Sunny apartment overlooking the sea of Agropoli Sunny comprising 7 beds, kitchen (with equipment and utensils) and living area with sofa bed, two bedrooms, two bathrooms with shower all furnished with modern furniture and excellent finishing. The large balcony as well as make you enjoy a splendid view of the Gulf, will allow you to lunch and dinner outdoors. The apartment is equipped with all comforts (air conditioning, washing machine, coffee pod machine, mosquito nets, television system). Housekeeping, airport pickup, any reservations tourist trips on request. Final cleaning service included in the total price of the nights. Available private parking on site. Rented for a minimum period of one week up to a month. Small pets allowed.

I am a sensible person. I love to speak with the people and I love to pumper the folk. I am so happy to have this mansion. I love also the animals that I consider my brothers and sisters to defend. If you love nature and the sea we will glad to welcome you and your family in this wonderful little paradise called Agropoli.

Agropoli The Pearl of Cilento Agropoli is a town of 20,806 inhabitants in the Italian province of Salerno in Campania. Overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, on the southern end of the Gulf of Salerno, sitting just below the Piana del Sele, Agropoli was an important maritime location for the Romans.agropili1 Today it hosts a large tourist port and is the main gateway leading from the sea to the National Park of Cilento and the Vallo di Diano. The strategic location of the “pearl of the Cilento” (as it has been defined), has always had a great significance from several point of views. Today Agropoli is the perfect place for tourists, that will be fascinated by the historical and natural beauties of the city but also from neighbouring places like Paestum, Castelcivita, Pertosa, Velia and all villages of the National Park of Cilento, easily accessible from Agropoli. agropolo3In the old part of the town, a great portion of the medieval city walls is still visible, together with the original seventh century portal with its monumental stairs. The ancient village is in fact reachable on foot thorough the “scaloni” that were for centuries the only access road to the village.