Holiday rentals and lettings in Naples Province

Stay in the heart of Naples

The selection of holiday lettings in the Province of Naples that we offer on Holidu place you in an area of Italy renowned for its sensational panoramas, amazing historic monuments, high-octane energy and unrivalled elegance. Most visitors opt for a holiday rental in the Old Town. This situates them just footsteps from its well-preserved cobbled streets and medieval houses. These properties are also close to a myriad of world-class pizzerias and cafés. The good news is the fact that you have a huge selection of options to choose from across the province when you book through Holidu.

Holiday rentals galore with beautiful views

When you select one of our holiday rentals and lettings in Naples Province with a view, you are arranging a stay in a fabulous Mediterranean region that boasts a large variety of holiday properties to rent. These properties offer you complete independence for you, your partner, your family or your group. Lettings are primarily for smaller parties with one to 2 bedroom options being the most prevalent. We also have a fantastic selection of holiday villas in Sorrento on the other side of the Gulf of Naples that are suitable for larger groups. Some of these properties offer panoramic views over the surrounding area from spacious terraces. Detailed below, we have provided a quick rundown of commonly found amenities in the rental properties that we have listed in Naples Province.

As you can see by viewing our current offers, we have a whole range of holiday rentals and lettings in Naples Province that are equipped with:

• Pool
• Internet
• Pets allowed
• Balcony/Terrace
• TV
• Air conditioning
• Garden
• Parking
• Washing machine

Stay footsteps away from Naples' majestic sights

The options we offer for accommodation in Naples Province to rent are located in the southern Italian region known as the Mezzogiorno. It is a seaside city located on the sweeping Gulf of Naples and overlooked by the imposing Mount Vesuvius. The Old Town in Naples is designated as a UNESCO Cultural Heritage Site and is renowned for its narrow alleyways that lead to mystical churches, catacombs and a profusion of cherubic restaurants. Beyond the lineup of properties that we offer in the city, you can also choose from options on the other side of the gulf. These include holiday rentals in Sorrento and Positano lettings.

Live it up in west Naples

On Holidu, we also offer private holiday lettings in Naples Province away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre. The Vomero neighbourhood is an upscale area situated in a hilly part of the city to the west. It offers lovely views of the Old Town and the city as a whole. The Gulf of Naples and Vesuvius standing tall in the background make this a popular area for travellers planning holidays. Nearby Chiaia is filled with Italian designer shops and opulent apartments. Its parks are a great place to visit to relax for some peace and quiet after a day in the rambunctious downtown area. If you are seeking a unique way to extend your holiday after your time in Naples, you might also consider booking a Capri holiday villa. The iconic island is located just west of the southern portion of the gulf and can be reached via ferry in roughly 50 minutes. It is beloved for its spectacular natural scenery and an array of popular hiking trails.

Naples for foodies

You have the chance to try the best pizza in Italy when you book a holiday letting in Naples Province through Holidu. The area has been the spiritual home of this iconic dish since its invention in the 19th century. The Neapolitans have raised it to what can be described as a fine art. Pizzeria Dal Presidente is probably the most revered and popular spot in the city. It is located in the centre and routinely draws large crowds who come to taste the amazing flavours.

Naples for history buffs

Naples can be seen as a mesmerising open-air Mediterranean museum. The area is beloved by history buffs with a myriad of monuments and statues to visit. The top historical attraction is the nearby archaeological site of Pompeii. The remains of a Roman city are located there. It was destroyed by an eruption from Vesuvius in 79 AD. Make sure to dedicate an entire day to this experience. Take your time to stroll down the ancient streets while pondering what it must have been like to live there nearly 2,000 years ago when it was a thriving city in the Roman Empire. We also have a selection of holiday rentals on the Amalfi Coast that are a popular option for history enthusiasts. Our Amalfi rentals are located 1 hour and 20 minutes to the southeast of the city via the A3 in an iconic area known for historic sites like the Villa Romana e Antiquarium. The archaeological site dates from the 1st century AD and was a popular location for the aristocracy of the Roman Empire to build opulent residences.

1. Discover Catacombe di San Gennaro
2. Explore one of the world's oldest fortifications
3. Head down to the Galleria Borbonica
4. Tour the seat of passion in Naples
5. Take a boat trip to the secret island of Naples

id="tip-1"1. Discover Catacombe di San Gennaro

Underneath the city of Naples lies an underground network of catacombs that are incredibly well-preserved. These tunnels date back more than 1,400 years and are spread across two levels that you can explore during your visit. The lower level is from the pagan era while the upper portion dates to the early Christian period.

id="tip-2"2. Explore one of the world's oldest fortifications

The Castel dell'Ovo is a 15th-century castle on the Megaride Peninsula located just outside of Naples. Entry to the site is free and its towers offer some of the best views over the stunning gulf. The narrow streets that surround this location offer a utopian mix of traditional pizzerias and welcoming fish restaurants.

id="tip-3"3. Head down to the Galleria Borbonica

Conceived in 1853 as an escape route from the Royal Palace, the Bourbon Tunnel represents an emotional journey through the history of the Naples underground. It was utilised during World War II and your guide will take you to bomb shelters stocked with provisions and 1940s cars and scooters that are still parked there.

id="tip-4"4. Tour the seat of passion in Naples

Stadio San Paolo is a 60,000-seat stadium that is home to S.S.C. Napoli. Built in 1948, it has played host to some of the world's most famous football players such as the legendary Diego Maradona. If you can get there on a match day, you can experience one of the most electrifying atmospheres that can be had in any stadium in Europe.

id="tip-5"5. Take a boat trip to the secret island of Naples

The island of Procida is the smallest in the Gulf of Naples and one of the area's top tourist experiences. It is just a short boat ride from the city. When you arrive, you will be met by a tangle of houses painted pink, yellow, blue and green as you explore its narrow, winding streets, high medieval walls and lush parks. With its authentic feel, a day trip to Procida is the perfect way to round out your exploration of this amazing corner of Italy!