The Masseria of trulli
In the heart of the Valle d’Itria, just a few kilometers from the sea, a stone village restored to the present with respect.
Pool and solarium, quiet areas, green spaces and slow pathways. A resort, in its most understated sense: not a park, but an open house where every element is designed not to interrupt the silence.
*7 Rooms with private patio
*Outdoor parking
*Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout
*Airport transfers available upon request
*Orto Restaurant
*Ortofarm Restaurant
*Pool and Solarium
*Pool Lunch
*Vegetable Garden
*Vineyard
*Orchard
*Rose Garden
*Cooking Classes
*Massages, Yoga and Personal Training
*Local Advisor to explore the surroundings
ARCHITECTURE
Architecture and memory
The masseria comprises trulli and lamie built from local limestone, rural structures created for agricultural work and to protect people and harvests from the climate of the Valle d’Itria.
The cones, dry stone walls, and generous thickness are not aesthetic elements: they are construction solutions that tell centuries of peasant ingenuity.
These forms belong to a territory whose roots reach back to the Bronze Age, passing through the Messapian civilization and the port-based Middle Ages of Monopoli, a city that was a strategic point of the Adriatic and contested land among Lombards, Byzantines, Normans, Spaniards and Venetians. The masseria was born within this historical continuity.
THE PLACE
In the landscape of the Valle d’Itria, in Monopoli
Nina Trulli Resort is a masseria nestled in the countryside of Monopoli, in the province of Bari, in the heart of the Valle d’Itria and the Coast of Trulli, just five kilometers from the Adriatic Sea.
All around, centuries-old olive trees, ordered vineyards, ancient pathways and rural districts tell the agricultural identity of this territory between Alberobello, Castellana Grotte, Ostuni and Conversano.
The masseria exists in balance between hinterland and coast: the sea is close, but the countryside remains the protagonist.
Walks in nature, grape harvest, gathering from the vegetable garden, silence interrupted only by the wind among the holm oaks. Here time is not marked by the clock, but by the light.
PHILOSOPHY AND CARE
Preserving, with care
Preserving an authentic place means protecting its soul without freezing it in the past.
Hospitality is born from care — of people, places, time, seasons.
Every choice is consistent with the territory, every gesture is designed to be discreet, never intrusive.
Care is recognized in silent welcome, in attention to the guest’s rhythms, in the respectful relationship with the land and with what surrounds it.