Masseria Vico, built between the 18th and 19th centuries and owned by the same family for over 200 years, is located in the province of Lecce, 4 km from the Porto Selvaggio Natural Park, 5 km from Sant’Isidoro, and 5 km from Nardò. Its strategic location is perfect for exploring the Ionian coast of Salento. The masseria faces the Provincial Road 112, connecting Gallipoli with Punta Prosciutto, passing through Porto Cesareo and the marinas of Nardò. It is approximately a 50-minute drive from the airport and the Adriatic coast.

Surrounded by almost 100 hectares of organically farmed land for nearly 30 years, the masseria offers orchards, olive groves, and wooded areas. Agricultural products and eggs from almost free-range hens are available to guests.

The tourist facility, recently renovated with recycled materials typical of rural culture, combines rustic charm with modern comforts. Accommodating about 20 people, it provides an oasis of silence and tranquility. The spacious, bright, and tastefully furnished rooms ensure a pleasant stay. The expanding garden includes a diverse vegetable garden, an orchard, an ancient fig grove, and green areas for sports and relaxation. The terrace, equipped with sun loungers and a heated whirlpool tub, offers panoramic views and breathtaking sunsets over the sea.

Catering services are limited to breakfast and small dinners or events, using locally grown and selected products.

Masseria Vico’s commitment to sustainability is evident not only in its agricultural practices but also in its participation in the 1 Guest, 1 Tree Planted initiative by the World Sustainability Foundation. With each stay, guests contribute to a greener future.

Collaboration start date: 1st March 2024