Puglia, Italy

Canne Bianche Lifestyle Hotel

Coastal-chic rooms overlooking Puglia’s Adriatic coastline

A white villa-style building overlooks sun beds around a large, curved pool against a background of palm trees and blue skies.

Wellness and relaxation just steps from the golden beaches of Torre Canne di Fasano

Overlooking Italy‘s Adriatic coast, Canne Bianche Lifestyle Hotel is a luxury beachfront hotel in Puglia. Its villa-style building is located in the former fishing village Torre Canne di Fasano, known for its thermal springs and sweep of golden sand with shallow waters. The hotel’s saltwater swimming pool is set amid gardens with olive, pine and palm trees, and a gate leading directly to the beach.

Airy rooms and suites are decorated to complement the surroundings, blending warm, earthy tones with bright, breezy shades of white and pops of cerulean. The expansive suites have balconies or terraces with sun beds and clear sea views framed by olive trees. While marble bathrooms with rain showerheads and, in some rooms, deep-soaking tubs, add a spa-like quality.

Aqua SPA has thalassotherapy pools, while treatments use native plants, herbs and olive oil. Relaxation and aromatherapy form part of the hotel’s wellness offering; personal trainers, coaches and nutritionists can create bespoke itineraries and mindful eating plans.

Like everything at the hotel, dining is deeply rooted in Apulian traditions and ingredients. Autentico Wine & Restaurant, whose windows are surrounded by plants and blooms, serves pizza and seasonal dishes made with regional produce. At Giùammare Osteria Contemporanea, with tables arranged under a thatched bamboo roof, the menu revolves around freshly caught fish, served beside the sea.

Highlights

Soak in Adriatic Sea views from the private balcony or terrace of your room

Switch seamlessly between the saltwater pool and the beach via the hotel’s ‘blue door’

Experience treatments infused with locally sourced salts, oils and herbs at Aqua SPA

Stay in the Master Suite and enjoy a floating breakfast, served in your private pool

Take a class led by home cooks, learning to make orecchiette pasta and panzerotti

An open-air restairant with white and natural wood tables and chairs, a thatched bamboo roof and open views of the sea. Potted plants and candles in jars hang from the ceiling.

A wooden table and two chairs with plates of food and glasses of white wine, on a terrace by a small private pool, viewed from inside a room with sliding glass doors.

Two rattan chairs and a glass topped table on a terracotta tiled terrace, with railings and views of palm trees and gardens with the sea in the near distance.

A wooden table with four chairs and a long, grey upholstered bench, set with glasses and crockery and with garden views through picture windows with black frames.

A Apulian woman in a blue chef's hat stands between a man and woman, wearing white chefs' hats, with bowls, pans and various ingredients on the table. She is showing them how to cook a local dish.

The curved edge of a swimming pool under blue skies with two sun beds, umbrellas, potted plants and sea views.

A spa setting with a thalassotherapy pool that has deep steps, in a candlelit space with lanterns, a long sofa with cushions and a big clock on the wall. The sauna is on the left behind the pool.

A row of four cabanas with white frames and double beds in brown upholstery, with trees and bamboo fencing behind and grass in the foreground.

A whitewashed hotel building overlooks sun beds lined up by a large pool against a background of palm trees and blue skies.

A curved pool in the sunshine with sun beds and umbrellas behind, blue skies and views of the sea.

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Located in the heart of Puglia, Borgo Egnazia is set amongst ancient olive groves that stretch across the Itria Valley of southern Italy and is just steps from the shimmering Adriatic sea. This resort is an homage to the traditional Apulian village, blending local architecture with meticulous craftsmanship.

The property offers an exquisite collection of villas, townhouses, rooms and suites – all crafted to harmonise with the surrounding landscape. The resort’s facilities elevate the experience, featuring four main pools, two private beaches, a spa, tennis courts, championship golf course and a range of water sports. For families, a dedicated kids club ensures that younger guests enjoy both care and engaging activities.

Culinary excellence is a cornerstone of the Borgo Egnazia experience. The Michelin-starred Due Camini restaurant crafts dishes inspired by authentic Apulian recipes, pairing fresh, local ingredients with inventive techniques to create memorable Mediterranean flavours. The resort’s celebrated cucina povera philosophy honours humble, traditional fare that perfectly complements the idyllic surroundings.

Days at Borgo Egnazia unfold at a leisurely pace. Morning strolls through groves heavy with fragrant olives and citrus, afternoons lounging by pools shimmering under the Italian sun and evenings savouring fine wines as the sun sets over the Adriatic.

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There are 30 rooms and two suites, all with lots of traditional Italian charm. Stone floors, whitewashed walls and vaulted ceilings keep rooms wonderfully cool and most feature private terraces for when you do want to soak up the sun. Many comes with views of the sea and the olive trees, some of which are over 1,000 years old, and the larger suites also have their own private plunge pools.

La Palme restaurant in located in the ancient stables and here you can enjoy traditional Pugliese cuisine – considered some of the best in Italy. The restaurant features a grand fireplace and offers great views out over the pool. In summer, guests can take a table under the pergola that looks out onto the orange garden. For a light bite or refreshing drink, head to the poolside Cabana Restaurant or take a seat at the Bougainvillea Bar which in summer is an explosion of pink and purples. On the roof of the masseria, you’ll find a Moroccan-inspired terrace, perfect for sunset drinks.

5km from the hotel is a long stretch of private sandy beach and the wonderful Coccaro Beach Club. Here you can lounge under the palms, dine on fantastic fresh seafood and for the energetic, there is beach volleyball, wind surfing and kite surfing.

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