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            [post_content] => Long before Positano became a byword for postcard beauty, its own people were leaving it behind. By the mid-1800s, hardship had emptied more than half the village, as fishermen and farmers sailed for New York in search of a future the cliffs could no longer give them — many of their descendants still return each summer to the streets their great-grandparents fled. It was only in 1953, when John Steinbeck wandered these same lanes and confessed in Harper's Bazaar that Positano “bites deep,” that the world began to look back. Even the town's name carries a myth few visitors ever hear: legend holds that Poseidon founded it in honor of Pasitea, a nymph he loved, and her name still runs through the village today as Via Pasitea, the steep main street every visitor will walk.
Along this road stands Villa Narlita, a historic residence where thoughtful design meets refined comfort in every corner, and where the original charm of both the interior and the grounds have been carefully preserved rather than replaced. Though set in one of the town's most sought-after and central positions, the estate keeps its guests entirely to themselves — an intimate refuge for those who want to experience the true spirit of Positano without ever giving up privacy.
IT065100B4WMVVISVY6 BEDROOMS/5 BATHROOMS

Entrance Floor:
Master queen/twin bedroom (bed size 160 cm) with en-suite bathroom with large shower, and private terrace with sea views.

Second Floor (25 steps up):

Queen/twin bedroom with dedicated bathroom with shower, balcony with sea views

Queen/twin bedroom with shared bathroom with shower, balcony with sea views

Queen/twin bedroom with skylights and shared bathroom with shower 

Lower Level (-1):
Queen/twin bedroom with direct access to garden, en-suite bathroom with shower 
Queen/twin bedroom with direct access to garden, dedicated bathroom with shower, just across the hall.

All bedrooms can be converted in twin on request, are provided with A/C and smart TV; all bathrooms have hairdryers and toiletries

LIVING SPACES

Villa Narlita unfolds gracefully across three floors, thoughtfully arranged to welcome up to twelve guests in effortless comfort. Every room is bathed in the natural light of the Amalfi Coast, its interiors dressed in hand-finished ceramics and fine materials that reflect the timeless character of Positano.

Lower Level
Guests are welcomed into a spacious and bright and inviting living room with a clean, contemporary Mediterranean aesthetic, featuring a comfortable sofa, crisp white furnishings, colorful accents, and elegant arched architectural details. A relaxed and stylish space for gathering and unwinding.

The lower level is anchored by a bright, elegant Mediterranean-style kitchen featuring crisp white cabinetry, a central island with bar seating, and beautifully patterned ceramic tile accents. An arched opening leads to a charming dining area, creating a distinctive blend of contemporary comfort and traditional character. This room opens onto a private terrace, blurring the line between indoors and out — the perfect setting for long lunches beneath the Positano sky.

OUTSIDE FEATURES

A spectacular sea-view terrace overlooking the dramatic Amalfi Coast, with a shaded pergola, elegant outdoor seating, and a large dining table—an exceptional setting for alfresco dining while enjoying the breathtaking coastal scenery. An enchanting private lemon grove adds a touch of authentic Positano charm, while an ocean-view salt-water infinity pool (4 mt x 8,5 mt x 1,2 mt) offers an unforgettable vantage point overlooking Fornillo and the iconic Positano skyline. The pool is covered and heated from October through March. Together, these outdoor spaces create an extraordinary setting for relaxing, entertaining, and savoring the beauty of the Amalfi Coast.

AMENITIES

A/C in the bedrooms, heating, dishwasher, washer and dryer, ice-machine, satellite smart TVs with Sky cable and streaming apps, Wi-Fi, private swimming pool, safe.

SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS

Narlita ranks among the very few villas in the area that guests can reach by car all the way to the front gate — a rare convenience in a spot where most properties are approached only on foot — with roughly 60 steps then leading down to the residence itself. The town's smart boutiques, restaurants, and beach lie just below, reached along Positano's characteristic old stepped lanes, the scalinatelle.

