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The spellbinding region of the Amalfi Coast is home to dramatic cliff-edge towns radiating colour and charm. A villa holiday in the Amalfi Coast provides the perfect location to enjoy the glitz and glamour of the region - with quaint streets, chic boutiques, beautiful beaches, stunning views, and café-lined promenades throughout. Hire a luxury villa with your own private pool on the Amalfi Coast to experience the ultimate in Italian bliss.
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One of Italy's "must-see" spots, the Amalfi Coast is a fusion of striking architecture, scintillating scenery, beautiful beaches, and rich heritage where you can truly revel in la dolce vita. Whether you’re a history buff with a penchant for ruins, a sun-seeker looking for a beach to laze on, or a food-lover craving authentic Italian cuisine, this extraordinary destination won’t disappoint.
A playground for Rome’s emperors for centuries, an abundance of historical wonders is on your doorstep, with Pompeii, Herculaneum, and lesser-known Paestum and Velia, all within reach. Set sail on the turquoise waters by taking a boat tour to the beautiful cluster of islands at Li Galli Sirenuse, where if you listen carefully, you might be lured by the song of the mythical Sirens.
Dotted throughout the lush landscape are tiny pastel-coloured towns and villages that have remained unchanged for centuries, where you can spend countless hours exploring their cobbled lanes.
Throw yourself into the natural beauty by heading to the Ferrier Valley Nature Reserve, with hiking trails that weave through the lemon groves, plummeting gorges, cascading waterfalls, and flora-clad valleys.
Classical music fans will be wowed in Ravello, an ornate hilltop town that comes alive with its countless outdoor concerts. If shopping is on your mind, Sorrento and Positano are home to vibrant shopping scenes where you can hunt for leather goods at bustling markets, or indulge in designer labels at stylish fashion boutiques.
Read our blog on the top things to do in the Amalfi Coast!
The Amalfi Coast is packed with quiet and scenic corners, with crops of pretty pebbly coves hidden beneath soaring rocky cliffs and small inlets. With pastel-coloured towns to discover above and the calm turquoise sea stretching out in front of you, beach days don’t get much better than this.
Up and down Sorrento and Positano are small, picturesque beaches, but you’ll find a long stretch of pristine sand at Maiori filled with loungers and even some water sports if you fancy some action. For a taste of glamour, the Marina Grande in Positano is a favourite for vacationing celebrities, where you can splurge on cocktails at a beach club.
Head away from the regular hotspots and you’re bound to find your own secret little bay along this incredible coastline. For keen explorers, rent out a boat at Marina Grande and keep an eye out for beaches boasting unique black volcanic sand and the glistening emerald cave of Grotta dello Smeraldo.
This is the largest and most popular beach in Positano. With crystal clear water and a wide strip of sand, this beach is perfect for sunbathing. It's also known for its impressive views of the town and colourful umbrellas.
Located just a short walk from the centre of Positano, Fornillo Beach is a quieter alternative to Spiaggia Grande. It's a bit smaller and more secluded, but again with crystal-clear water and a relaxed atmosphere, it has all the amenities you need for a great day at the beach.
This is the main beach in Amalfi, and it's one of the most popular on the coast. It's a wide strip of sand that stretches along the waterfront, and is surrounded by pastel coloured buildings and local restaurants.
A quieter beach located just outside of Positano, and accessible only by boat or a long staircase, this beach is a great spot if you're looking for some peace and quiet away from the crowds. Totally worth getting to, this is one of the most beautiful places on the coast, known for its clear water and incredible views.
Evenings across the Amalfi coast are relatively low-key, centred around enjoying late-night alfresco meals whilst clinking glasses of wine. Head to a pastel-hued coastal town and admire the views from a panoramic cliffside restaurant from its windows and terraces. Inland, you can soak up the local atmosphere with a drink or two at a traditional wine bar, all while staring out over verdant vineyards.
The nightlife gravitates around the glamorous seaside town of Positano, where holidaymakers can dance the night away till the early morning. With rows of chic bars and lively clubs, Music on the Rocks nightclub is one of the trendiest, frequented by celebrities alike. Amalfi Town also has a vibrant social life. Masaniello Art Cafè is a café that opens from morning until night where you can indulge in a cocktail whilst listening to some live music.
On the Amalfi Coast, dishes are made according to the seasons, served with simplicity using only the freshest ingredients and local produce. This means that all year round there’s a colourful variety on the menus, from fresh asparagus in the spring to black truffles in the autumn.
