Regardless of the location, a stay with Thomas and his wife would be memorable. They are truly the most helpful, kind, and fun hosts you could hope for. Need the freshest local olive oil? Thomas will hop in your car and take you to an award winning farmer. Need some fresh bread? Thomas will take you winding down local back streets to a bakery with an oven that has been cooking for over 400 years.
Now, on to the property, which was splendid. You're on one small olive farm among hundreds, stretching out in every direction. One day you may look out your window to see goats wandering through the property. You couldn't ask for a more relaxing place to unplug and dive into Southern Italian culture. Just sitting in a town square for a drink you'll watch some unique characters come and go, engaging in the local social scene.
If you haven't figured it out yet, our six days at Thomas' olive farm was one of the best vacations we've ever had. To put it in context, my (then) fiancee and I were getting married the following week in a french castle and she said (sort of) jokingly we should just stay at Thomas' instead.
You will not be disappointed.