Borgo Egnazia, Puglia

 About Borgo Egnazia, Puglia

The resort’s main building, known as La Corte, houses 63 rooms. All are decorated in an elegant and contemporary style and are well appointed with air-conditioning, a private balcony, bathroom with separate bath and shower, WiFi, satellite TV and mini bar. The magnificent La Egnazia Suite boasts a large living area, private plunge pool and garden, making it a popular choice with honeymooners. Il Borgo is the heart of the resort and the rooms and townhouses here are arranged around the central piazza; the two-storey Casette are perfect for families, with a roof terrace, private patio and kitchenette. Le Ville houses a collection of lavish three bedroom villas which are ideal for larger families; more classical in style, each comes with a private pool, a fully equipped kitchen, garden and a spacious terrace. 

Set in 20 acres on the Puglian coast, you'll be spoilt for choice at this fairy-tale style village resort, with an incredible spa, multi-course dining affairs, array of children's facilities and impeccable hospitality.

Borgo Egnazia is built in imitation of a traditional village but with luxurious add-ons including an 18-hole golf course, two beach clubs and a cooking academy. This is not your typical resort type destination, Puglia is undiscovered and so unique it oozes with authenticity. We think it makes the perfect destination for an Italian holiday with a difference.

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Best Time to Travel to Borgo Egnazia, Puglia

Italy, a country known for its rich history, art, culture, and diverse landscapes, offers travelers a wide range of experiences throughout the year.

**Spring (March to May):** Spring is a delightful time to visit Italy, with mild temperatures and blooming landscapes. Explore the historic streets of Rome, visit the art treasures of Florence, or enjoy the colorful festivities of Carnevale in Venice. Spring is also perfect for hiking and exploring the countryside.

**Summer (June to August):** Summer in Italy is the peak tourist season, drawing visitors to its beautiful coastal areas, historic cities, and charming villages. Relax on the stunning beaches of the Amalfi Coast, explore the iconic landmarks of Rome, or savor the cuisine of Sicily. This season is ideal for enjoying outdoor festivals and events.

**Autumn (September to November):** Autumn offers pleasant weather with fewer crowds. Explore the vineyards of Tuscany, visit the ancient ruins of Pompeii, or experience the unique atmosphere of the Venice Film Festival. It's also the harvest season, making it great for wine tasting and culinary experiences.

**Winter (December to February):** Winter in Italy varies by region, with milder temperatures in the south and alpine conditions in the north. Enjoy the festive atmosphere of Christmas markets in cities like Milan and Florence, go skiing in the Italian Alps, or explore the historic sites of Rome without the crowds.

Italy's allure lies in its diverse landscapes, from the romantic canals of Venice to the cultural richness of Florence and the stunning coastline of the Amalfi Coast. Whether you're exploring ancient ruins like the Colosseum, savoring traditional Italian dishes like pasta and gelato, or immersing yourself in the art and history of Florence, Italy invites you to discover its beauty and culture year-round.

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