Villa Olimpia
Villa Olimpia is a bright and sunny three-story villa which faces the sun and the sea. It sleeps eight people. From Villa Olimpia you will enjoy a fascinating view of the sea and of Nerano bay. Villa Olimpia is 100 square meters (1076 square feet). It features a private jacuzzi pool, private terraces, air conditioning (please read the Rooms section to check in which rooms the units are installed), winter heating and WI-FI Internet access.
You will be roughly 1 km (0.6 miles) from Marina del Cantone, where you will find restaurants, shops, public transportation and the beach. You will find the closest restaurant at 650 meters (710 yards), a grocery store at 1.1 km (roughly 0.68 miles), the stop for SITA bus Sorrento - Massa Lubrense - Nerano line at 450 meters (1480 feet) and the closest beach (Marina del Cantone beach) at roughly 1 km (0.6 miles). You will reach Villa Olimpia from the parking area going up approximately 11 stairway steps.
You will not need a car to stay at Villa Olimpia. If you do have one, you will be able to park it on the premises, free of charge in a parking space. The parking space is suitable for up to two cars. Please note that access to Villa Olimpia is along a narrow uphill road.
Massa Lubrense
Massa Lubrense, in a privileged panoramic location, occupies the extreme tip of the Sorrento Peninsula,
one of the most famous tourist destinations in Italy, in a special location with breathtaking natural scenery. It extends into the Tyrrhenian Sea, almost touching the island of Capri, forming a boundary line between the Gulf of Naples and the Gulf of Salerno.
Located between Sorrento, Capri, and Positano, yet less known, Massa Lubrense retains a secluded nature and preserves ancient flavors and charm. Its districts are completely immersed in greenery, connected by internal roads and marked paths that are easy to walk.
Nature and art define the 18 districts of Massa Lubrense, which preserve important classical and medieval landmarks, mostly accompanied by Baroque and Renaissance religious architecture.
The strength of Massa Lubrense is undoubtedly the beauty of its landscapes, which include the natural reserves of Punta Campanella and Ieranto, dense forests, rocky coastlines overlooking the island of Capri, the fishing village of Nerano, and views of the Gulf of Naples and the Gulf of Salerno.
The land of Massa Lubrense, in addition to boasting ancient villas and temples from the Roman and pre-Roman eras, is linked to some of the most famous myths of antiquity, such as the tale of the hero Ulysses and the sirens, as well as to Minerva and Liparo, the founder of Sorrento.
