Amalfi Coast villa rentals
The perfect stay
in Amalfi, Italy
Miles and miles of mesmerising coastline, ancient towns and small villages perched on top of cliffs and lemon groves stretching down towards the sea: there’s nowhere quite like the Amalfi Coast. An intoxicating blend of sophistication, beauty and simplicity, Southern Italy’s world-famous coastline is home to some of the most beautiful vistas in the whole country. Our luxury Amalfi villas give you the chance to discover this jewel on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea for yourself.
The Amalfi Coast is one of Italy’s hidden gems. From the picturesque lemon tree groves to UNESCO World Heritage sites this charming region is where those in the know head for an authentic Italian vacation in the sun.
Stretching from Sorrento to Salerno, the whole of the Amalfi Coast is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Think warm summer breezes, the scent of lemon in the air, and lazy strolls around cobbled streets filled with pastel-painted houses. Every part of Amalfi is picture-worthy, from the charming little restaurants serving up fresh, local fare to the coastline’s dramatic limestone arches and cliffs. Hidden around every headland are secret coves where you can dive, snorkel, or simply soak up the sunshine in glorious isolation.
Stretching from Sorrento to Salerno, the whole of the Amalfi Coast is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Think warm summer breezes, the scent of lemon in the air, and lazy strolls around cobbled streets filled with pastel-painted houses. Every part of Amalfi is picture-worthy, from the charming little restaurants serving up fresh, local fare to the coastline’s dramatic limestone arches and cliffs. Hidden around every headland are secret coves where you can dive, snorkel, or simply soak up the sunshine in glorious isolation.
The Amalfi Coast introduces you to a more laid-back lifestyle compared to the hustle and bustle of nearby Naples. However, if you love your history there are some of the world’s most important sites on your doorstep, including Pompeii and Herculaneum. You’re also nearby the birthplace of the pizza, so expect food to be bursting with flavour - simple, yet delicious. Wash it down with some locally made limoncello and you’ll have the true taste of Amalfi.
- Take a private boat tour of Capri and discover the nearby sea caves, including the famous Blue Grotto.
- Dip your toes in the hot spring at Baia di Sorgeto on the island of Ischia – the water in this cove is thermally heated and makes for a relaxing bath spot.
- Be sure to try the local speciality of Spaghetti alla Nerano (a simple, but delicious pasta dish made with fried zucchini), with a crisp glass of limoncello to finish it off.
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Sorrento, Italy’s finest coastal destination
Beloved by the rich and famous since Roman times, Sorrento is charming, vibrant and full of character. Classic Italian villas cling to the verdant hillsides, overlooking the finest ocean views of the Bay of Naples. Lazy afternoons are spent in tiny cafés, sipping espresso and simply watching the world go by. Or immerse yourself in two thousand years of history, from the might of the Roman Empire to the sheer brilliance of the Renaissance. Sorrento is a year-round destination that is as glamorous today as it was when Caesar had a holiday home here.
Our luxury Amalfi villas
Dorata
Villa Lika
Merope
Gonda
Aldana
Villa Rondinaia
“For me, the Amalfi Coast is the epitome of charm: expect to be greeted with spectacular sea views from sunrise to sunset. I love the feeling of the warm Mediterranean sun on my skin and the scent of lemons on the breeze.”
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When to visit Amalfi
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Please note: these are the average temperatures reported but can vary greatly due to weather conditions, such as heat waves etc. We kindly invite you to contact us for more information, including confirmation that your chosen villa has air conditioning, to ensure a comfortable stay.
Best time to go
During spring: regarded as the ‘Golden Season’, spring is enchanting all along the Amalfi Coast. You’ll notice the scent of jasmine and orange blossom as the orchards come into full flower. The best time to visit is May when the peak season is still a month or two away, and you’ll have locations like the Blue Grotto in Capri and Fornillo Beach in Positano to yourself. Expect temperatures ranging from the mid-teens to low 20s°C (65-71°F).
During summer: the summer months see the temperature climb into the high 20s°C, sometimes tipping into 30-32°C (86-89°F). This period, particularly July and August, brings festivals galore, with every village and town celebrating key saint’s days and religious holidays, as well as various food and drink events. There will be plenty of other visitors during this period, but you can still find your own little slice of tranquillity by exploring the various hiking trails winding along the coast. Better yet, after exploring the town of Amalfi, head to your Amalfi Coast villa rental and experience luxurious serenity.
During autumn: autumn is a beautiful time of the year to discover the Amalfi Coast, and temperatures are still mild at around 26°C (78°F). The tourists have thinned, but most sites and services will remain open, and you’ll still enjoy plenty of sunshine, with the occasional brief shower of rain.
During winter: during the winter the Amalfi Coast takes on a more dramatic personality, with huge waves crashing onto the shore. It’s a great time to go hiking and exploring, discovering an entirely different aspect of the region. If you’re craving a spot of culture, you can always head for Sorrento, where you’ll find plenty of cafés and restaurants open all year round.
How to get there
Make the journey as memorable as the arrival. Your dedicated concierge can arrange transportation from the closest airport or train station to your Amalfi Coast villa.
By plane
The Amalfi Coast is an hour’s drive from Napoli International Airport, which is also suitable for private chartered arrivals and departures. Your dedicated concierge will be able to arrange transfers to your Amalfi villa rental or pre-organise car hire for you on arrival.
By train
Italy’s train network is superb and very efficient to travel to your luxe villa. There are two principal train stations serving the Amalfi Coast. Salerno has direct Eurostar and regional train connections to Rome and Naples. Sorrento also connects to Naples and down to the main tourist regions of Pompeii.
By car
Car hire is plentiful, with most of the major car hire agencies having representatives at Napoli Airport. The roads are good although the clifftop roads can be very narrow. You are around 170 miles from Rome and 44 miles from Naples by road.
Local tips
- If you want to avoid crowded ferries, especially over the summer season, your dedicated concierge can arrange a private water taxi.
- Many cafés, restaurants and attractions are closed from November until Easter. Boat and ferry services are limited during this period too. If you would like to visit during this time, we can arrange private chef services for your Amalfi vacation.
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