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Apartment |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 6

Formia in Lazio

From £350 per week

Short stays welcome

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car advised, no pets allowed

About the home

NO CHEAPER BEACHSIDE PROPERTY AVAILABLE ANYWHERE IN ITALY FOR 2012. You don't need to break the bank to have a holiday in the sun in this beautiful, ancient land. This is a very affordable lovely 2nd floor apartment in a secure block: It is comfortable and well equipped and can sleep up to 6 adults / children and one baby.

The Master Bedroom has a king size bed, a crystal chandelier and fully fitted large oak storage units, with matching headboard, dressing table and two mini chests of drawers. There is ample wardrobe and storage space in this room for all the guests staying in the flat. Bedding for all 6 beds and the travel cot is stored in the centre section of the triple wardrobe: sheets, blankets, pillow cases, towels, flannels etc. The bed has an excellent orthopaedic mattress which is perfect after at day in the sun or a day’s sightseeing. This room also has a new single folding bed and a travel cot for babies and toddlers which we purchased for the flat two summers ago.
The second bedroom has a fully sprung double bed and a single bed that can fold away into a sofa and armchair if not required. Please note these are proper Italian designer bed units not uncomfortable pull-outs that you have probably experienced when staying with friends.
This room also has a TV with a brand new DVD / digital channel converter, giving guests access to up to 100 digital channels including BBC world. We have also recently purchased an internet dongle which guests can attach to their lap tops and have up to 100 hours of internet available to them for just €24 for the entire holiday period. The second bedroom also has a holiday wardrobe and a brand new 7 drawer chest of drawers which was purchased this summer. This room also has a beautiful solid oak dresser which can be used for extra storage if required.

In the hall there is a solid oak coat and hat stand, a mini oak dresser with and matching mirror. In this dresser we store the iron, the hair-dryer, spare bulbs, the air-conditioning remote and other bits and bobs. Further along the hall there is a modern cupboard where we store the beach parasol, beach chairs, beach toys for children, bath mats, a broom, a mop and dust pan and brush.

The flat has a fully equipped kitchen which is well stocked with glassware, crockery and cutlery. A new combo microwave and fridge freezer were installed last summer.

The bathroom has a bath, shower and bidet unit and a slimline washing machine.

The air conditioning unit in the hall cools the flat down very well in the summer.

The apartment has an L-shaped balcony which extends all around the length of the flat; an ideal place to relax with a glass or two of wine on balmy summer evenings. There is a sun blind on the balcony and an outdoor washing line; in the summer it only takes one hour for washing to dry in the hot Italian sun.

Many of the neighbours in this and the mini apartment block across the way are known to us and are always happy to assist our guests in any way they can. There are also some new younger families in these two blocks with young children; several of our guests have mentioned that their children made friends with some of the children in the apartment block soon after arrival and were often invited to go and play in the little children’s playground at the end of the close.

There is a small private parking area just outside the apartment block for local residents. You will be entitled to park there providing you avoid the disabled spaces in yellow and do not block the entrance to the neighbours’ garages.

The flat is within walking distance of cafes, shops, supermarkets, restaurants and the excellent Ravello take-away restaurant where you can buy a delicious Italian home cooked meal for the entire family for as little as €20.

Remember you will benefit from the fact that this flat is not in a holiday village but in a smart residential area of Formia. The quality of the produce available in the delicatessens and supermarkets and the local restaurants, needs to satisfy the high expectations of the Italian residents of the area; the prices are competitive, the service you will receive is of the highest standard and the produce is as good as you will find anywhere in Italy.

PLEASE BOOK EARLY FOR SUMMER TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Please note that we are not travel agents and this is not a Holiday Village but it is a pleasant apartment in a safe, residential area of Formia and the neighbours are friendly and helpful at all times whenever required. It is an ideal environment for anyone who wants to live the Italian life for a while and perfect for young families as it is a safe and child friendly neighbourhood.

PLEASE BOOK EARLY FOR SUMMER TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.

Further details outdoors:
FORMIA'S LOVELY STRETCH OF BEACH IS JUST A SHORT WALK AWAY FROM THE APARTMENT. SUMMER GUESTS IN 2012 CAN BENEFIT FROM A FAMILY BOOKING IN ONE OF THE BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH RESORTS PICTURED HERE, AT A VERY REDUCED RATE IF THEY BOOK OUR APARTMENT AT LEAST ONE MONTH BEFORE TRAVELLING TO FORMIA.

Please see the photos of the beautiful beach resorts we were able to arrange for our Formia guests last summer as part of this package. As one of our guests wrote in an email last year:

'Thank you so much for arranging such a wonderful holiday for us; the beach facilities at the local hotel resort were excellent; totally and completely relaxing - a little slice of Heaven'.

Check out our own website for photos and more information on our apartment and the Formia area. Details below.

Further details

FORMIA'S LOVELY STRETCH OF BEACH IS JUST A SHORT WALK AWAY FROM THE APARTMENT. SUMMER GUESTS IN 2012 CAN BENEFIT FROM A FAMILY BOOKING IN ONE OF THE BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH RESORTS PICTURED HERE, AT A VERY REDUCED RATE IF THEY BOOK IN ADVANCE.

