Hotels Sant'Agnello, Guesthouses Sant'Agnello and Residences Sant'Agnello

Sant’Agnello is situated just in the heart of the Salentine Peninsula, and develops halfway between Piano di Sorrento and Sorrento. Sant’Agnello's territory, which extends towards the hinterland too, overlooks the enchanting Gulf of Salerno and Amalfi Coast. Surrounded by incredible landscapes, compelling beaches and impressive cliffs, Sant’Agnello gives tourists the possibility to spend unforgettable holidays here based on the utmost fun and relax.

Sant’Agnello's modern hotels are the ideal accommodation facilities for both sea lovers and cultural tourists. The lovers of excursions who stay at the local guest houses will have the possibility to explore the unspoiled territories of the Salentine Peninsula, which are peppered with fascinating footpaths, high reliefs which fall sheer to the sea and a flourishing vegetation. Sant'Agnello's farm houses give guests the possibility to taste excellent traditional specialities from Campania.

The rocky coasts of the Salentine Peninsula were formed by the huge amount of lava, ash and debris which scattered away after numerous volcanic eruptions. The typical yellowish colour of the local cliffs derives from the volcanic origins of the surrounding territories, which have been settled since the prehistoric times as evidences by the numerous archaeological finds which were unearthed here.
Sant’Agnello overlooks the Gulf of Naples and is particularly appreciated for its famous La Marinella Beach, which extends between high cliffs that peppered with sumptuous palaces and hotels. Sant’Agnello's most picturesque buildings are all situated on the top of enchanting panoramic locations. Not to be missed is Villa Crawford, which belonged to the famous writer Francis Marion Crawford between the nineteenth and the twentieth century.
Sant’Agnello's most representative place is Rione Angri, which gathers splendid eighteenth-century buildings, the church of St. Annunziata and the beautiful Piazza Matteotti. Every year in September, the small hamlet of Colli di Fontanelle is home to a popular folk festival which was inaugurated in the 80s to encourage the relationships between farmers and consumers. The so-called Fontanelle Festival gives tourists the possibility to buy excellent regional staples, such as tasty cheeses and salami, freshly baked bread, fine wine and roasted cutlets.