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Luxury villas on the Amalfi Coast
Italy’s glamorous southern belle is an A list-loving blockbuster – there’s ancient ruins, volcanic drama, and hypnotic cliff-clinging towns. A villa on the Amalfi Coast is all about the romance and the history; expect mesmerising sea views, sun-kissed laid-back living, and soul-stirringly good food in the most unexpected of places.
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Amalfi Coast resorts and towns
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The perfect Amalfi Coast for you
Amalfi Coast Family Villas
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Our family villas in the Amalfi Coast offer an ideal setting for a luxurious holiday.
Amalfi Coast Beach Villas
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The Amalfi coast boast some of the most beautiful beaches and coves in Italy and our beach villas are in prime location to discover them.
Amalfi Coast villas with pools
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Booking a villa with a private pool is a perfect way to relax on your holiday, and luckily, most of our villas in the Amalfi Coast feature private pools.
Amalfi Coast villa holiday guide
From the epic views over the Bay of Salerno to the fishing towns turned resorts that hang in tiny clusters from the cliffs – Italy's southern Riviera looks exactly as you’d hoped. The Amalfi Coast really is as seductive, dramatic and cinematic as it gets. There’s glamorous Positano, the sun-kissed shoreline of lemon-loving Sorrento and the nearby idyllic islands of Capri and Ischia, just offshore. A villa holiday on the Amalfi Coast is sleepy yet stylish – the urban kick comes courtesy of Naples, an unexpectedly elegant and expressive cultural centre of ancient art, historic masterpieces and extraordinary pizza.
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Average Weather in Weather Chart
Italy’s glamorous Riviera is a definite season-changer, but is generally a good year round villa destination. The winter is quiet but much more dramatic – restaurants and shops can shut up for the low season, and rougher weather can cause rougher seas, so be flexible in case of any ferry or boat cancellations. Spring and autumn here are much more pleasant – coming out of their winter hibernation, the beaches start to open and the temperatures begin cranking up. It’s during the scorching summer rush when the towns are buzzing with constant activity, whether that’s the people-packed beaches, crowded viewing spots or the busy winding roads which can start to get quite hot to handle. This is perfect sunbathing weather, but it does come with the effort of navigating the off-school crowds and the area’s small pebbly beaches.
Why go to the Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast is blessed with spectacular coastal scenery and a lush terraced landscape of lemon, orange and olive groves. Whilst there are archaeological sites, gardens and villas to visit, we suggest you hire a boat to explore the coastline. As the sun sets, we recommend enjoying dinner at one of the lively restaurants, serving delicious local fish, meats and grilled vegetables from their private gardens.
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Carolina de Capell Brooke
Product Manager
With high cliffs, enchanting coves and glittering seas, Amalfi is one of the most popular destinations in the world. From ancient sites and a stunning coastline, to breathtaking mountain walks and exquisite cuisine, there's something for everyone in this Italian haven.
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Paola Cuconato
Villa Specialist
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