Masseria San Biagio, part of the "Short Supply Chain Program," offers zero-kilometer agricultural products grown on-site according to controlled quality criteria (Organic, D.O.P., etc.) and seasonality, following the natural cycles. Guests can enjoy a magical sensory experience thanks to the presence of a Holistic Apiary, where they can relax both mind and body by discovering the therapeutic power of the bees' buzzing. Additionally, the Masseria offers the "Path of Scents," a unique opportunity to stroll among the fragrances of nature and enjoy moments of pure serenity.

Masseria San Biagio is the ideal location for a relaxing getaway immersed in the unspoiled nature of Salento. It stands out as one of the finest masserias in Puglia, thanks to its unique atmosphere and the services it offers. At the center of the Masseria, there is a semi-hypogean Byzantine chapel dating back to the year 1000, dedicated to San Biagio and built by Basilian monks from Greece. This historic site adds a special charm to the property, making the stay even more enchanting. A welcome operator will handle check-in (from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM) and check-out (from 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM). The communal pool is available from June to October, open from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Breakfast is included and served from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM.

The Masseria is located in Melendugno in the Province of Lecce, in the Ancient Land of Otranto in a naturalistic-archaeological area rich in protohistoric monuments, in the heart of Grecìa Salentina. A central point both to visit the hinterland from the Baroque art of Lecce to the town of Galatina, famous for its Cathedral of Santa Caterina rich in frescoes, and to admire the crystal-clear waters of the awarded beaches of Melendugno: from the beaches of San Foca to the cliffs of Roca, with the natural pool of the Grotta della Poesia, to the bay of Torre dell'Orso and the high rocks of Sant'Andrea. Also nearby is Otranto, with its rich historic center and the Cathedral of Santi Maritri di Otranto containing an underground crypt. In each of the towns of Salentinian Greece, the festival of Notte della Taranta takes place in August, bringing together local communities and tourists in the harmonious rhythm of local music and dance.