Nearest Airport: Naples 1 h 20 min

Nearest serviced town: within walking distance

Nearest major city: Positano 20 min;

driving time estimated by Google Maps


A winding scenic drive along the coastal road, known for its hairpin bends and spectacular views, takes visitors to Positano, Praiano, Amalfi and the spellbinding uphill town of Ravello, with its incomparable belvedere. Any of these popular resort towns along the coast are good bases for exploring the surrounding areas. Buses and ferries run frequently and are the most convenient way to reach other towns while avoiding what could be a challenging drive in the bustling summer traffic. Other excursion possibilities include a boat trip to the islands of Capri and Ischia, a visit to the vibrant cities of Napoli, Salerno, or the gracious Sorrento, or an exploration of Pompeii and Herculaneum - the fascinating ruins of ancient cities destroyed by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in the 1st century A.D. The Amalfi Coast offers an abundance of cafes, shops, art galleries and restaurants on its vertical terrain. Most beaches are small pebble inlets of land thus the best way to enjoy the sand and the turquoise water is to tour the area by boat (ask our concierge about it!) and let an expert local captain take you to his favorite spots or suggest the best seaside restaurants. A memorable experience!

 
WHERE TO EAT

Rossellinis - One of the finest Italian restaurants, Michelin-awarded and boasting very high ratings. In high season, the restaurant is open only for dinner. If you want to treat yourself to an unforgettable meal, dine here at night on one of the terraces looking down on the fishing boats 1,000 feet below! Via San Giovanni del Toro, Ravello - +39 089 818 181

Next 2 - Fine dining restaurant serving regional cuisine with a contemporary twist. Via Pasitea 242, Positano – +39 089 812 3516

Il Pirata - Panoramic restaurant built on a rock next to the water. Fresh local food served in a casual atmosphere. Very romantic place to enjoy at night. Whether you decide to spend a day sunbathing on its solarium, sip a cocktail in the lounge bar carved in the rocks, or sit for dinner at the restaurant, make sure to check out this place to experience a slice of the Mediterranean lifestyle! Via Terramare, Praiano - +39 089 874 377

Da Gemma - Just a 2-minute walk from the main square of Amalfi, on the right hand side. Pick a table on the terrace, overlooking the main street, and be delighted with modern version of coastal traditional dishes. Staples on the menu include the Genoese (with meat sauce) and the sumptuous fish soup. Via Fra' Gerardo Sasso 11, Amalfi - +39 089 871 345

L'Abside - Family-run restaurant serving great local food in a casual atmosphere. Outdoor seating on the piazza, perfect for children! Piazza dei Dogi, 31, Amalfi - +39 089 873 586

 

WHERE TO SHOP

Clothing - Antica Sartoria - Locally designed chic summer clothes, wallet friendly and perfect to wear in any beach resort, from Positano to Ibiza, from St. Tropez to Miami or St. Barts. Anywhere you go, you will bring some Italy with you! Piazza Mulini 1/3, Positano - +39 089 812 2712

Handmade Paper – Amalfi artisans carry on the legacy of local papermakers of the past, maintaining the quality and peculiar characteristics that have made this paper famous around the world – buy your handmade cards at La Scuderia del Duca. Largo Cesareo Console 8, Amalfi - +39 089 872 976

Local Artwork – Paolo Sandulli’s “Queens of the Sea” and “the Signorine” (the Misses), original terra-cotta busts of women with wild tufts of hair made from dyed sea sponges, are delightful art pieces to bring home. Torre a Mare, Praiano - +39 339 440 1008 (direct)

Perfumes - Fabbrica Profumi di Positano, we love Incanto, with its refreshing lemon scent that reminds us of the sunny Coast also during winter! Via C. Colombo 175, Positano - +39 089 875 057

Limoncello - as a souvenir of your trip, Limoncello is a must. Buy it at Pasticceria Pansa: dating back to 1830, this shop has long been famous for its excellent products. Piazza Duomo 40, Amalfi - +39 089 871 065
 
