Holiday rentals in manduria for your homestay
If you are thinking of taking your family to Italy, and want somewhere with lots of options, self- catering definitely wins every time. Whether you decide on an apartment, house, holiday home or villa, Manduria has plenty of choice. The cuisine is southern Italian, with regional specialities of Pizza and Pasta on offer amongst many other local dishes. It's inexpensive to eat out, but with local shops selling really good food, why not cook yourself, a perfect way to keep all ages happy.Boasting a great Mediterranean climate, with highs of around 35 degrees in July and August, and some fabulous beaches nearby, Manduria is a great place to take a holiday rental during the School holidays. Barbecues, swimming, picnics and water sports, you and the children would never be bored, but for variety why not try a day out? The interesting, 'Parco Archeologico di Manduria', a preserved excavated town dating from Byzantium times, is a good place to ramble, or visit the, 'Duomo di Manduria', a grand cathedral built in the roman/gothic style. Sink into an atmosphere of calm and devotion, then, for a complete change, visit the 'Enoteca Cioccolateria Cannaturie'. A fabulous shop for chocolate lovers and gourmets a like, where the only devotion is to lovely food, and the owners typify the warm friendly welcome you will receive everywhere in this part of Italy.
Holiday Letting in manduria for your short break
With so much to go and see, and a long season of warm weather, from early March to mid October, Manduria is suitable for all summer family holidays. However, although it's cooler by late October, it's still warm enough for a half term break, or even a winter holiday break. Manduria also has a wide variety of very interesting holiday lets, vacation rentals, and villas on offer to suit all family sizes, tastes and budgets. With historical town villas, beach rentals and welcoming country houses and homes, there's bound to be somewhere just right for you and your family, but why not stay in a 'Trullo'? Dotted around the area, 'Trullo' are small houses built in a particular 'cone shaped' style, for either smallholders or labourers, which have now been converted into stylish, original and quirky paces to stay. Most dating from the 19th century, they're often set in very peaceful rural areas, and are great for couples seeking peace and quiet. Or, they are a fun option for those with small children as there's no stairs. Just put the little ones to bed, take a bottle of, 'Primitivo', the local, robust red wine, some cheese, some wonderful Italian Salami, and watch the sun set on a lovely day.
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