Spend an holiday at Sorrento Villa Cartolina and allow yourself to be embraced by the incredible scenery of the Gulf of Naples, in the tranquility of farmhouse with five star facilities.
Villa Cartolina is situated 10 minutes from the city of Sorrento. Continuing in direction of Sant’Agata sui due Golfi, you will enter the beautiful tree-lined promenade leading to the enchanted countryside where the vacation home is situated and soon arrive in the “Il Deserto” locality.
Although it was built in a peaceful location, Villa Cartolina is just a few minutes from the lovely village of Sant’Agata, a short and pleasant walk away, where you can taste the delicious cuisine of one of Europe’s most famous restaurants: "Don Alfonso".
Sant'Agata has played host to famous authors, musicians and poets, attracted by the extremely varied and enchanting landscapes that can be enjoyed here among the nature and wholesome fresh air. The beautiful and peaceful little town is not only a destination for discerning tourists in search of tranquility, clean air and traditional dining, but also enjoys a privileged position, being just a few minutes from all the most famous tourist spots of the Sorrento and Amalfi coastline.
Once in Sorrento Centre, the train station for Pompeii and Herculaneum is very close by, as is the harbor with the hydrofoils for the island of Capri and Ischia and Naples, and the very convenient bus service for Positano (10 km away) and Amalfi.
From Positano, it is just 20 minutes to the beautiful, ancient village of Ravello, home of poets and antiquarians, with its gardens and wonderful eighteenth century villas on the cliff overlooking the sea.
If you love shopping, socializing, bars and exclusive restaurants, Sorrento is the ideal place for you. The only problem will be choosing between them.
The villa is 7 km away from the sea and the Bay of Nerano, with its enchanting beaches and romantic restaurants, some of which are on jetties, suspended over the water, where you will find the best fish and shellfish dishes of the Sorrento Peninsula.
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