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            [post_content] => The stretch of coastline between Messina and Palermo is one of Sicily's most geographically dramatic and historically layered regions. This coast has been shaped by successive civilizations — Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Arab, and Norman — often visible within the same town. Cefalù's Norman cathedral, Tindari's Greek acropolis and later Christian sanctuary, and the Arab-Norman influence on local architecture and cuisine all reflect Sicily's position as a Mediterranean crossroads. This is the area close enough to the island's celebrated landmarks to serve as an ideal base, yet distant enough to remain unspoiled by mass tourism. In this part of the region, some villas offer a view. Calea offers a horizon. Perched above the coast at the end of a tranquil, countryside cul-de-sac, the villa commands an uninterrupted panorama over the Aeolian archipelago — on clear days, the silhouettes of Lipari, Stromboli, and Vulcano rise from the Tyrrhenian Sea, and at sunset the view is unmatched anywhere on this stretch of coast. It's a rare balance: the seclusion of a private hilltop retreat, paired with easy access to Sicily's northern coast.
6 BEDROOMS / 6 BATHROOMS 

Ground Floor:

King bedroom (bed size 180x200cm) with sea view, en-suite bathroom with shower.

King bedroom (bed size 180x200cm), private bathroom with shower, Smart TV with Netflix.

First Floor:

King bedroom (bed size 180x200cm), en-suite bathroom with shower, shared balcony, Smart TV with Netflix.

King bedroom (bed size 180x200cm) with sea and garden view, en-suite bathroom with shower, shared balcony.

King bedroom (bed size 180x200cm) with sea, garden, and pool view, ensuite bathroom with shower, shared balcony

King bedroom (bed size 180x200cm) with garden and pool view, en-suite bathroom with shower, shared balcony, Smart TV with Netflix.

 

All bedrooms have air conditioning; the bathrooms are efficiently designed considering the dimensions and all equipped with hair dryers.

 

LIVING SPACES

This villa is designed for the guest who sees interiors as an experience in themselves. Every room feels curated with the eye of a collector — statement furniture, playful art, and unexpected architectural details that reward a second glance. For travelers seeking something bolder than the traditional whitewashed Sicilian villa, this is a residence that makes its own statement.

Generous open-plan living space anchored by designer sofas, a suspended fireplace, and a state-of-the-art entertainment system. The room's bold, collector's-eye furnishings and curated art set a playful, design-forward tone from the moment guests step inside.

The open marble kitchen, finished in dramatic dark-veined stone, is fully equipped for both relaxed breakfasts and ambitious entertaining, with a generous island for casual gathering. Indoor dining accommodates up to 12 at the main table, or 8 at the kitchen block, making the villa equally suited to intimate family meals and formal dinners. A dedicated laundry area completes the practical comforts of daily living.


OUTSIDE FEATURES

The 2,500 m² of lush private garden is anchored by a raised, freeform pool set into a gently sloping lawn, framed by mature palms, a weeping willow, and coral-hued umbrellas — a scene that feels more resort than residence. Fully fenced and planted with indigenous Mediterranean species — olive and citrus trees, flowering shrubs, palms — the grounds offer genuine privacy alongside sea glimpses through the greenery. A vine-covered pergola shelters outdoor dining, complete with a charcoal BBQ, while furnished terraces across the property's different levels provide varied settings for lounging and taking in the view. An electric gate and on-site parking for four cars round out the practical comforts.

 
AMENITIES

Full A/C throughout, Wi-Fi (400mbps download/28mbps upload) - Smart TVs with Netflix in three bedrooms, fireplace, washing machine (no dryer; outdoor hanging rack available), upright piano, hair dryers, dishwasher, Nespresso and moka coffee makers, charcoal BBQ, private swimming pool (7m×15m, depth 1.40m–1.80m), two baby cots and highchairs, private parking, electronic gate.

