Towns in Sorrento Coast

	Arola
	Arola is one of thirteen hamlets of Vico Equense, a lively village of the Sorrentine Peninsula.  »
	Castellammare di Stabia
	Castellammare di Stabia is a small town in the Gulf of Naples, shaped as a natural bowl among the hills, into an extremely fertile area, rich in mineral waters.  »
	Colli di Fontanelle
	Colli di Fontanelle, hamlet of Sant'Agnello, is located on top of the Sorrento Peninsula hills.  »
	Cumae
	Anciently known as the "crib of Greek civilization", Cuma is nowadays an archaeological city, a wonderful area where to make a dive into the past and listen to the enticing voice of history, myth and culture.  »
	Marina del Cantone
	Marina del Cantone overlooks the Gulf of Salerno between the Bay of Jeranto and Recommone.  »
	Marina della Lobra
	Marina della Lobra is a small port and historic seafaring village belonging to the municipality of Massa Lubrense.  »
	Marina di Puolo
	Marina di Puolo, is a delightful small fishing village with a population of about 150 people.  »
	Massa Lubrense
	Massa Lubrense is popularly known as the legendary Land of Sirens (from which it derives the toponym of “Sirenusion”), who lived along the coast and with their haunting and beautiful voices lured sailors onto the rocks.  »
	Meta di Sorrento
	Born as Bourbon's territory, Meta used to be the first village that people encountered going towards Sorrento from Vico Equense.  »
	Metrano
	Metrano is a wisp of a hamlet housing only 300 inhabitants high in the hills of the Sorrento Peninsula.  »
	Monte di Procida
	Monte di Procida sits like a beautiful balcony on the tip of the promontory that dips into the Gulf of Naples.  »
	Nerano
	Nerano is a charming fishing village situated half way between Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast.  »
	Piano di Sorrento
	Piano di Sorrento, historically known as “Planities” because of the flat area on which it is built, is located just next to Sorrento.  »
	Sant'Agata sui Due Golfi
	Sant'Agata sui Due Golfi is nationwide famous for sweeping panoramas and great number of trekking routes.  »
	Sant'Agnello di Sorrento
	The worldwide renowned Sorrento Coast offers another unique beauty: the village of Sant'Agnello.  »
	Schiazzano
	The first news of this village, formerly called Scazano, dated back to the late fifteenth century.  »
	Torca
	Torca, splendid hamlet of Massa Lubrense that counts no more than 1000 inhabitants, lies on a stunning slope overlooking the whole Gulf of Salerno at 350 metres above the sea.  »
	Vico Equense
	Vico Equense was probably the first town to be built on the Sorrento Peninsula.  »

Advanced search

(swimming pool, air conditioning, view of the sea and other amenities...)

Browse Villas

Amalfi Coast
Sorrento Coast
Tuscany
Cilento National Park
Lake Como
Rome and Latium
Umbria
Capri and Ischia
Venice
Puglia (Apulia)

Browse by town

Deals and last minute
New villas
Large groups
Luxury villas
Romantic villas

How to rent

Booking on-line is easy: here is how it works and what happens after you have made your reservation.

Testimonials

Our greatest reward is your satisfaction! See what our guests think of us...

F.A.Q.

Read the answers to the most frequently asked questions on renting an apartment or a villa with us.

Let's talk

We would like to help you in choosing the best accommodation for your vacation in Italy.

About us

Learn more about us and see how we got started.

Why us?

Here are ten good reasons to book your Italian villa with us.

Terms

Read the rental terms for our properties.

Travel Guide Home

Your recently visited:

	Towns in Sorrento Coast
	Restaurant Boccaccio
	Local Recipes in Naples
	Local Recipes in Venice
	Cooking Schools in Rome
	Fishmonger Cipriano
	Restaurant Rosolino
	Colli di Fontanelle
	Restaurants in Salerno
	Fishmonger De Lucia
	Restaurants in Asciano
	Restaurant Preludio
	Restaurant La Botte
	Restaurants in Tuscany
	Tour Companies in Pisa
	Italian Food in Umbria
	Street Markets in Rome
	Restaurants in Perugia
	Pasticceria De Riso
	Itineraries in Tuscany

Home | Travel Guide | Travel Tips | Contact Us

USA & Canada Toll Free: 1 800 509 8194 UK Toll Free: 0 800 047 0248 International: +41 91 220 0567 Italy: +39 089 842 6126 Email: info@summerinitaly.com