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- Paul★★★★★Couple • from Harrow, United Kingdom • September 20243 bedroom Sicilian holiday villa rental with private poolRelaxing week in Marina di Ragusa. Property a 3 minute drive to a large supermarket and 25 minute walk to the town centre and beach with an abundance of good restaurants and shops. Owners were easy to contact and responded to requests positively and quickly. The pool is large and well maintained with sun loungers and a couple of chairs.
- Nancy★★★★★Family • from Toronto, Canada • October 20236 bedroom villa with private pool in Lazio, ItalyWe truly enjoyed our stay at Patricia’s villa. We had hot weather for Oct so we were able to enjoy being outside & the swimming in the pool. The kitchen is well appointed with a small amount of basics already stocked. We found some of the outdoor furniture to be in tired condition or broken. Patricia explained that as it was the end of her season, it would be replaced for the next high season. Patricia was very helpful suggesting nearby restaurants & grocery stores & places to visit. Overall a fabulous home base for our week in Italy!
- Lisa★★★★★Family • from Netley Abbey, Southampton, United Kingdom • August 20224 bedroom Sicilian holiday villa rental with private poolThe property itself was lovely. Very clean and owners extremely helpful. The area not so, its in a very rural area with nothing around it. A car is essential.
- Vicky★★★★★Family • from Windsor, United Kingdom • August 20242 bedroom holiday villa in Sardinia, Italy, with private poolOwner checked you in and out. Had to pay 60 euros for cleaning and electricity meter was read and you had to pay for electricity. Water very intermittent and seemed somehow linked to the electricity. When you ran the water the lights flickered. Kitchen sink kept getting blocked. The owner told us he lived behind. He was on the property daily, watering the grass, moving equipment (lawn mower) moving the food bin. Far to present when you want to relax in the middle of nowhere. The pool was excellent and the out door space was great. Good size property, a short car drive to the beach or a 30 min walk. Beach was lovely, unspoiled and the sea was like stepping into a warm bath and crystal clear. If you don’t mind the owner being around all the time then a great villa. The owner was very friendly, we just prefer not to have someone around hence hiring a villa in the middle of nowhere.
- Bas★★★★★Family • from Lith, Netherlands • April 20231 bedroom holiday villa in Apulia, ItalyTutto era bene. il proprietario era molto gentile e di grande aiuto ci sono molto belle cose vicine. Grazie per tutto Everything was fine. the owner was very nice and very helpful there are very beautiful things nearby. Thanks for all
- Bruno★★★★★Family • from Colombes , France • July 20218 bedroom holiday villa in Umbria, Italy, with private poolthe property is perfect for family trips: each room has an independant bath room ther is a lot of equipments (pool, play area, etc...) and enough space for big group ( we were 18 people). the area is not most know of italy but offer a lot of activity ( sight seing (perugia, montepulciano), lake activities, etc..) the play area is old and might require the renewal of some equipment in future, but they are still goods and kids have loved it.
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Prices and Availability for villas in Italy
Cheapest month: November 2025 average weekly price £1,13234% of villas are available
High season: July 2025 average weekly price £2,03080% of villas are available
Most popular destination: Amalfi CoastAverage weekly price £17,368
Cheapest destination: SardiniaAverage weekly price £1,135
All data is for the next 12 months and all the prices are the average weekly cost (Saturday - Saturday).
Price information for villas in Italy (2024 - 2025)
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Average weekly prices for villas in Italy
The prices graph for villas in Italy shows you the average weekly price for one of our villas over the next twelve months. July and August are the most expensive months to rent a villa in Italy where the average price is £2,030 in July and £1,968 in August. The cheapest month to rent a villa is in November where the average weekly price is £1,093 (23/11 - 30/11). The average price of a villa in Italy varies considerably between regions, distance from the nearest beach and the size of the villa. See the graph for average weekly prices for our top destinations in Italy below.Availability for villas in Italy (2024 - 2025)
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Weekly availability for villas in Italy
The graph above shows the availability of our villa holiday rentals in Italy over the next twelve months. November (02/11 - 09/11) is the busiest time to rent a villa in Italy where only 3,542 of our villas are available to book. The quietest time to visit Italy at the moment is in September (20/09 - 27/09) where 85% of our villas have availability.Prices for top villa destinations in Italy (2024 - 2025)
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Average weekly prices for top destinations in Italy
This graph shows the average weekly prices for villas in our most popular destinations in Italy. Our cheapest popular destination to rent a villa in Italy is in Sardinia where the average weekly rental price is £1,135. In comparison, Amalfi Coast costs an average of £17,368 per week and Sorrento £9,703 per week.Travel guide
Find a villa in Italy
Italy holidays are rivalled by few in their authentic charm, culture and history. In the heart of Italy, our villas in Umbria are perfect for exploring the untouched Italian countryside and enjoying traditional Italian food and wine. Alternatively, staying in one of our Tuscany villas will allow you to visit the historical jewels of Pisa and immerse yourself in the Renaissance culture of Florence and its world-famous cathedral. Beach holidays in Italy are relaxing as well as stylish and the best sun-kissed sands in mainland Italy can be found on the shores of Puglia. So, whether you want to wander through the quintessential streets of Sorrento, dine alfresco on the signature fresh seafood of Sicily, swim in the piercing turquoise waters of Sardinia, or take a romantic gondola ride in Venice, our luxury villas with private pools give you the perfect base from which to enjoy it all.
