The village consists of four Trulli with swimming pool, stretching between two hills dotted with olive and fruit trees, on the verge of "Bosco Selva": an oak forest (particularly rare in this area), covering 45 acres and full of guided tours for trekking and mountain biking. The entire inhabited rocky lands, since the eighteenth century was the residence of four peasant families, today it is an example of respectful restoration and maintenance of the landscape. Each trullo hosts up to four people and the entire facility has a capacity of 15 beds. Interior: Each trullo is equipped with all modern comforts, in order to experience the holiday in complete and autonomous relaxation. The interior consists of original-domed alcoves with double beds, a bathroom and a living room equipped with kitchenette (including pots, plates, dishes and even our own homemade oil). Also included is a refrigerator, electric oven, all necessary accessories for the kitchen, plasma TV and heaters for the winter. Exterior: Guests can enjoy the summer by taking a dip in the pool amongst almond trees and laurels, dining freely under the gazebo right in front of their trullo. And if they want to slowly explore the territory, free bicycles are available. Also, the amplitude of the landscape around the village will give way for the enjoyment of children and families for long walks along the paths/trails, with the possibility of friendly encounters with donkeys, horses, sheep and other domestic animals. Activities: Trulli del bosco is also a place for holidays aimed at slow tourism, eco-friendly and healthy. For this reason we offer our bicycles free of charge, we organize organic and homemade cooking courses and we also plan guided tours on foot or by bicycle. For this reason we organize: - Guided tours of the "Masseria" to learn about its history, its animals and its cheese production. - Bicycle tours amidst unknown corners of the country and villages of Valle D'Itria. - Lectures on the cultivation and care of the garden, for a healthy contact with the earth. - Lecture on the recognition of herbs and their various uses in the kitchen. - Lessons of traditional cuisine, learning to make orecchiette pasta, meatballs, focaccia and much more. - Walks / or by bicycle in the countryside with a lecture on the history of the landscape, on the recognition of the local fauna and flora.