Not so far from Lecce and a few steps from the sea, the Ruscioli family is ready to welcome you, to make you spend an unforgettable stay in the heart of Salento: enjoying the warm local hospitality with a rich and genuine breakfast and giving precious tips that will show you all the wonders of this magic land.  For your peaceful moments, you’ll find a pool, guests towels, loungers and a delicious light lunch on request, or you will relax reading a good book, in a shadows of our olive tree.
Starting from “I Ruscioli” you can visit all the Salento, exploring the very closed 'Regional Nature Park “Bosco e Paludi di Rauccio” which covers an area of 1600 hectares; the enchanting sandy coastline and its crystal waters, extremely suggestive and characterized by dune cords with typical vegetation and the characteristic old town of Lecce, up reaching all the corners, from the most famous to the most hidden. The structure, in fact, placed in the context of a 10-hectare farm, represents the ideal place to combine a holiday in nature - for those who love calm, peace and well-being - with a cultural holiday, discovering places and ancient traditions.

Salento is the land between two seas par excellence, the Adriatic to the East and the Ionian to the West. It has a 250 km coastline; fine sand beaches and sheer cliffs plunging in the most glittering water of the Mediterranean. In the northern part of the Adriatic side, you will find Torre Chianca and Torre Rinalda: the ideal places for lovers of long stretches sand. Starting from here and going towards South, you will find stretches of sand and more rocky coast. Here, You can sunbathe on the shores of Torre Dell’Orso or the Alimini Lakes; dive a little further South, from the nice cliffs of Castro to Miggiano, a wonderful place bathed by emerald waters. For the more adventurous travelers, just before Santa Maria di Leuca, there’s the possibility to dive into crystal waters from a 40 meters height of the Ciolo bridge.
Then, going up the Salento peninsula on the Ionian side, the coast will appear mostly sandy, alternating with some mainly small rocky coast.
Do not miss the sunset on the small bay of San Gregorio, where the sun directly "plunges" into the sea. The bay of Porto Selvaggio is also worth a visit, a large natural reserve characterized by a rocky beach bathed by cold currents. Going further up the coast, you will find the most famous sand stretches such as that of Porto Cesareo and Torre Lapillo, or the beautiful beach of Punta Prosciutto, which will enchant you with its fine sand dunes and turquoise waters. Moving from the coasts, everywhere in the hinterland you will breathe culture and tradition and could be dazzled by the whiteness of the Lecce stone, which illuminates the alleys through the old town – Lecce above all - the provincial capital of the Salento area. So, here, like everywhere in Puglia, many different landscapes will surprise you and affect you.