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When you come to Italy you’ll be amazed at the stunning array of beaches and marinas that dot the coast of Italy. A high number of these beaches have been awarded Blue Flag status which indicates to tourists that it is a well facilitated area for them to enjoy. All Blue Flag beaches are wheelchair accessible.

Tourists have a superb selection of holiday villas along the coastline to stay in for a few days before moving on as they please. Why not treat yourself, your family and friends to a stay in a beautiful villa on the Amalfi coast? Here you will be graced with spectacular views of the sea, and an excellent selection of activities and tourist attractions to explore.

Blue Flag beaches are regularly tested to ensure high water quality and beach cleanliness. Many of these sandy areas offer a great selection of amenities such as local eateries, water sport lessons and equipment and a free water drinking area.

Cefalù is a gorgeous seaside resort on the North West coast of Sicily, only an hour’s drive from the capital city, Palermo.

This small coastal town has lots to offer tourists by way of beauty, attractions and of course, delicious food and wine! Meander around the narrow medieval streets of Cefalù town and browse around the charming little shops and eateries.

Stay in a splendid holiday villa in Cefalù where you will be graced with stunning sea views and a close proximity to lots of interesting things to do and see!

Be sure to get a good look around the splendid Norman cathedral here that was built many centuries ago in a unique Sicilian Romanesque style. It’s full of pretty mosaics and paintings for visitors to admire.

Off the coast of Campania in Italy, are the beautiful Pontine Islands. Close to Ischia Island, this group of six islands evolved from volcanic origin and are called Ponza, Palmarola, Zannone, Gavi, Ventotene and Santo Stefano.

Ponza is the largest of the archipelago and only it and Ventotene are inhabited.

Relax at a luxury vacation villa in Campania with your very own swimming pool and superb views of the sunny Italian coast. This is truly a great gift to gift to yourself and your family and friends this year!

These gorgeous islands are brimming with secluded beaches, gorgeous vineyards and scenic walking trails. It’s a true example of undiluted Italian heritage and welcomes tourists with open arms to explore its treasures. The best way to see these islands in all their glory is to rent a boat to take your around each one.

The Aeolian archipelago is a group of islands off the north coast of Sicily that can get quite blustery at times! It was named after the Greek god of the winds, Aeolus, so be sure to bring a warm light jacket to avoid getting cold.

Stay in a beautiful holiday villa in Sicily where you can relax and soak in the delcious warm sun ray in the privacy of your own rented property!

The islands were born out of violent volcanic activity in this part of the sea. The most populated and largest island is Lipari. The others are called Vulcano, Salina, Stromboli, Filicudi, Alicudi, Panarea and Basiluzzo.

The La Maddalena archipelago is a group of beautiful islands located off the north eastern region and island of Sardinia. It consists of seven main islands which are decorated with some pretty little islets. The largest is called Maddalena and has a town of the same name located on it.

Stay on the stunning island and region of Sardinia in a gorgeous holiday villa where you can easily travel to the La Maddalena islands for a glorious day of sightseeing!

The other six islands are called Caprera, Santo Stefano, Spargi, Razzoli, Santa Maria and Budelli. Only three of these; Maddalena, Caprera and Santo Stefano, are inhabited. Evidence of humans living on some of these islands during the Prehistoric age has been discovered and is available for tourists to learn more about when they come and see for themselves.