There is a reason why the Amalfi coast is famous for its beautiful jewel-like hues and breathtaking views of the ocean numerous citrus groves, and the swaying bougainvillea that tumbles down the rocky hillsides. In the south of Italy, la dolce vita is more than just geography. It’s about unique culture and art and history, food, and music when it comes to the Amalfi coast the location is all that matters. If it’s vibrant and protected by Unesco Positano and the coastal road that winds through townships like Sorrento and Ravello and Ravello, the ancient Roman archaeological sites, or the chic cafes on the island of Capri Our pick of the region’s many luxury villas in Amalfi Coast will provide everything you require to enjoy the place’s enchanting charms.
Italy’s gorgeous southern belle is a film that is a list-maker – it features ancient wrecks, volcanic drama, and hypnotic towns that cling to steep cliffs. A house in the Amalfi Coast region is all about romance and the past and stunning ocean views, radiant sun relaxed living, and heart-warmingly delicious food in the most surprising of locations.
Villa Maiori
The property is located in a tranquil estate in the historic town, and perched upon the cliff that is awash with the shimmering Tyrrhenian Sea, this towering stone home is a spitfire of character. You will find six bedrooms, split among an ancient watchtower as well as four adjoining rooms, private access to the sea via a zig-zagging pathway as well as a pool with a double level, and a private fitness center. The property also has direct access to another villa nearby, Il Marinaio, which is rented out for up to 26 persons.
Villa Califano
Villa Califano is an exceptionally elegant villa located in the center of Sorrento close to everything in the area, such as the sandy beach, tennis courts as well as restaurants, shops, and bars. The surrounding area is a view of the Gulf of Naples, ideal to enjoy a relaxing afternoon in the south-facing Italian sun.
If you’re in search of an apartment in the middle of Sorrento it’s impossible to locate a more beautiful spot than Villa Califano. The beach is one minute away, and the best of Sorrento including The Museo Correale di Terranova and the old town center is easily accessible by foot. Furthermore, Sorrento is an ideal location to start your journey to numerous other famous Italian locations, such as Capri Island, Capri, and the towns of Ischia, Pompeii, and Positano.
Villa Teresa
The holiday house has a pool and is located situated on the shores of Cilento, 3.5 km from San Marco. The first floor can be accessed by a double staircase. It is ideal for groups of friends or families. It comes with a garden that is fenced and an automatic gate, as well as a car park. It is equipped for outdoor dining, with two chairs, tables, a barbecue, and a wood oven. The house is in the mountains and is only 4 kilometers away from the ocean.
Visitors can go hiking or rent motorbikes, bikes, and bicycles as well as boats. In Agropoli (20 kilometers) it is possible to reach some of the island groups Positano, Amalfi, Capri, and Ischia via a boat tour. Distances: Palestine of Paestum (40 km), Palinuro with its amazing caves, Infreschi bay with its amazing caves and Infreschi bay (40 km), and Pompeii (80 kilometers).
Positano Bay
The historic residence, which was constructed in 1741, sits located on the cliff top overlooking Positano Bay. Staying here gives you an unobstructed and peaceful view of the sea without having to sacrifice the location. It’s a mere 10 minutes walk to the town center. In addition, the beautifully restored property is designed for large groups. There’s a spa, a cook, 12 grand bedrooms and the verdant grounds are sweeping — think 300m of bougainvillea-adorned terraces, with abundant fruit trees from which preserves are made for breakfast.
Villa Sirenusa
Because it’s one of the few villas along the Amalfi Coast equipped with an infinity pool with a private entrance, It’s evident right from the beginning that this vacation home will be unique. Who wouldn’t want an infinity pool that has a private beach with an amazing view of the Mediterranean Sea sparkling away in front of their eyes?
The private pool is located in beautiful outdoor spaces, so you can take in stunning views. If you’d rather enjoy the magnificent views from a hammock, sun lounger, or a comfy seat, make your preference. Gardening that is well-groomed can produce stunning olive trees and fruit as well as a wealth of Mediterranean flowers and lush hillsides everywhere. Relax in the hammock with a book or sit on the massive sofa with its pergola.
