Structure
All the holiday homes are located in the Lido San Giovanni area, near the historic beach from which it takes its name. In a strategic position halfway between Baia Verde and the city center, the structure is ideal to reach on foot both the beaches and the center, along the suggestive Galilei promenade with its markets, street food trucks, the small cars for the little ones and moreover all the services are close at hand: from bars, tobacconists, supermarkets, bike / motorbike / car rental, transfer services, excursions and more to spend an unforgettable holiday.
Distance from the sea
The distances from the sea are variable, from 50 meters to 500 meters from the sea of Gallipoli city; while the first beaches of Baia Verde are at most 800 meters away.
Apartments
The holiday homes are different from each other and furnished according to the tastes of the owners, located in different complexes with several floors. The types available are the following:
- Studio: composed of a single room with a kitchenette, a double bed or a sofa bed and a bathroom;
- Two-room apartment: living-dining room with double sofa bed, double bedroom and bathroom;
- Three-room apartment: living-dining room with sofa bed, double bedroom, bedroom with two beds and bathroom
Services
Reception office near the hotel and info point in Gallipoli with open hours from 9 am to 8 pm, technical assistance 24 hours a day
Animal friends
Small pets allowed upon notification at the time of booking. There is an extra charge of € 50 to be paid locally
Conditions
Check in: from 5 pm to 8 pm at Carpe Diem Tour (via Gian Battista Vico 61/63 - Gallipoli)
Check out: from 8 am to 10 am at Carpe Diem Tour (via Gian Battista Vico 61/63 - Gallipoli)
Gallipoli and surroundings
Città Bella is the meaning of the name of Gallipoli, a seaside town set like a mirage on the Ionian coast, about 40 km from Lecce. The ancient village, perched on an island of limestone origin, is connected to the mainland and the new city by an arched bridge of the twentieth century, recently flanked by another bridge towards the harbor. The walls, the ramparts and the towers, which once protected the city from invaders, today shelter it from storm surges giving it a charm of other times. Before arriving in the historic center with its narrow paved streets from which a slice of sea often flickers , it is worth slowing down the walk with a stop at the veritable fish market, located in the original moat of the imposing castle, to contend with the true gallipulines the catch of the day. The Angevin fortress, almost completely surrounded by the sea, recently renovated, is accessible from the old city and offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in history through towers, tunnels, corridors and majestic halls. The old city seems to announce itself with the Greek fountain, a monument in reality of Renaissance origin, with a baroque pediment, while behind it, between the rocking of the traps in the sea, overlook the Sanctuary of Santa Maria del Canneto and the Chapel of Santa Cristina, protector of the city, a saint beloved by men of the sea.
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