The bountiful waters deliver appetising seafood fresh from the Tyrrhenian Sea to your plate, or you could always purchase a catch of the day and grill it on your outdoor barbecue. Make sure to try Gnocchi alla Sorrentina, the region’s specialty dish, with light and fluffy potato dumplings mixed in a delicious tomato and mozzarella sauce.
Menus are full of typical Italian favourites, from creamy risottos, fruity gelatos and sumptuous pasta dishes. Seeing as you’re just a short drive away from Naples, the birthplace of pizza, we have a good idea for where you should go for your lunch!
Wash everything down with the treasured local tipple, Limoncello, which is locally made from the region’s fruity Amalfi lemons. Across the coast are restaurants to suit every taste and budget, from extravagant Michelin-star restaurants to quaint family-run eateries overlooking the glistening sea.
This enchanting region is beloved by history buffs, seeped in ancient and fascinating myths, where it is said that sirens lured fishermen to the rocks of Li Galli. You can’t miss the sense of times gone by when wandering Amalfi’s twisting old streets, with the impressive 9th-century cathedral at the town’s cultural heart.
If you’re into hiking, you’ll love the medieval watchtower, Torre dello Ziro, which is perched high above Amalfi, offering unbeatable views across the bay. Don’t forget to stop by Salerno, where the striking cathedral is considered one of the finest in Italy, decorated with intricate mosaics and beautiful architecture across its courtyards, grand hallways, and brick towers.
No trip to Italy is complete without at least one visit to the eerie remains of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Walk in the footsteps of the ancient Romans in once thriving cities turned into ruins by the eruptions of Mount Vesuvius and frozen in time under a blanket of volcanic ash and pumice.
An easy day trip is to the ruined Greek-Roman city of Paestum, draped with Greek temples, Roman forums, amphitheatres, and crumbling houses. You can’t travel along the coast without tripping over a few charming villages, filled with pastel-painted houses tumbling down the hillsides. Time seems to have stood still in Capo, a colourful hidden village with winding cobbled streets etched in history.
Family-friendly is the basis of the Italian lifestyle, so families can easily slot into the relaxed rhythm of everyday life whilst absorbing the local history at every corner. The Amalfi Coast is packed with activities for families, with pristine sandy beaches to splash around on and scenic boat trips that let you easily see the picturesque beauty of the region. Spend a day filled with adventure and adrenaline crossing daring rope bridges and zip lines at Valle dell'Irno Adventure Park,or jump for joy at the inflatable and trampoline park at Parco degli Ulivi.
For something more serene, visit Salerno’s famous botanic gardens, bursting with plants, fountains, and statues to gaze at during scenic family walks. An activity to sweeten everyone’s day is searching for the best gelato in town! Positano is famous for its incredible gelato shops, with a rainbow of different flavours on offer. Perfect for budding mini-chefs, put your Neapolitan pizza-making skills to the test with a cooking class at one of the region’s many cooking schools. An experience the whole family will enjoy, the Due Golfi Train Tour is a three-hour scenic trip across the countryside where you’ll visit a lemon grove, taste fresh limoncello and foodie delights.
Located on the southwestern shores of Italy, the Amalfi Coast has been a bucket list destination for years. It may only be thirty miles long, but this rugged coastline packs a punch when it comes to its natural beauty and was awarded UNESCO World Heritage status in 1997.
A dramatic landscape of steep cliffs and mountains that plunge into the sea in theatrical brilliance, with pastel-coloured towns perched above the waves, is the perfect holiday spot. Stretching around the Salerno Gulf, the breathtaking landscape is peppered with pebbly coves, lemon groves, and verdant vineyards.
It’s hardly surprising why it's been the setting for films and paintings. But don’t just take our word for it. Over the centuries countless writers, artists, musicians, and celebrities have fallen for its laid-back charm.
From the seafront to the lush green interiors, our Amalfi Coast villas on the Sorrentine peninsula are close to the action, whether that’s atmospheric towns, tempting eateries, small beaches, or fascinating archaeological sites.
When you stay in one of our villas in Amalfi Coast, the mythical home of the sirens, you’ll see how easy it is to be lured by this captivating and enchanting destination.
