Villas in Amalfi 2025/2026

Enjoy a Villa Holiday in Amalfi

In its glory days, it was one of the most powerful maritime republics, with its rich history echoing in its cobbled streets. The impressive 9th century Amalfi Cathedral is a hint of its former glory and sits in the historic centre, with a forest of columns, Arabesque arches and a colourful fresco. The city starts at the water’s edge, with a pretty promenade following the swanky marina with boats bobbing in the water. Wander around its narrow-cobbled alleyways that wind up and down its slopes, lined with ivory-coloured buildings tiled with terracotta roofs. The city has been making its own paper for centuries; you can purchase it yourself at a handicraft shop or delve into the past at the paper museum.

There’s more to Amalfi than its historic streets; take a peek at the region’s lemon cultivation, which is incorporated into everything from lemon-scented sponge cakes to the famous limoncello. The restaurant scene is something else, where you’ll find classic homemade pastas and pizzas in high-end restaurants and freshly caught seafood at side markets. Soak up the buzzing café culture in its remarkable piazza, clustered with sidewalk coffee shops and elegant cafes. The sea-drenched beaches set the tone for a serene and secluded retreat, with the town directly overlooking the Spiaggia Grande, a 300-metre sweep of pebbles and sand flanked by crystal clear waters.