Casa Nettuno

Your holiday in Ostuni, right on the sea

Casa Nettuno is an holiday rental on the sea of Ostuni, 100 meters far from the nearest sandy beach. This apartment is directly in front of the sea, with a great seaview from the living room. The view from the sofa is the same one you can have from a boat in the middle of the sea.

Seaview and air conditioned, for a comfortable holiday on the sea

Casa Nettuno is a cozy holiday apartment, in the first row on the sea of Puglia, and is composed of a living room with kitchenette and queen size sofa bed, a double bedroom and a bathroom with shower.
This holiday house is on the first floor, and its balcony overlooks the sea. If you wake up early enough you’ll see the sun rising from the sea right in front of your house.

Casa Nettuno can accomodate 2 to 4 people.

In the apartment you’ll also find: Air Conditioned, TV LED 32″ Full HD, free internet WIFI, bed linen, towels, crockery and cutlery, two beach chairs and a beach umbrella.

The perfect holiday house to discover the Valle d’Itria

Sure, you can spend all day on the beach right under the house. In Casa Nettuno you also have a beach umbrella and two beach chairs to do it. But what if you wanted to visit the Valle d’Itria and discover its fascinating old towns and green landscapes? Casa Nettuno is a great place to stay into if you want to do it, enjoy the sea and visit the Valle d’Itria.

Ostuni, the White City of Puglia, is the closest town to visit, it would take less than 10 minutes to get there. Its old town is on the top of an hill, overlooking the so called “Piana degli ulivi secolari” (Plain of the ancient olive trees), is called “The White City” because of its wall all painted in white.

Next stops would be Cisternino and Locorotondo, two little cities with amazing old towns to visit. Both places are also a good choice for a dinner. The local speciality is the “Bombetta” (literal translation would be “little bomb”), and you can’t say you’ve been there unless you’ve tasted at least half dozen Bombette!

Last stop is Alberobello and its Trulli, typical buildings of Puglia, made entirely of stone with no concrete.