The apartment is really spacious with three double bedrooms, a living room, bathroom, and a kitchen. There are two large balconies and a massive terrace from the street’s side. Like, literally you could host a party for a hundred people there (I’m not giving you ideas 😇) The apartment occupies the entire last floor of a small apartment building, so you only have neighbours downstairs. The sleeping area is separated with a door, which is handy if some of you like to stay up later than the rest.
The host and her daughter are super helpful and available in case of questions or problems. A couple of extra things that are useful to know: 1) The water from the airco needs to be emptied at least once a day, otherwise it’ll flood the neighbours 😅 (who are luckily nice friendly people)
2) Shops and restaurants close in the afternoon for ‘il riposo’ (siesta) and reopen at 5 pm. Don’t make the same mistake we as did on the first day and hope to get late lunch… I was ready to eat my own shoe around 4 😱
Altogether, a lovely stay and I totally recommend. The village is not super lively, but there is a cosy sandy beach within 5-10 minutes walk. If you’re looking for a day trip, try Monopoli (one hour train ride) and its paradise beaches Porto Blanco and Porto Rosso.