From the untouched beauty of the Amalfi Coast, to the exquisite Renaissance art and architecture of Florence, Italy is a truly one-of-a-kind holiday. This beautiful boot-shaped country that lies in-between Spain and Greece is overflowing with UNESCO World Heritage Sites, abundant in glorious fine sand beaches and loved for its world-class cuisine. With over 50 million tourists visiting each year, Italy has charm and character in abundance.
Key holiday info
- Italy has a vast choice of International Airports, while the most visited is Rome Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino. A direct flight from the UK takes approx. 2 hrs, 45 mins.
- Italian summers are hot and dry, with a climate that varies from region to region. It is generally cooler in the north and mountain regions.
- Puglia, San Fruttuoso, Capo Testa, Chia and Baunei are excellent beach holiday locations.
- The Alps mountain range separates Italy from the other European countries of France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia.
- Booking museum and gallery visits online is a great way to cut down the queueing time.
Where to go in Italy
Sardinia
Sardinia is a Mediterranean island of natural beauty, home to 2000km of coast, where you'll find some of the finest sandy beaches. Its rugged cliff landscape is a paradise for hikers. Make sure to visit the medieval city of Alghero! It's the second largest island in the Mediterranean after Sicily. Home to stunning white sand beaches and coves, bordered by vast mountains and mysterious Bronze Age ruins, dive into the piercing blue sea and enjoy a traditional Italian coastal escape. Discover the medieval village of Alghero, with its Catalan and Gothic architecture and don't leave without visiting the 13th century palaces of Cagliari, the capital city.
Sicily
Ruled over by magnificent Mount Etna, Sicily is an island of traditional charms and ancient civilisations. Explore the vast mountains, relax on the stunning coast, wander Palermo’s markets and enjoy its famous seafood.
Tuscany
Enjoy the ultimate Italian experience in one of the country’s most beautiful regions. Think signature cuisine, world-famous wines, Renaissance art and inspiring history. From its cultural capital, Florence, where all roads lead, to the natural beauty of Sienna, Tuscany offers incredible art and architecture, a sweeping landscape of mountains, olive groves and vineyards, and an absolutely breathtaking countryside just waiting to be explored. Discover the masterpieces of Uffizi Gallery, Palazzo Pitti, Duomo and Florence Cathedral with its exquisite Renaissance dome. Of course a trip to Tuscany wouldn't be complete without seeing the famous tower of Pisa.
Venice
Popular for romantic escapes, the canals of Venice are unlike anywhere else in the world. The best way to enjoy this city built on water is to take an iconic gondola ride and enjoy the sights with a glass of signature prosecco.
Amalfi Coast
At the foot of the Lattari Mountains, the Amalfi Coast in Campania boasts some of the most stunning views in Italy. From the colourful fishing villages to the picturesque lemon groves, get lost in a paradise of natural beauty. The stunning 50km stretch of coastline is a paradise of pretty little beaches and coves, while the coastal road connecting Salerno and Sorrento is filled with the scent of lemons and orange blossom. Discover a landscape dotted with colourful fishing villages and vineyards, while the lively port of Vernazza is the perfect place to watch the sun set. To make the most of this beautiful region, take a luxury private boat tour, or hike the ancient pathways, scattered with historic hermitages, grazing goats and wildflowers.
Florence
From the inconic Duomo to the breathtaking Uffizi Gallery, cultural Florence is home to some of the world's most famous works of art and architecture. Often cited as the most beautiful city in Italy, it is a true Tuscan gem.
Apulia
The heel of Italy's boot, Apulia is the 'Florence of the South', scattered with traditional whitewashed villages, crystalline water coves and bordered with chalky cliffs. Enjoy a low-key break in this charming southern region.
