Borgo Egnazia
Savelletri di Fasano, Italy
★ Verified by our editors · August 2026
The verdict
A purpose-built Puglian village of rooms, casette and villas with unusually deep facilities, from Vair spa and golf to private beach and children's clubs. It is not boutique in scale; it makes the cut as the most complete choice for families and travellers who want a destination resort.
Families, multigenerational trips and guests who want service, spa, sport and restaurants in one place.
You want a tiny historic masseria, village life or minimal intervention in the landscape.
Choose the Borgo or a villa for family space; La Corte feels closest to a conventional hotel.
The rooms
The resort divides into 64 La Corte rooms, 92 Borgo rooms and casette, plus 27 private villas and one larger residence. The choice of zone changes the experience more than a small category upgrade.
The setting
Near Savelletri between ancient olive groves, the Adriatic and San Domenico Golf, built in local pale stone to evoke a traditional village.
The food
A broad restaurant roster ranges from Puglian trattoria cooking to the Michelin-starred Due Camini, backed by regional producers and the property's regenerative gardens.
Getting there
About an hour from both Bari and Brindisi airports. Transfers are easy; a car is optional if staying within the resort but useful for the Valle d'Itria.
Good to know
Scale is the central caveat: this is a large resort with families, events and multiple zones. Book it for capability and service, not for the intimacy of a six-room masseria.
