Pasta workshop with Nonna
Learn to shape orecchiette and cavatelli by hand, the way it has always been done in Puglia.

Life at Masseria Olga · Season 2027
From fresh pasta with Nonna to boat trips, caves and village festivals — community happens naturally here.
Every Monday we meet as a community to plan the week together: shared dinners, workshops and trips. Work time is respected, and everyone is encouraged to share their own skills and passions — every week is different.

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Learn to shape orecchiette and cavatelli by hand, the way it has always been done in Puglia.
Cooking together and gathering around the big table with local wine and stories from all over the world.
Stretch and breathe among the olive trees, a gentle way to start or end the day.
Creative evenings with brushes, canvas and a glass of Apulian wine — no talent required.
Popcorn, blankets and a good film together after a day of work.
Friendly matches and tournaments in the common area.
Board games and card games that keep the house laughing late into the evening.
Get your hands in the soil and help grow the vegetables we cook with.
Pick seasonal fruit and vegetables straight from the land — from figs to prickly pears.
Hammocks, silence, sunsets and plenty of space to simply slow down.
Our farm animals are always happy to keep you company.


Visit our neighbour Lonia and learn how fresh mozzarella is stretched and shaped by hand.
Discover how burrata and fresh cheeses are made — and taste them minutes later.
Tastings at local wineries to discover Primitivo and the other wines of Puglia.
Explore the underground wonders of Putignano or the famous caves of Castellana.
A day on the sea in the Taranto area, with swims in crystal-clear water.
The Adriatic coast is 30–50 minutes away: Polignano a Mare, Monopoli and more.
Team up with the community for volleyball and padel matches in nearby Turi.
Alberobello's trulli, Matera's Sassi, Locorotondo and the white villages of the Valle d'Itria.
Village festivals, markets and celebrations together with the local community.
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