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Immerse yourself in the splendour of Pugliese nature

A beach resort in Puglia, in the heart of a natural paradise

 

A vast pine forest envelops the fine-sand beach at this exclusive oasis evoking 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.

FACT SHEET
Our available

SERVICES

Beach

Pools

Other Services

Excursions 

Accessibility for disabled guests

Padel

Sport

Clubs for children and teens 

Rooms with garden

Restaurant and Bars

Playground

Free Wi-Fi

Wellness Centre

Baby Kitchen

Small dogs permitted

Entertainment

News, offers,

and exclusive services

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. Ostuni, nicknamed the “White City”, lies further south. The millennia old Colonno Terminale, the column that marked the end of Via Appia, presides over the town. Sites include the Aragonese and Swabian castles, the Romanesque Church of Christ, the Church of Santa Maria del Casale, the Tancredi fountain, and the circular temple of San Giovanni al Sepolcro. The Southern Murge Museum’s Pre-Classical Civilizations exhibit features the cast of Delia, a prehistoric pregnant woman from over 25,000 years ago unearthed in 1991.

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.

The territory

  • Taranto

  • Matera

  • Grottaglie

  • Martina Franca

  • Locorotondo

  • Alberobello

  • Cisternino

  • Alta Murgia National Park

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.

Ostuni, nicknamed the “White City”, lies further south. The millennia old Colonno Terminale, the column that marked the end of Via Appia, presides over the town. Sites include the Aragonese and Swabian castles, the Romanesque Church of Christ, the Church of Santa Maria del Casale, the Tancredi fountain, and the circular temple of San Giovanni al Sepolcro. The Southern Murge Museum’s Pre-Classical Civilizations exhibit features the cast of Delia, a prehistoric pregnant woman from over 25,000 years ago unearthed in 1991.

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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Torreserena Resort

CONTRADA TORRE MATTONE, 74025 MARINA DI GINOSA (TA)

COME ARRIVARE
BY CAR:

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.

BY TRAIN:

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.

BY PLANE:

The airports of Bari and Brindisi are about 100 km away (motorway or expressway); a transfer service is available on request.