Oasi Verdissimo
About the Home
Oasis Verdissimo: A unique Puglia country house for inspired and sunny Italian holidays, in Puglia's Salento, can sleep up to 24. Be enchanted by Oasi Verdissimo and all it offers for a remarkable vacation rental experience. This ancient Country house, nestled in the charming village of Novoli, in Salento, has been inspired by the owners' travels across diverse countries and continents. This stunning property, offers for to up to 24 people, a journey through different moods, creating enriching and rejuvenating experiences, as reflected through. the scene. **An Oasis of Tranquility and Wellness** Originally a country house, Oasis Verdissimi stretches over 5 hectares of lush Puglia landscapes, featuring ancient architecture and enticing gardens. The property is designed to harmonize with Puglia's natural beauty, offering harmonious paths that encourage meditation and well-being. Relax in the tranquil atmosphere in daytime meanders; evenings are marked by birdsong and breathtaking sunsets. It would be hard to find a more romantic setting. **Accommodations Tailored to Your Experience** "Oasi" features 12 beautifully appointed bedrooms, including two luxurious suites, accommodating up to 24 guests. Each room draws inspiration from various cultures and colours, offering unique decor and amenities: Here are a few: - Room Rossa: Inspired by India and featuring a king-size bed and vibrant red hues. - Room Arancione: An African-themed retreat with bespoke furniture and a luxurious bathtub. - Room Gialla: Asian-inspired decor with a modern bathroom and garden views. - Room Verde: A sanctuary of nature with a small terrace and antique furnishings. Additional options include the romantic "Camera Maria Antonietta", the serene "Camera Viola", and the spacious "Appartmento Mexico" perfect for families or groups seeking independence. Wellness and Leisure Activities Oasi Verdissimo is not just a place to stay; it's a destination for rejuvenation. Guests can indulge in the indoor wellness area, featuring heated benches, a sauna, and various hydromassage options. The outdoor wellness area includes a Finnish sauna, Jacuzzi, and a solarium, all nestled among olive groves. For those seeking adventure, the property boasts a swimming pool, a five-a-side football pitch, and a fitness space. Enjoy leisure activities in the games room or explore the beautiful landscapes on bicycles or e-bikes. **Culinary Delights from an Organic Garden** Experience authentic flavors with our farm-to-table dining options. The vegetable garden, nurtured by the sunshine of Puglia and the sustainable practices we honor, provides fresh, organic produce for your meals. Guests can indulge in various meal plans, ensuring nutritious and delicious dining experiences. **Explore the Wonders of Salento** The property is ideally located just 23 km from the breathtaking Ionian Sea, offering easy access to stunning beaches, picturesque historical landmarks, and vibrant local culture. Visit nearby towns like Gallipoli, known for its charming old town, or explore the breathtaking nature reserves of Porto Selvaggio and the historic town Otranto and many more. If Puglia is not on your bucket list, it should be. Oasi Verdissimo offers the perfect experience of a unique blend of wellness, nature, and hospitality awaiting you in the heart of Salento. Your journey to joy could begin here! This property includes access to a private chef (available at an additional cost). For privacy and security reasons, outside chef or catering services are not permitted. Ionic Salento Porto Cesareo is considered the beach of the Novolesi, because it is the closest beach in the Ionian Sea, only 23 km away. In addition to the beautiful coastline, consisting of two rivieras, it is possible to visit the impressive Marine Biology Museum suitable for adults and children. From Porto Cesareo heading south, one comes across the beach of Torre Squillace with its 16th-century fortification by the sea. A little further down you can discover the beauties of Nardò with its ancient historic center of S. Caterina, Le Cenate with their display of eclectic and surprising villas. Also, there is Porto Selvaggio beautyful nature reserve where there is a small beach of gravel and pebbles washed by a transparent sea that attracts many tourists. Inland you can visit the town of Galatina, which stands on the eastern slope of a slight rise and gives a number of small churches, chapels and crypts that ooze history. Returning to the coast, you can find the beautiful city of Gallipoli, a charming seaside town, where one can either stroll through the historic center surrounded by ancient walls, churches and period houses, or enjoy a swim at Lido Conchiglie. You cannot end your vacation without stopping in the beautiful Pescoluse, the Maldives of Salento, a coveted tourist destination that gives its guests moments of joy, immersed in an incredible sea. Adriatic Salento On the Adriatic coast, the closest places are San Foca and the nature reserve oasis of Le Cesine where wild beaches and frequent strong winds are the perfect nourishment for kite surfers. Further down is Acaya with its striking castle and golf club, and Grecia Salentina, a group of villages where Griko is still spoken. Compared to the Ionian, the Adriatic coast is wilder, as witnessed by the nature around Torre Sant’Andrea, also famous for its archaeological sites. Moving even further south, one encounters Torre dell’Orso with its fine, silvery sandy beach and majestic pine forest, and then the picturesque Otranto, called not coincidentally “The Pearl of Salento,” a town that develops around its imposing castle and Norman cathedral. Finally, thanks to a recommended passage to Punta Palascia, the easternmost territory in Italy, and Santa Cesarea Terme and Castro, one can reach there, where the two seas meet, the “finis terrae” Santa Maria di Leuca, the extreme tip of the heel. Day trips: Further north along Puglia’s beautiful Adriatic coast, one can visit Ostuni, also known as the White City because of its charming historic center; and Alberobello, the pearl of the region and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996, famous for its countless trulli that have inspired painters and poets for centuries. These two beautiful towns together with Martina Franca and Fasano border the Itria Valley, a plateau where flora and fauna reign supreme. Before arriving in the capital city of Bari, a stop in Polignano a Mare is a must. Its sea caves are interesting, while historically important are the historic center and the remains of Roman rule, visible in the Via Traiana bridge. After half-hour drive, you can immerse yourself in glorious Bari, the region’s economic center, strategic foreign trade hub and cultural capital of the Mezzogiorno.