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The farmhouse here is actually situated in an evocative volcano that died out over 10,000 years ago. In this impressive scenery, time flows slowly, and you can appreciate the changing of the seasons.

The farm’s organically grown produce tempts most guests to sign on for half-board, but anyone can stop by for lunch or dinner as long as they telephone ahead. The farmhouse has airy rooms, many of which have good views down to the sea.

“Neffola” is the name of a fresh spring coming out of the rocks outside the town of Sorrento. The charming building here has been restored and is surrounded by beautiful gardens.

Amid countless paths to inaccessible beaches and the plantings of citrus trees, this farm has been run by the same family for over a century. Minimum 3-night stay.

The name originates from Roman times, as does the site, and the panorama inspires poets even to this day. Lemon groves abound here, their fragrance adding a sweet note to the air of total relaxation that is on offer here.

A sunny, yellow bed & breakfast run by a cheerful local family, Casa Cosenza stands halfway down the Positano hillside, offering stunning views from its lovely tiled terrace. The seven rooms vary – some have a balcony or a private terrace; all have en-suite bathrooms. Apartments are also available for longer stays.

Given its spectacular position, it’s little wonder that guests refer to the place as a little paradise. It is surrounded by colourful and fragrant vegetation while a natural source of thermal water fills basins created with local stone.

This wonderfully earthy farm has a rustic rock-pool, a large terracotta tile terrace, and whitewashed elegance. It is also known in the area for its excellent cuisine.

This company has flats to rent either by the day or week in Naples. The website is easy to use; alternatively, stop by and talk to them in their office.

For stays with private families this company offers range of choices and areas in Naples and on the coast.