Sorrento
Facing the Bay of Naples, Sorrento is the perfect base to explore the Campania region. Wander unspoiled countryside, climb to the top of Mount Vesuvius, discover Pompeii, or take a boat trip to the fabled island of Capri.
Did you know...
- Italy has more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than any other country in the world!
- Italy has 2 independent states: the Republic of San Marino and the Vatican City.
- The world's favourite food, pizza, was invented in Napoli/Naples around 1860!
- The capital Rome (also known as the 'Eternal City') is almost 3,000 years old.
- Monte Bianco in the alps is 15,771 feet high and the highest peak in Europe!
- Italy has more volcanoes than any other European country.
Discover Italy
Take a look at our blog posts about where to go in Italy and what to do on your holiday in Italy.
The 10 Most Beautiful Seaside Towns In Italy
If you're looking for a family seaside holiday in Italy then check out the most beautiful coastal towns and get inspired!
Top 10 Places you must visit in Italy
When you tell someone you're travelling to Italy, the picture that often comes to mind is filled with colourful buildings, brilliant architectural triumphs and charming historical landmarks. The simple idea of Italy is filled with so much charisma, glamour and allure, whether you're contemplating brilliant city escapes like Venice and Florence, or luring coastal retreats like the Amalfi Coast or Sorrento. With so much beauty and pizzazz (and pizza) in one country, it's impossible to only visit once. So whether its your first, second or tenth visit endlessly appealing Italy, here are some places you simply MUST visit at least once...
10 Most Beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Sites In Italy
Got your eye on Italy? Join the club. Idyllic Italy is renowned for its natural beauty and plethora of cultural and historic landmarks. In fact, Italy boasts more world heritage sites than any other country in the world, making up 5% of UNESCO's global list alone. From world-class cities to epic mountains and volcanoes, we've scoured the length and breadth of Italy to bring you the 10 most beautiful Italian UNESCO sites.
Best Beaches And Seaside Towns In Italy
As if it hasn't already got enough going for it, Italy has got some of the best beaches in Europe. We pick the very best Italian coastal towns, beaches and seaside resorts.
Our Top 5 Highlights of Italy
As one of the worlds top holiday destinations, Italy has a little of everything. This country is perfect for backpackers, culture vultures and even for those looking for a more relaxing holiday. Filled with charming cities and breathtaking bays, we've put together our highlights of this captivating country to inspire a trip to Italy.
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Quiz: How well do you know your Italian food?
Italian food; even those two simple words conjure up images in your mind of thin crusty pizza, topped with patches of smooth mozzarella and a base of fresh tomatoes. No doubt you can imagine yourself sitting in a small, rustic restaurant in Italy, with a mouthful of flavoursome pasta, lovingly crafted from an old family recipe. A glass of perfectly paired red wine on the table next to you. It’s a dream many of us share, foodie or otherwise. But the big question is, how well do you know your Italian food? Think you can name the origins of pizza? Or where margherita got its name? Well take the quiz and find out how much of an Italian foodie you really are.
10 Photos To Inspire a Holiday To Italy
Italy holidays are rivalled by few in their authenticity and charm. From the rolling green hills of Umbria to the iconic and historical jewels of Rome, this beautiful and diverse country has something to offer everyone. Whether you want to relax on the sun-kissed sands of Sardinia or wander the quintessential streets of Florence, here are 10 magical photos that will make you want to holiday in Italy and experience la bella vita - the beautiful life...
5 underrated Italian cities
Italy has been the backdrop to some of the most influential travel books of our time, including Eat, Pray Love and Under the Tuscan Sun, and it’s easy to see why. Italy is a hub of enchanting beauty, from the bustling streets of Rome, to the gilded beauty of Venice, and although it may be a tourist’s paradise, there are still parts that are untouched by hordes of sightseers with 'selfie' sticks. So, whether you’re going for a day, a week or longer and you're looking for a complete break from the usual hustle and bustle of daily life, then you may want to consider some of these amazing Italian cities.
Best Cities To Visit In Italy
Looking for the best city to visit in Italy? Turns out we know a thing or two about that sort of thing.
Interview: Ella from I Am Ella talks blogging, travel and her love for Italy!
We recently caught up with travel, fashion and beauty blogger Ella who lives by the motto that "There is no better gift in life than the gift of exploration, the hunger for adventure and understanding of the world". Having recently returned from a trip to Italy, we had the chance to quiz Ella on one of our favourite destinations and what makes it so special:
