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A country filled with history, absolutely delicious gastronomy and many famous sights make Italy one of the most visited countries in Europe. It is a country with one of Europe’s most amazing sceneries and diverse landscapes. Its beauty is spread across several regions, from Tuscany to Sardinia, and from Liguria to Umbria. Whether you want to see ancient ruins from the Roman empire, villages located on cliffs, rolling vineyards, or crystal blue lakes and oceans, Italy is the perfect destination. The alpine border connects with its neighbor Switzerland and the long coastline makes it perfect for sailing, diving and other water activities.
To make your experience in Italy even better, why not rent a luxurious villa with a pool? You can enjoy the sun every day and cool off whenever you want. All of our Italian villas are located in the middle of the Italian nature. So what are you waiting for? Browse through all our options and prepare for your next holiday in Italy!
Italy’s natural environment is split in six regions: the Italian Apls, the Apulian foreland, the Tyrrhenian foreland, the Po Valley, the Apennines, and the islands. The Italian Alps are mainly dominated by mountain valleys, high peaked mountains, and glaciers. The Apulian foreland consists mainly of limestone and offers large and romantic shores. The Tyrrhenian foreland, located from Florence to Naples is home to the core of the Roman culture and has an Vulcanic nature. The Po Valley is recognized as one of the most fertile regions of Italy, whereas the Apennines consist mainly of dolomite and limestone. The vegetation changes quickly at higher altitudes. The islands, Sicily and Sardinia, attract many visitors with their mountains, sandy beaches, and colorful vegetation.
Italy has a very high level of fauna diversity, with more than 57,000 species which represent more than one third of all European fauna. This is mainly because Italy is in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea and has a very long coastline. The woodlands, mountains, Apennines, and shrubland contribute to a high habitat diversity. 102 species of mammals live in Italy, such as the Italian wolf, the brown bear, chamois, mouflon, lynx, and the ibex. For birds, Italy is an important stop to migrate because it forms a bridge between Europe to Africa. Over 500 species have been recorded with some notable birds such as the hoopoe, snow finch, goshawk, eagle owl, Egyptian vulture, great bustard, and Eurasian nightjar. In all the sea surrounding Italy, and abundant marine life can be found with corals, fish, and other species.
Italy is mainly dominated by a Mediterranean climate and most plant species in Italy belong to the Mediterranean flora, with some western and eastern species as exception (hornbeam or the oriental hornbeam). You can make 3 distinctions when talking about the forests in Italy. Firstly, you have the evergreen vegetation with densely growing plants that, as the name indicates, always have leaves on, which is typically found on the islands or along the coast. The most common plants are olives, cork oaks, junipers, and sage. Secondly, there is the broad-leaved vegetation, such as oaks and chestnuts. This type of vegetation is a characteristic of the mountain region. The last type is the coniferous vegetation which is mainly found in the Alps and high in the Apennines areas, such as larches and firs.
In a country with such mesmerizing nature and enjoyable climate there is definitely no reason for you to get bored on your Italian holiday. Of course, seeing the most famous sights such as the tower of Pisa, the Vatican, Venice, or pretty much the entirety of Rome is on everyone’s bucket list but why Italy has more to offer than just the famous sights. these experiences can be as active as you want them to be; from skiing on the mountain slopes, to hiking though the Alps or swimming in the lakes or sea. You can also choose to relax, taste the Italian kitchen, drink the Italian wine and take a jump in your pool.
If you want spectacular views of hills and the sea and see charming villages you have to walk the cliff path connecting the five villages in Cinque Terre. The coastline with the five villages and the surrounding hills is all part of an Unesco site. Walking the trail takes some stamina as it is carved into almost vertical cliffs above the sea, but there are also shorter and easier trails available between the five cities. Another great activity to do, if you are near any of the lakes such as Lake Garda or Lake Como, is taking a boat and enjoy the view.
The great thing about Italy is when you are on your way from your nature house to perhaps visit a city, the car ride itself is already a dream. Whether you are driving through the rolling hills of Tuscany or through the mountains, the view is amazing. With its many vineyard, going on a wine tour is also a nice activity to do. The region of Le Marche is home to one of the most spectacular caves in Italy and most caves have a broad range of stalagmite and stalactite formations. Go on a tour and see these wonders for yourself. The Dolomites are for those who are looking for a bit more adventure for their holiday; the majestic mountains are perfect for hiking, skiing, parasailing, biking and kayaking. Have you always wanted to see a sunken city? Visit Parco Sommerso di Baia, which is a flooded city and a unique place if you are into scuba diving.
Located in the Graian Alps, between the Piedmont regions and the Aosta Valley, lies this mountainous National Park. It was initially created to protect the Alpine ibex but at this moment is protects way more species as well. The park’s surface is occupied by 57 glaciers and the mountains and valleys were sculpted by them and by streams. Only 10% of the park’s surface is wooded and the valley floors tend to be forested. The highest point in to park is more than 4000 meters high. You can spot animals like the ibex, chamois, wolf, weasel, and hare. In the park live over a 100 bird species as well. Throughout Gran Paradiso there are many amazing hiking trails for you to go on, ranging from easy to challenging.
