In the hills of the Amalfi Coast—a coastline that offers an unforgettable view or glimpse at every bend—in Maiori, in the San Vito area overlooking the sea, stands the enchanting residence "La Casa Rossa," surrounded by ancient vineyards and lush lemon groves.
The structure originated as a watchtower in the 10th century to prevent invasions by the Saracens from the sea.
Over the centuries, it underwent various transformations, eventually becoming a farmhouse around 1850.
In 2004, it was purchased and carefully renovated, preserving its warm, local atmosphere.
Elegantly finished and furnished, with large windows, terraces, and a spacious garden, it offers guests a splendid view of the blue sky and sea, as well as breathtaking panoramas.
Ideal for nature lovers and those seeking relaxation, it offers a range of informative and unforgettable excursions: Sorrento, Capri, Amalfi, Positano, Pompeii, Herculaneum, Vesuvius National Park, and other beautiful tourist destinations in the area. A number of CAI trails also start here for hiking enthusiasts, winding through lemon groves and vineyards overlooking the sea.
The Amalfi Coast: a land of history and art, but above all, a place with panoramic views unmatched anywhere else in Italy. With its incomparable beauty, it attracts travellers from every corner of the globe, making it a favourite destination for international tourism. The Amalfi Coast enchants visitors with its crystal-clear sea, vibrant social life, and the flavours of traditional Mediterranean cuisine. Since 1997, it has been designated a “World Heritage Site” by UNESCO.