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La Costa Divina – the Divine Coast – is the nickname given to the Amalfi Coast and it perfectly condenses the feeling this stretch of coastline of Campania inspires.

The vibrant Amalfi Coast is a place you fall deeply in love with.

Immerse yourself in local colors and scents, explore the Amalfi Coast by boat and swim in its crystal-clear waters, discover typical cuisine and wines, or just linger poolside at your villa restoring your body and mind.

Villa Simonetta was built in 1800 and has been just recently very tastefully restored by its owners.

Located in Praiano, a beautiful and quiet place between Amalfi and Positano, Villa Mida is a stunning luxury two story property, just 1.3 km from the center of town.

Elegantly sprawled on the hills on the south coast of the Sorrentino Peninsula, Aldana offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean sea.

Pisa’s Galileo Galilei Airport is the second main port of entry for visitors coming to Tuscany.

Only a ten minute drive away from the city sits Orfea, a superb luxury villa that dates back to the 15th century and now completely and painstakingly renovated to transport you to the an era of modern beauty and sublime elegance.

Only a ten minute drive away from the city sits Orfea, a superb luxury villa that dates back to the 15th century and now completely and painstakingly renovated to transport you to the an era of modern beauty and sublime elegance.

No matter what your ideal vacation looks like, the medieval city of Lucca and its surroundings offer many opportunities: if you like keeping up with your workout, the city’s 16th century walls are a glorious backdrop for strolling, power-walking, jogging or cycling; for beach lovers, the coastal strip of Versilia is the place to be and is within a 30-minute drive; and for music aficionados, many classical and rock/pop music festivals are held here throughout the year.

No matter what your ideal vacation looks like, the medieval city of Lucca and its surroundings offer many opportunities: if you like keeping up with your workout, the city’s 16th century walls are a glorious backdrop for strolling, power-walking, jogging or cycling; for beach lovers, the coastal strip of Versilia is the place to be and is within a 30-minute drive; and for music aficionados, many classical and rock/pop music festivals are held here throughout the year.

The Mediterranean Sea caresses Sicily, an ancient land made of old traditions and breathtaking views.

Florence, the captivating capital of Tuscany, draws an impressive annual influx of tourists, numbering between 10 to 16 million.

If you have dreamed of escaping to a beautiful place to experience the pleasure of life, Tuscany is where you have to be.

Located in one of the main streets of the historical center of Florence, on the first floor of a Liberty style building, the classy apartment Gismonda is the epitome of elegant Italian style.

Set on a hilltop of the Sorrentino coast, Annia is a perfectly preserved 1950's luxury villa, showing its beauty with pride.

Chianti is synonymous of excellent wine around the world, produced in the homonym region between Florence and Siena.

Surrounded by a picture-perfect landscape, near the quaint village of Sovicille and only a 20-minute drive from Siena, Allegra is an elegant Italian villa composed of a main building having approx. 2,800 square feet of living space, and an independent wing of approx. 680 square feet and with an independent entrance.

The Val d'Orcia, an UNESCO World Heritage site in southern Tuscany, is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, including rolling hills, vineyards, and charming towns like Pienza and Montalcino.

The Val d'Orcia, located in the southern part of Tuscany, is home to many historic and cultural places, including the UNESCO Sites of Pienza, the ancient town of Montalcino, and the charming villages of Bagno Vignoni, Cetona, and Radicofani.