If you want to relax on your holiday to Italy, these hot springs in Tuscany are perfect. The underground watersource is heated geothermally and results in the water trickeling down to fill depressions in the rocks which form the pool. The main thermal waterfalls are located on the grounds of an old mill. The temperature of the water is mostly around 37.5 degrees. The best thing about this spa is that it is also completely free!
If you love water, you cannot miss staying near Lake Garda when you are travelling in Italy. The lake itself is perfect for all kinds of water activities such as sailing, surfing, kitesurfing, windsurfing, fishing, or renting a boat and seeing the charming villages from the water. Lake garda is the biggest lake in Italy and has clear blue waters with hundreds of miles of shorelines which are filled with charming villages, beaches and even small islands. The locations ensures that Lake Garda has a temperate climate and the growth of lemons and olives. If you are into history, Lake Garda is a great place to visit as well since it has ruins dating back to the time of the Romans which you can still visit.
The entire area of the Dolomite mountain range is an UNESCO site and dates back a few hundred million years ago. The entire mountain range has several national parks such as Dolomiti d’Ampezzo national park and Dolomiti Bellunesi national park. The highest mountainpoint is at almost eleven thousand feet. It is the perfect area to get in touch with Italy’s outdoor environment. There are some amazing hiking trails with incredible views and in winter it is turned into a ski resort.
People who visit Tuscany go there for many reasons because it has so much to offer. Whether you come in search for art, to explore the magnificent countryside or to try the cuisine and wine, this region has it all. With famous cities like Siena, Florence, Volterra, and San Gimignano make it a popular destination in Italy. If you are into hiking you will definitely enjoy the mountain paths and for cyclists the hills are an adventure. In Tuscany there are also national parks which you can visit but sitting by the pool in your villa enjoying the sun is a great way to spend your time as well.
Famous for its Cinque Terre, beaches, and Ligurian Alps make the regions Liguria a perfect holiday destination. It is a nice spot for people looking for an active holiday but also for those who prefer to enjoy the sun. It has cliff-hanging villages with amazing views and perfect for a stroll. However, the presence of mountains and cliffs also gives you the opportunity for hiking, cycling, or paragliding. It is also a good area for diving. For example, in Cinque Terre Marine Area you can dive in shallows and caves. Because of its proximity to the sea, you can also take a boat trip to spot dolphins.
It’s the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and filled with UNESCO sites. An unforgettable holiday is guaranteed when you visit Sicily with its unique art, active volcanoes, snow-capped mountain peaks, and lovely beaches. Visiting Mount Etna is a must when you travel to Sicily. It is the second most active volcano in the world and taking a guided trip is definitely an impressive experience. On the island there are also ruins dating back to the Roman age. Off the coast you will be able to find many small islands, such as the Aeolian islands, which were created by active volcanoes.
In Italy there are different climates ruling the different regions. In the Po Valley in the north the climate is mild continental with weak winds and relative high humidity. In winter it is around 0 degrees and sometimes snow can fall. From June to August, it is hot and muggy with temperatures averaging around 24 degrees. If you visit the Po Valley between May and August, prepare for thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. The heat by the lakes such as Lake Como and Garda is often broken down by these thunderstorms.
In the Alps it is generally colder and has a mountain climate with cold and snowy winters and mild summers with frequent thunderstorms as well. It is the perfect location in winter for doing winter sports. The temperatures range from -2 in winter to around 17 degrees in summer. The climate for which Italy is famous is the mild and sunny weather which is actually only found in the coastal areas and on the islands. It is characterized by rainy winters and hot summers with a lot of sunshine and temperatures range from 10 degrees in winter to around 25 degrees in summer.
In central Italy (Marche, Umbria, Tuscany) the climate is transitional with hot summers but colder winter than in de Mediterranean. In winter the nights can be cool around freezing point but summers can go up to above 30 degrees. Marche is milder than Tuscany in summer but colder in winters. Snow is rare in these areas but it could happen. Lastly, the Apennine range, the climate is moderately continental with cold winters (snow is possible) and warm summers with the occasional thunderstorms.
The best time to visit the cities in Italy is in spring, around April and May, because the temperatures are the most pleasant with sunshine and nature in bloom. The first half of September also tends to be quite a good time with pleasant temperatures. If you want to go to Italy for the heath, then go from July to August.
Even though there are countless of activities to undertake in Italy or ancient villages to stroll through, having your own villa with pool might be the ultimate relaxation for your next holiday to Italy. Whenever you come back from seeing the country, you can dive into your pool to cool off or even just lay by it all day to sunbathe. You can choose villa for your family of 4 but we also have larger houses for when you are with a whole group. The villas have everything you need and are, of course, positioned in the middle of the beautiful Italian nature. So are you ready for your next family holiday or holiday with friends and want to have a wonderful time in Italy? Check out our Italian villas with pool.
