A trulli Masseria
In the heart of the Valle d’Itria, a few kilometres from the sea, a stone hamlet brought back into the present with care.
Pool and sun deck, quiet corners, green spaces and slow paths. A resort in the most understated sense: not a complex, but an open house where every element is designed to leave the silence undisturbed.
7 suites with private patio
Complimentary outdoor parking
Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout
Airport transfers on request
Orto Restaurant
Ortofarm Restaurant
Swimming Pool & Sun Deck
Poolside Lunch
Kitchen garden
Vineyard
Orchard
Rose garden
Cooking classes
Massages, yoga and personal training
Local concierge for exploring the surrounding area
ARCHITECTURE
Architecture and memory
The masseria is made up of trulli and lamie, traditional rural stone buildings constructed in local limestone, originally designed for agricultural work and to protect both people and harvests from the climate of the Valle d’Itria.
The cones, the dry stone walls, the generous thickness of the walls are not aesthetic elements, but building solutions shaped by centuries of rural ingenuity.
These forms belong to a landscape with roots in the Bronze Age, stretching through the Messapian civilisation and the medieval seafaring history of Monopoli, a city that once held a strategic position on the Adriatic and was contested by Lombards, Byzantines, Normans, Spaniards and Venetians. The masseria takes shape within this historical continuity.
LOCATION
In the landscape of the Valle d’Itria, in Monopoli
Nina Trulli Resort is a masseria in the countryside of Monopoli, in the province of Bari, in the heart of the Valle d’Itria and along the Costa dei Trulli, just five kilometres from the Adriatic Sea.
Ancient olive trees, ordered vineyards, country tracks and contrade shape the agricultural identity of this landscape, between Alberobello, Castellana Grotte, Ostuni and Conversano.
The masseria stands in balance between inland and coast: the sea is close, yet the countryside remains central.
Walks in nature, the grape harvest, gathering from the kitchen garden, silences interrupted only by the wind in the oaks. Here, time is not measured by the clock, but by the light.
PHILOSOPHY AND DETAILS
Preserve with care
To preserve an authentic place means protecting its soul without leaving it in the past.
Hospitality begins with care — for people, for place, for time, for the seasons.
Each choice is in keeping with the landscape, each gesture discreet, never intrusive.Care can be felt in the quiet welcome, in the attention to each guest’s rhythm, in the respectful relationship with the land and all that surrounds it.