amore, built from mortar and bricks and outfitted with a balcony, faces the count’s home in Piazza Plebiscito. The narrow lanes of the Monti and Aia Piccola districts branch out among hundreds of captivating trulli. The largest trullo, Trullo Sovrano, dates back to the second half of the 1700s and is the only one with a raised floor. The striking 19th-century Sanctuary of Saints Cosma and Damiano Medici is a must-see, along with San Antonio, a trullo-shaped Pugliese-Romanesque church built in 1926.
Distance: 95 km – Cisternino rises from a limestone step of the undulating Southeastern Murgia, lapped by the breezes from the nearby Adriatic and surrounded by the lush countryside. The town’s typical white lime houses line alleys dotted with geraniums, arches, small loggias, stone friezes, and stairways that characterise the breathtaking historic centre.
Distance: 95 km – Alta Murgia National Park evolved through the forces of erosion. Puglia’s Gravina Canyon, which slopes downward toward Matera and the Bradano River, marks the protected area’s southwestern boundary. Although man has altered the park’s landscape over the centuries, you can still find fascinating fauna and flora. Must-see sites include Alta Murgia’s “masserie” farmhouses, known for their extensive architectural articulations, and Castel del Monte, which tops the summit of the Murge.
THE CITY OF THE TWO SEAS
Distance 30 km – Known as the city of the two seas and the revolving bridge, Taranto has a historic centre with mediaeval palaces of considerable architectural value. The ancient monuments sprawled among the various districts recall Taranto’s Hellenic civilization, which is also evident in the archaeological finds on display at the National Museum of Taranto.
THE CITY OF THE SASSI
Distance: 50 km – Matera, “City of the Sassi”, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Several film directors of note have set their films in this evocative destination, which UNESCO declared the world’s first Cultural Landscape. The striking scenery features steep rocks suspended over a deep ravine through which the Gravina stream flows.
THE PICTURESQUE CITADEL OF THE TARANTO PROVINCE
Distance: 60 km – A splendid citadel in the province of Taranto, Grottaglie’s spectacular sights of note include the Convent of San Francesco di Paola, a notable Baroque monument that houses a splendid cloister, and the Chiesa del Carmine, the church that’s home to Stefano da Putignano’s 1530 Stone Nativity. In the upper part of town, you’ll find the 13th-century Castello Episcopio, home to the Museum of Ceramics and the setting for various art exhibitions and events. Artisan workshops built into caves comprise the ancient ceramics district beside the Castello.
THE PEARL OF THE ITRIA VALLEY
Distance: 77 km – Perched on a hilltop in southeastern Murgia, Martina Franca looks over the gorgeous Itria Valley. In addition to a rich landscape studded with typical trulli and masserie farmhouses, Martina Franca sprawls an exquisite vast karst territory. The historic centre’s Palazzo Ducale is home to the Festival della Valle d’Itria, a summer event that draws international artists and visitors. San Martino Cathedral and the Madonna del Carmine church are also worth visiting.
ONE OF THE “MOST BEAUTIFUL VILLAGES IN ITALY”
Distance: 77 km – Located in the Itria Valley, the splendid Locorotondo is regularly named one of Italy’s “Most Beautiful Villages”. Of particular note is the historic centre, an intimate, graceful ensemble of cummerse houses with distinct pointed roofs. Visit Palazzo Comunale, the former town hall that’s home to the municipality seat and the University.
THE ENCHANTING CITY OF TRULLI
Distance: 77 km – On the way back, stop in Alberobello, the city of trulli, whose artistic and cultural heritage hasn’t gone unnoticed by UNESCO. The Casa d’Amore, built from mortar and bricks and outfitted with a balcony, faces the count’s home in Piazza Plebiscito. The narrow lanes of the Monti and Aia Piccola districts branch out among hundreds of captivating trulli. The largest trullo, Trullo Sovrano, dates back to the second half of the 1700s and is the only one with a raised floor. The striking 19th-century Sanctuary of Saints Cosma and Damiano Medici is a must-see, along with San Antonio, a trullo-shaped Pugliese-Romanesque church built in 1926.
THE TRADITIONAL WHITE HOUSES AND COLOURFUL GERANIUMS
Distance: 95 km – Cisternino rises from a limestone step of the undulating Southeastern Murgia, lapped by the breezes from the nearby Adriatic and surrounded by the lush countryside. The town’s typical white lime houses line alleys dotted with geraniums, arches, small loggias, stone friezes, and stairways that characterise the breathtaking historic centre.
BETWEEN THE MASSERIE AND CASTEL DEL MONTE
Distance: 95 km – Alta Murgia National Park evolved through the forces of erosion. Puglia’s Gravina Canyon, which slopes downward toward Matera and the Bradano River, marks the protected area’s southwestern boundary. Although man has altered the park’s landscape over the centuries, you can still find fascinating fauna and flora. Must-see sites include Alta Murgia’s “masserie” farmhouses, known for their extensive architectural articulations, and Castel del Monte, which tops the summit of the Murge.
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CONTRADA TORRE MATTONE, 74025 MARINA DI GINOSA (TA)
Licence Number: TA073007014S0004887
Codice CIN: IT073007A100028660
From Bari take the A14 motorway to the Taranto barrier. From Taranto, continue in the direction of Reggio Calabria on the SS106 highway to the Marina di Ginosa exit.
Taranto railway station is about 40 km from the Resort, Metaponto railway station is 10 km from the Resort; a transfer service is available on request.
The airports of Bari and Brindisi are about 100 km away (motorway or expressway); a transfer service is available on request.