We are the largest Italian hospitality company by number of directly managed vacation homes. We manage a portfolio of over 2400 houses in Sicily, Sardinia, Puglia, Campania, Emilia-Romagna, Liguria, Piedmont, Lake Garda, Lake Como and Venice. In our activity we support the entrepreneurial spirit of local operators, because we believe that welcoming tourists is a fundamental resource for the development of the territory.

Elegant villa with sea views, featuring a private pool and spacious garden, located near the coast and the airport. The property is in a well-maintained and private residential area, standing out for its exquisite outdoor spaces. These include a panoramic pool, a relaxation area, an outdoor dining area with a kitchen, a barbecue, and a fully enclosed garden. The living area consists of a cozy lounge with sofas and TV, a dining room with a large table, and an independent kitchen fully equipped with a dishwasher, coffee machine, oven, kettle, and wine cooler. The sleeping area includes three bedrooms, each with a queen-size bed, wardrobes, and air conditioning. The layout is completed by two modern bathrooms with showers and hairdryers. *We inform guests that there is a video surveillance system outside the apartment at the entrance and on the veranda, pool area.

Overlooking the stunning gulf dominated by the island of Tavolara, Olbia is the main tourist gateway to northern Sardinia. With its port and international airport, scenic beauty, rich history, and traditions, Olbia offers an exceptional tourist experience. In the city center, the medieval Basilica of San Simplicio and the Archaeological Museum stand out, displaying artifacts from Nuragic relics to Roman warships. Just outside the city, on a hill with views of the gulf, lies the Nuraghe Riu Mulinu archaeological site. Olbia also hosts major events such as the Giro d'Italia and concerts by internationally renowned artists. The coastal area of Olbia features a stunning mix of beaches and cliffs, including Pittulongu, Porto Istana, Le Saline, Li Cuncheddi, and Bados. Additionally, the area offers a network of nature trails rich in biodiversity, with varying difficulty levels for all types of hikers, rewarding them with breathtaking panoramic views. Don't miss the chance to explore the traditional food and wine scene in the numerous local venues, restaurants, and during festivals. Enjoy a land-based dinner with myrtle-flavored kid goat or Gallura soup, or try local seafood like sea urchins, bottarga, mussels, and oysters from the gulf. Pair these dishes with a fine Vermentino di Gallura DOCG, and end your meal with a delicious seada topped with honey and a glass of artisanal mirto.