 
SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS

For travelers seeking a private base from which to discover this coast, Villa Calea offers a rare combination of comfort and access. Calea's defining feature is its panoramic view over the Aeolian Islands — one of the finest on Sicily's northeast coast, especially at sunset. The Aeolian Islands — Stromboli, Lipari, Panarea — are reachable by ferry from Milazzo in under an hour, and guests can also arrange a private boat tour directly to the islands. Palermo and Taormina are each about ninety minutes by car, Cefalù closer still, and the harbor town of Capo d'Orlando — six kilometers down the hill — offers excellent restaurants and an unhurried, authentic pace of Sicilian life

Nearest Airport: Palermo Puntaraisi  2h – Catania Fontanarossa 2h.20 m
Nearest serviced town/beach: 7 Km Capo D’Orlando - 10/15 min
Nearest major city: Cefalù 1h.10 min

Driving time estimated by Google Maps

 

 

The island of Sicily offers a number of wonderful places to visit on daytrips or excursions. In the northern area, you might want to include cities such as Palermo, Monreale, Cefalù, Castelbuono, Erice, Segesta, Marsala, and Trapani to your must-see. The eastern coast of the island is also worth exploring, starting from the famous cities of Taormina, Catania, Syracuse, Noto, and Ragusa and the utterly unforgettable volcanic peak of Mt. Etna. The extraordinary city of Palermo is the capital of Sicily, so beautiful that Maupassant described it as “the most beautiful religious jewelry dreamed by human thought”. Visit the richly decorated churches, the imposing monuments and lose yourself in the little streets of the historical center. Explore the archeological site of Segesta, once one of the most important fortified cities on the north Sicilian basin. Do not pass on Erice, the ancient medieval village rich in history and charm. If you venture up to Marsala, drive along the Salt Route and enjoy the burning sunset reflected on the lagoon of the salt mines. You will never forget it! And take note that Marsala, known as the “city of wine”, has been producing a sweet dessert wine of the same name for more than 200 years. Do not leave the island without at least a bottle of this liquid gold!

WHERE TO EAT
Trattoria Altri Tempi - Local dishes, old-style. Menus are written in Sicilian dialect but the staff is happy to translate! Excellent value for money.
Via Sammartino 65, Palermo - +39 091 323 480
Osteria dei Vespri - One of the most acclaimed restaurants in Palermo, offering a modern, highly original menu on the ground floor of the historical Palazzo Gangi.
Piazza Croce dei Vespri 6, Palermo (old town) - +39 091 617 1631
Antica Focacceria San Francesco - Serves very good meals upstairs and in the square (one of the most beautiful squares in Palermo), or typical Sicilian fast food during the day. Open for lunch and dinner.
Via A. Paternostro 58 (opposite the church San Francesco d’Assisi), Palermo - (+39) 091 320 264
Between Palermo and Cefalù, if you like artichokes, stop at Trattoria Nasca, a simple trattoria where the whole menus is based on artichokes cooked in lots of different ways!
Contrada Canna 1, Cerda - +39 091 899 2716
Fior di Sale - at the Saline Ettore Infersa, recommended for the good food, and in summer the breathtaking views over the Stagnone lagoon at sunset.
Contrada Ettore Infersa 36/A, Marsala - +39 0324 896 5988 or +39 0327 407 7156
Ristorante Monte San Giuliano – good typical dishes served in a rustic atmosphere. Outdoor dining available in summer. Try the busiate (local fresh pasta) with trapanese pesto enriched with potatoes and eggplants.
Vicolo San Rocco 7, Erice - +39 0923 869595