Family-friendly is the basis of the Italian lifestyle, so families can easily slot into the relaxed rhythm of everyday life whilst absorbing the local history at every corner. The Amalfi Coast is packed with activities for families, with pristine sandy beaches to splash around on, and scenic boat trips that let you easily see the picturesque beauty of the region.
Spend a day filled with adventure and adrenaline crossing daring rope bridges and zip lines at Valle dell'Arno Adventure Park,or jump for joy at the inflatable and trampoline park at Parco degli Ulivi. For something more serene, visit Salerno’s famous botanic gardens, bursting with plants, fountains, and statues to gaze at during scenic family walks. An activity to sweeten everyone’s day is searching for the best gelato in town. Positano is famous for its incredible gelato shops, with a rainbow of different flavours on offer.
Perfect for budding mini-chefs, put your Neapolitan pizza-making skills to the test with a cooking class at one of the region’s many cooking schools. An experience the whole family will enjoy, the Due Golfi Train Tour is a three-hour scenic trip across the countryside where you’ll visit a lemon grove, taste fresh limoncello and foodie delights.
Nestled on the breathtakingly beautiful Amalfi Coast, this charming town is the perfect destination for a relaxing holiday that will leave you relaxed, rejuvenated, and enchanted. With its azure waters, picturesque beaches, and historic architecture, Amalfi promises to take your breath away.
Take a leisurely boat tour along the coastline to soak up the sun and marvel at the magnificent cliffs and villages. Alternatively, hike along the well-trodden trails to enjoy the wondrous views and experience the true beauty of the region.
In Amalfi itself, you won't want to miss the magnificent Cathedral of Sant'Andrea. This 11th-century cathedral, with its Byzantine-style architecture, is one of the town's main attractions, and a testament to its vibrant history.
As the sun sets, indulge in the local cuisine, with its fresh seafood and sumptuous Italian dishes. And, of course, no trip to Amalfi is complete without sipping on a refreshing Limoncello, made from locally grown lemons.
Marina del Cantone is a hidden gem that offers an alluring escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its pristine beaches, beautifully clear waters, and authentic Italian charm, Marina del Cantone promises to be a destination that will capture your heart and imagination.
As you arrive in the village, take in the views of the Mediterranean Sea, with its shades of blue and green that sparkle in the sunlight. Stroll through the bustling streets and explore the local shops, cafes, and restaurants, where you can indulge in the delicious cuisine that Marina del Cantone is known for. Sample fresh seafood, homemade pasta dishes, and local wines, all while soaking up the relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
One of the highlights of Marina del Cantone is its beautiful beaches. From the sheltered bay of Marina del Cantone to the secluded cove of Crapolla Beach, there is a beach to suit every taste. For the adventurous, take a boat tour along the Amalfi Coast, and visit memorable places such as the Emerald Grotto or the Furore Fjord. Alternatively, hike along the ancient footpaths that wind through the hills and vineyards, offering breathtaking views of the coastline.
With its unique charm, natural beauty, and laid-back atmosphere, Marina del Cantone promises to be an unforgettable destination that will leave you feeling refreshed, inspired, and enchanted.
With its verdant landscapes, authentic Italian charm, and cultural heritage, Massa Lubrense promises to be a destination that will captivate and inspire you.
As you arrive in the village, enjoy the views of the Gulf of Naples and the Isle of Capri, with their azure waters and rugged coastlines.
One of the highlights of Massa Lubrense is its own beautiful coastline, with secluded coves, hidden beaches, and fabulous sea views. Take a relaxing boat tour along the coastline to discover the gems of the region, such as the Punta Campanella Marine Reserve or the Bay of Ieranto.
For the culturally inclined, visit the village's historic landmarks, such as the 16th-century Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, or the ancient Roman villa of Pollio Felice. Immerse yourself in the history and heritage of the region, and discover the stories and legends that have shaped Massa Lubrense over the centuries.
Tucked between Positano and Amalfi, this quintessential Italian town offers an authentic experience away from the crowds. With its breathtaking landscapes, pristine beaches, and friendly locals, Praiano promises to be the perfect spot for your next holiday.
Experience the natural beauty of Praiano by exploring its dramatic coastline and hidden coves. Take a boat tour to discover the secluded beaches and crystal-clear waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Alternatively, trek the ancient footpaths that wind through the hills and olive groves, offering breathtaking views of the sea and the surrounding landscape.
Relax on the beaches of Praiano, where you can unwind and soak up the Mediterranean sun. From the secluded cove of Gavitella Beach to the sandy expanse of La Praia Beach, there is a beach to suit every taste.