Villa Blue Shores
This spacious and stylish property has all the trappings of a Hollywood mansion surrounded by nature but adorned with flair. It is surrounded by gardens and covers an area of 650m2 of outdoor living with plenty of seating, it is the ideal platform from which you can enjoy the stunning views of the coast.
The villa is within walking distance of the beach in Cantone which is an old fishing village, which is now an attractive holiday destination on the coast of Amalfi. The villa has the privacy of a private pool, as well as an external spa that is heated and has views of the sea and fitness equipment for both those who want to be active and leisurely. Accessible via a patio located in front of the living area The pool area has sun beds as well as two hot tubs outdoor shower. Parking for two cars is included.
Dorata
With the elaborate chandeliers, the frescoed ceilings with a garden that is reminiscent of Eden, and a full staff the palazzo’s jewel-toned decor are sure to have guests around you savoring all your regal desires within minutes. Do you want a slice of wood-fired pizza? an old-fashioned bottle of wine, but don’t have to compete with others for a seat? Prego has two pizza places and a wine cellar that is privately located on the premises. Amazing views of Positano are everywhere and the center of town is only 8 minutes away once you’re eager to be part of the excitement.
Villa Chiellini
Villa Chiellini is located on the island of Ischia located in the stunning Bay of Naples. Beautiful ocean views can be seen from the villa’s infinity pool which is surrounded by lush plants and natural rock. A rustic wooden fence surrounds the sun-filled garden as well as a gorgeously constructed terrace, all of which look out towards the sea. It is located in an exclusive resort that shares a common area with neighboring villas, and right across from The famed Giardini La Mortella, Villa Chiellini is furnished in a typical local style and is decorated with basic white, refreshing blue, and soft beige creating a bright and light environment with a hint of island style.
Travel Guide in Amalfi Coast
From the stunning views over to the Bay of Salerno to the resorts turned fishing villages that are soaring in tiny clusters from cliffs, Italy’s southern Riviera appears exactly as you’d imagined. The Amalfi Coast is as captivating, dramatic, and cinematic as you can get. There’s a very glamorous island of Positano as well as the sun-kissed beach of the lemon-loving Sorrento and the adjacent picturesque islands Capri and Ischia located situated just offshore. A holiday in a villa on Amalfi Coast is secluded but chic – the urban zing is provided by Naples which is a stunningly beautiful and vibrant cultural center of antiquated art, ancient masterpieces, and exceptional pizza.
Why do you want to visit Amalfi Coast?
If you’re looking for the sun with unique food, and lots of old-world history to learn about It doesn’t get more perfect than the Amalfi coast. It was the preferred playground of the Roman emperors for decades, so if it’s as good as Caesar is good enough for us! With such a stunning collection of luxury villas, you’ll not be disappointed.
The scenery is usually southern Italian and is characterized by green hills and rocky mountains that drop down to the ocean. In the countryside, you’ll discover tiny villages and towns which have remained the same for many centuries.
If you’re a hopeless romantic or a lover of ancient history with a love of the ruins or are an entire family in search of an idyllic beach to relax at, then our villas along Amalfi Coast are sure to please you.
Drinks and food
Start your day with a cup of coffee and the local sfogliatella, which is a sweet and delicious pastry that you’ll be enthralled with after the first bite.
If you’re looking to dine like locals, then take lunch as your main dinner of the day, considering that you’re only an hour away from Naples which is the home of pizza. Here’s what you covered. great idea of what to choose!
In this region of Italy, the people of this region still adhere to eating seasonal and, therefore, all through the year you’ll find variations on local menus including fresh asparagus in spring to chestnuts and black truffles in autumn. Drink it all down with the local favorite drink, limoncello, which is the most effective cleanser for your palate around!
Activities to enjoy on the Amalfi Coast
From sparkling water and charming towns to ancient structures and natural beauty The Amalfi Coast is an adventure for all ages. If you’re interested in exploring the turquoise waters, go on an excursion on a boat towards Li Galli Sirenuse, visiting the archipelago comprised of La Castelluccia, Gallo Lungo, and La Rotonda. Pay attention and you may hear the songs of the Sirens on this small group of islands located off the Amalfi coast villas!
