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Masseria LoJazzo is surrounded by 20 hectares of nature. Dry stone walls, Mediterranean scrub, ancient sheep tracks. A magical landscape. It is touched by the historic Tratturo delle Vacche, an ancient transhumance route that stretches from Abruzzo to Salento. A few steps away is the Specchia di Facciasquata and the Paretone, Messapian relics from around 3000 years ago.
4 km away there is Ceglie Messapica, temple of buen vivir and gastronomy, a town of indie artists of the highest quality that Domenica and Nicola know well. Try the Ristorante da Gino, since 1972 the benchmark of traditional Cegliese cuisine. If you find it active, immerse yourself in Papagna Experience, the first Invisible Museum in Italy since 2017.

Let's say things clearly: Puglia is a region to be explored by car. Public transport is scarce and the towns are city-states often very distant from each other.
But this limit makes it ideal for proximity exploration. Puglia invites you to linger, to sharpen your gaze and enjoy the delights that meter after meter the incredible richness it enshrines. It can therefore be said that the ideal ways to explore Puglia are by bike and feet.
From this point of view, Masseria LoJazzo is located in the most fortunate position ever, in the deep heart of Puglia: it is equidistant from both the Ionian and Adriatic Seas, from Lecce and Matera, from Santa Maria di Leuca and Castel del Monte, from Ostuni, Martina Franca and Grottaglie. It is the ideal base for your excursions and if you wish, it can organise tailor-made itineraries thanks to Vincenzo, a true historical memory of the less traveled routes in the area and authorised Aigae guide. Ceglie Messapica is an hour's walk away, an enchanting and peaceful journey, and adjacent to Masseria LoJazzo’s Sensory Park, 4 km of Mediterranean enchantment, runs Tratturo delle Vacche, a historic transhumance route, a road to be explored to savour the rural life of Puglia, still vivid and passionate.