Explore the picturesque fishing village of Marina di Praia, where you can indulge in fresh seafood and local wines while enjoying the beautiful sea views. Or marvel at Praiano's historic landmarks, such as the 11th-century Church of San Gennaro, or the 17th-century Church of San Luca Evangelista, or the ancient watchtower of Torre a Mare.
Sorrento, the jewel of the Amalfi Coast, where breathtaking views, incredible landscapes, and authentic Italian charm combine to create the ultimate holiday destination. With its impressive coastline, clear waters, and vibrant cultural scene, Sorrento offers something for every traveller.
Immerse yourself in the local culture by exploring the colourful streets of Sorrento's historic city center. Discover the town's local markets, quaint shops, and lively cafes, where you can indulge in the delicious cuisine that Sorrento is known for.
Visit the town's historic landmarks, such as the 14th-century Church of Santa Maria Assunta, or the ruins of the Roman villa of Pollio Felice. Or relax on the beaches of Sorrento, where you can bask in the Mediterranean sun and swim in the refreshing waters.
At night, enjoy the vibrant cultural scene of Sorrento, where you can watch live music, theatre performances, and art exhibitions. Or take part in the town's traditional festivals and celebrations, such as the Feast of Sant'Anna or the Lemon Festival, which celebrate the ancient history and cultural heritage of the region.
Indulge in the ultimate Italian experience by renting a private luxury villa on the breathtaking Amalfi Coast. Whether you're a family or a couple, this is the perfect way to experience the region in style and comfort.
Imagine waking up every morning to the sounds of the Mediterranean waves crashing against the cliffs, surrounded by stunning views of the coastline and the lush hills of the Amalfi Coast. Relax in the comfort and privacy of your own luxury villa, complete with all the amenities you could ever need, including air conditioning and your own private swimming pool.
With ample living areas, multiple bedrooms, and private outdoor spaces, our luxury villas will accommodate your every need, whether you're looking for a romantic escape or a fun-filled family holiday.
Cook your own delicious meals in the fully-equipped kitchen or hire a private chef to prepare a gourmet feast for you and your loved ones. Savour your meals on your own outdoor terrace, taking in the stunning sea views.
After a relaxing day on the beach, enjoy a glass of local wine while admiring the stunning sunset over the Mediterranean, or take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque coastal towns, where you can soak up the region's unique atmosphere and charm.
With one of our private villas, you'll have everything you need to enjoy the ultimate Italian holiday, whether you're a large group, or a couple. So why wait? Book your own private luxury villa on the Amalfi Coast today and discover the magic of this stunning region.
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Squeezed between Amalfi and Praiano, the Grotta dello Smeraldo, or the Emerald Cave, is a sight to behold. This extraordinary natural phenomenon is one of Italy’s most beautiful caves and its not hard to see why. The whole grotto gets bathed in a mesmerising emerald hue from the seeping sunlight, which twinkles against the dripping stalactites. Hop on a local boat tour and sail through the enchanting scenery.
History lovers will make a dash to Pompeii, a 2,000-year-old historic ruined city devastated by the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius. This well-preserved UNESCO World Heritage site offers visitors a glimpse into the life of an ancient Roman, with its amphitheatre, gladiator barracks, and eerie streets echoing the city’s captivating past.
One of the most beloved wine regions for the Romans, Campania is home to numerous rare and native grape varieties that can’t be found anywhere else. The majority of the region’s vineyards are nuzzled within the dense countryside, spread across the rich volcanic landscape. Witness the old wine tradition first-hand with a tasting at a traditional winery, and take a bottle or two home as a souvenir.
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Villas in Amalfi Coast aren’t operated Jan, Feb, Mar, Nov, Dec
Annual sunshine
250 Days
Hottest period
June - August
Busiest month
October
Summer
Postcard worthy sights, colourful towns buzzing with energy and gorgeously warm days on pebbly beaches. That's exactly what a summer on the Amalfi Coast is like. Think coffee mornings gazing out over sparkling sea views and long, leisurely lunches filled with delicious Italian delicacies. Bellissimo!
Autumn
Fill your heart with a gorgeous autumn along the Amalfi Coast. With the streets quietened after the summer rush, everything slows down, inviting golden coastal walks, relaxed boat rides and good conversation over fresh pasta and local wine.