For those who love history, you should visit the charming city of fishing called Amalfi which was once a thriving trade center. The 9th-century Amalfi Cathedral is a great opportunity to explore the town’s intriguing historical past.
If you’d like to be immersed in the beauty of nature in the region, visit the Ferrier Valley Nature Reserve. With lemon groves and stunning spring flowers, this reserve used to be the home of a variety of ironworks that date from Roman times. Today, it is renowned for its peace and breathtaking waterfalls, making this the ideal place to spend a day hiking.
Beaches along the Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi coast isn’t exactly well-known for its beaches. However, the ones that do line the coast are tiny but they are friendly and fairly tranquil. There are some more crowded ones with all the typical facilities, but they can get quite busy during July and August. If you want to escape, stay away from the main tourist spots and you’ll be able to discover your private spot along the coastline. The coastline is quite rough with towering cliffs and tiny inlets, many of which are only accessible by boat. Keep your eyes peeled for small beaches with the distinctive black volcanic sand that is what makes them somewhat unique.
Villages and towns on the Amalfi Coast
It’s impossible to travel your way along the Amalfi coast without coming across stunningly pretty towns and villages. There are charming little towns to discover, with pastel-colored homes tumbling down the slopes and atop the hill.
These aren’t all modern towns also and no trip to this area of Italy is not complete without an excursion to the haunting remnants from Pompeii as well as Herculaneum. Get on the Circumvesuviana Railway and ride the train toward Naples. Get off at Pompei Scavi (Villa dei Misteri). The trip is about 35 mins from Sorrento It’s an excellent day trip and simple to reach. Our top tip: don’t drive! Parking is scarce at least, and the sole word that describes the traffic when you get further away from the suburban areas of Naples is “madness!”
The most popular place to shop is in Naples. It’s raucous, it’s crowded and it’s incredibly busy however, with its many small backstreets and piazzas to discover It’s an absolute treasure of a town and worth a trip. Utilize public transportation to get there Parking for pay-and-display is restricted, and the majority of parking spaces are permitted parking only.
How to get there and around the Amalfi Coast
Are you wondering how to best explore this gorgeous region? We’ve uncovered the best methods for the villas we have in the Amalfi Coast region, and avoid traffic and crowds along the route!
On plane
If you’re planning to spend a few days with us in our Amalfi villas on the coast It’s not difficult to reach us. There are frequent flights with more than 100 flights operating from airports across the UK every week connecting Naples. The flight takes about two and one-half hours from London approximately three hours from the majority of regional airports.
By Car
Expect a lot of winding roads and traffic if looking to hire an automobile along the coast of Amalfi. There’s also a dearth of parking options, so public transport could be the best option.
By Bus
While buses are often frequent but they often get stuck in traffic. Tickets must be purchased in advance at most bars or tobacconists. Be aware that buses do not operate during the night, therefore taxis are the best choice.
By Train
Italian trains are swift and clean, they are extremely cheap and reliable. The two major stations for trains along Amalfi Coast include Salerno which connects directly to Eurostar and Italy’s main Italian network as well as Sorrento.
There is also easy access to a Sorrento line that connects Naples as well as the remains of Pompeii and is a great option to visit some of the most popular tourist destinations in the region. Additionally, you get the benefit of an amazing view of the coastline as you travel.
Final Notes on Luxury Villas on Amalfi Coast
The soaring houses that cascade over the cliffs that plunge have turned the famous coastline of southern Italy into an international star. UNESCO has declared Amalfi Coast as an “outstanding region of beauty’ and we can’t agree more. The incredibly high coastal roads connect with fragile pastel towns that wrap around the sloping slopes. There are also the stunning central squares with cinematic views as well as the terraces with lemon trees, and the stunning panoramic views that improve the more you travel.
Change your villa’s setting to driving around the country, moving between towns that are snaking cliffs, and then the following. Positano is the place to go for jet-setters and is among one of the most famous towns. Make sure to stop and snap some photos in the various shades of pink and terracotta and then explore the chic boutiques and fashionable streets that attract high-end crowds.