WHERE TO SHOP
Food – Sundried tomatoes, jams, honey and pistachio cream from Antichi Sapori di Sicilia - a company that expertly preserves flavors of the Trapani province.
C/da Granatello Ciappola 35/B, Marsala - +39 0923 733007
Ceramic – the town of Santo Stefano di Camastra, one hour drive east from Cefalù, bases its economy exclusively on the production of ceramics. It has ancient tradition on shapes and decoration. The clay used to create ceramics in this area is well known for the superior quality and it is sold in many of the shops along the streets of the city center.
Clothing – La Coppola Storta – a Company who transformed the coppola (a typical Sicilian flat hat) from mafia stereotype into a symbol of a region that is changing.
Via Bara all'Olivella, 74 Palermo - +39 091 324428
Jewelry – Platimiro Florenza - one of the last coral artisans able to create wearable artworks.
Via Osorio 36, Trapani - +39 0923 20785
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            [post_content] => The Costa Smeralda is one of the most enchanting corners of Sardinia. This area is renowned for its emerald waters, pristine sandy coves, and wind-sculpted granite cliffs, all framed by the aromatic Mediterranean vegetation. Every corner offers a sense of beauty, where nature and luxury coexist effortlessly.
Porto Cervo is the symbol of Sardinian elegance. Its marina is home to some of Europe’s most exclusive yachts, while designer boutiques and refined restaurants create a sophisticated, cosmopolitan atmosphere. By night, the town buzzes with understated glamour, attracting an international clientele seeking both style and discretion.
For those drawn to nature, the beaches boast crystal-clear waters and shallow sandy bottoms, perfect for swimming or snorkeling. The protected waters of the La Maddalena Archipelago are also within easy reach, offering rare glimpses of untouched marine landscapes. This corner of the Costa Smeralda perfectly balances exclusive luxury with genuine Sardinian charm, making it ideal for travelers seeking privacy, exceptional natural beauty, and the finest coastal experiences.
Here, kissed by the sea, lies Temeraria, your luxury retreat waiting for you. Surrounded by the emerald waters and hidden coves of the Costa Smeralda, the villa offers an intimate escape where nature’s beauty meets refined comfort.

4 BEDROOMS/4 BATHROOMS
King bedroom with ensuite bathroom with tub
Bedroom with round bed and ensuite bathroom with shower
Twin bedroom with ensuite bathroom with shower

Twin/queen bedroom with ensuite bathroom with shower
Next to the laundry area, one independent single bedroom, ideal family staff, with separate small bathroom, direct access to garden.
All bedrooms have air conditioning and direct access to the garden; all bathrooms are provided with hairdryers.

LIVING SPACES
The living area is designed in a coastal-inspired style that exudes modern Mediterranean elegance. The open-plan layout seamlessly combines lounge and dining spaces, featuring a curved built-in seating area with a fireplace, perfect for relaxed gatherings and entertaining. Arched openings and large doors fill the room with natural light while framing uninterrupted views of the sea. A fully equipped kitchen completes the social spaces, offering both comfort and functionality in a setting of understated luxury. The wellness area offers a haven of relaxation and rejuvenation, featuring a large Turkish bath, a massage bed, and a reclining lounge chair. Designed for ultimate comfort, the space invites you to unwind and enjoy soothing treatments in a serene, private setting.

OUTDOOR FEATURES
Extending across 2,000 sqm of beautifully maintained grounds, the outdoor spaces offer a seamless blend of privacy, comfort, and natural coastal scenery. The stone terrace provides an elegant setting for al fresco dining and entertaining, with dedicated lounge areas offering shaded retreats throughout the day. The private pool is the centerpiece of the garden, surrounded by well-kept lawns and colorful Mediterranean planting. Direct access to the sea adds an exceptional dimension to the outdoor experience, placing the crystal-clear waters of the bay just steps from the villa. With uninterrupted views across the inlet and the surrounding pine-covered hills, the outdoor spaces deliver the effortless luxury and seclusion that define this remarkable property.

AMENITIES
A/C-heating units in the bedrooms, Wi-Fi, fireplace, large smart TV, dishwasher, washing machine, BBQ, private panoramic swimming pool, Turkish bath, exterior security cameras, private parking.

SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
With direct beach access, panoramic sea views, a private pool, and serene terraces, this villa offers an intimate escape from the crowds. Every detail—from the manicured gardens to the wellness spaces—has been crafted for relaxation and refined living, making this villa the ultimate choice for travelers seeking exclusive experiences, natural beauty, and unforgettable moments by the Mediterranean. However, Porto Cervo is 5 minutes’ drive away, offering designer boutiques and fine dining. The Marina is just 7 minutes from the villa, with luxury yachts and waterfront restaurants. Other stunning beaches lie within 5–10 minutes away.

Nearest Airport: Olbia 31 min;
Nearest serviced town: 5 min
Nearest beach: 5-7 min on foot
Driving time estimated by Google Maps

The second biggest island in the Mediterranean (the first one is Sicily), Sardinia is a paradise for beach lovers! Whether you want to enjoy the life of the glitterati in the famous resorts of Costa Smeralda, or explore the more authentic southern coast, you will marvel at the beautiful beaches of the island, the combination of white sand and emerald water particularly appreciated by surfers. As beautiful as the coastline can be, some of the most memorable sights are found underwater so snorkeling and scuba diving are a must do! For golf lovers, three beautiful 18-hole golf courses are located on the island, the Pevero Golf Club on the north coast, Is Arenas Golf Club on the west coast, and Is Molas Golf Club on the south coast. Thanks to the proximity of the sea the golf courses enjoy unique water views and a mild climate, particularly favorable for golf all year round.
Cagliari is the capital of Sardinia and the island's largest city. In Cagliari, visit the Castle, the Archeological Museum, the Marina district near the port, with its arcaded street with cafes and shops, the town hall, and several churches. Do not miss Cagliari botanic gardens and the Roman amphitheater, built in the second century, where outdoor concerts are held during the summer.
In the southern area, we suggest a visit to Baia Chia beaches, with a forest of Juniper trees and sand dunes as a backdrop. You should also explore Capo Malfatano, Cala Cipolla, Tuarredda and the beautiful beach of Cala Zafferano. This area offers a wide range of activities including sightseeing of the ancient Phoenician, Punic, and Roman remains at Nora, including those of an ancient Roman outdoor theater where performances are still held in summer. Animal lovers should check the natural marine shelter and sea turtle rescue center at Nora Lagoon.

WHERE TO EAT
Giagoni in Piazza, intimate space, great authentic sardinian cuisine.
Piazza Vittorio Emanuele 6, San Pantaleo - + 39 0789 65224
I Frati Rossi, when you want to escape a little from the crowd of Porto Cervo, drive up to this spot set on a hill. Enjoy the fantastic sea view, drink the rich wine, and eat the simple yet perfectly prepared dishes served by this quality restaurant.
Loc. Pantogia, Porto Cervo - +39 0789 94395
Trattoria Da Angelo Considered among the best places to eat south of Cagliari – Very simple trattoria with few tables, no menu, only local cuisine and catch of the day excellently prepared. Reservation recommended - Cash only.
Via Isonzo 3, Domus de Maria - +39 070 923 6363
Il Pescatore Serving a variety of typical Sardinian plates, including seafood and innovative dishes reinterpreted from traditional recipes. Outdoor seating available.
Loc. Balloi - +39 070 90033
Galaia Informal and friendly place serving seafood specialties.
Via Don Nicolò Segni 36, Carloforte - +39 0781 854081

WHERE TO SHOP
Sardinia is a hub for handicrafts, making it a souvenir shopper’s paradise. Look for wooden carnival masks, handmade lace, filigree jewelry, cork, and world famous handmade knives. Do not forget to try the smoked ricotta, the Pecorino Cheese (sheep’s milk cheese), our favorite is Fiore Sardo, or notable wines and the head-splitting firewater, filu e ferru, the local semolina pasta called "fregole", a close relative to couscous. To make sure you are buying local, look for signs advertising “Prodotti Tipici Sardi”, or the island-sponsored I.S.O.L.A. co-op stores.
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