Two of the beautiful resorts we send our guests to are attached to luxury hotels. Imagine yourselves sitting on an exclusive private beach overlooking the beautiful Bay of Gaeta and the Pontine Islands of Ponza and Ventotene. Unadulterated Luxury for as little as £5 per person for the entire day.

SEEING IS BELIEVING! - LOOK AT THE BEACH RESORT PHOTOS AND READ THE COMMENTS IN OUR GUESTBOOK BY PREVIOUS YEARS' SUMMER GUESTS.

All the resorts we recommend to our guests to will provide them with an exclusive beachside and / or poolside parasol service; the beaches are cleaned daily and life guards are on duty until 7:00 pm every evening to make sure children are happy but also safe. If you are watching the pennies, the public beach is just a beautiful and is even closer to the apartment than the resorts. BUT DONT FORGET TO TAKE THE PARASOL IN THE HALL CUPBOARD AS IT IS VERY HOT ON THESE SOUTHERN ITALIAN BEACHES.
Health and Safety beach and swimming pool information sheets sent to interested parties should be read with care.

PLEASE BOOK EARLY FOR SUMMER BOOKINGS TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.

Conditions

CHILDREN AND SPORT
If you ask anyone who has been to the south of Italy with children to tell you about their time there, they will all say the same thing: “Southern Italians love children, they welcome them everywhere with open arms”. This was certainly true for us when our children were young, that’s why we kept going back.
Restaurants, cafés, Italian style pubs, all have high chairs and are happy for families with young children to go and eat, drink or snack there at any time of the day or evening. Beach holidays are a wonderful way of entertaining young children as they will be occupied for the entire day at a comparatively low cost; they will make Italian friends on the beach and could even learn a little Italian. When our children were small all they really wanted to do when we were in Italy, was to go to the beach or the aqua park; they weren’t really interested in much else. As they got older they started asking about some of the other sporting activities that they can do in the area. They tried a variety of activities but their favourites have proved to be horse riding on the beach in Sperlonga and water skiing on the lake. Our younger daughter has always wanted to try paragliding on the beach in Gaeta; now that she is 18 she can have a go this summer.

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Beautiful luxury beach Resort a short walk from the apartment

 

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Aqua Park in Itri

 

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Sunset on Sinuessa Beach

 

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Master Bedroom

The Lazio region

This region is steeped in history and culture all around. Formia itself is a beautiful chic Italian town surrounded on three sides by the spectacular Aurunci Hills and overlooking the Mediterranean sea. Within driving distance of Formia are Naples, Pompeii, Mount Vesuvius, Scauri, Gaeta and Sperlonga. Rome is one hour away by train and can cost as little as €10 return to get there and back. This town really does have it all. Designer shops, traditional southern Italian markets, restaurants serving delicious Southern Italian food at prices you won't believe and beaches and views to die for. This is an area which has something to offer all year round.
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There are excellent beaches in Formia, Gaeta, Scauri, Sperlonga and the Mondragone area further south. SUMMER GUESTS IN 2012 CAN BENEFIT FROM A FAMILY BOOKING IN ONE OF THE BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH RESORTS PICTURED ON THIS SITE AT A VERY REDUCED RATE PROVIDING YOU BOOK EARLY. Please see photos on this page. These resorts are just a ten minute walk from the apartment and they benefit from spectacular views of the bay of Gaeta. One even has a swimming pool which guests can use for no extra charge if it has not been hired out to a wedding party (they have LOTS of weddings at this particular resort in the summer months). Lunch can be purchased and eaten on the beautiful beach terraces overlooking the Bay of Gaeta. If you would like a day out in the renowned beach town of Sperlonga we recommend you go to the Lido Zanzibar. This is a family run lido that we have been going to ourselves since our children were very young. I cannot recommend it enough. In addition to the excellent service that you will receive (for as little as €15 a day per family), you can also buy superb extra virgin Olive Oil produced from the family olive groves in the Itri hills (but you do need to order this a few days before you require it). Excellent snack lunches lunches are available for as little as €5 - €7. If you do go to Sperlonga then you must treat yourselves to an ice-cream or a wonderful pastry at Fiorelli's. All made daily by the owner Filippo and available fresh from 8:00 am every day in summer. This really is ice-cream to die for. Another beach lido we have a link with is in the Levagnole resort near the town of Mondragone (south of Formia), where English speaking guests are particularly welcome as one of the owners is English. This lido is famous in the area for its volcanic spring. Guests are able to have naturally hot showers at a fraction of the cost of the hotel spa nearby. Excellent buffalo mozzarella rolls can be bought from this lido for just €2 each; this isn't the mass produced supermarket mozzarella, but the excellent, creamy, wonderful real buffalo mozzarella only available in Campania. I guarantee it is a taste you will never forget. Order it with tomatoes and fresh basil and a drizzle of olive oil and it will be one of the highlights of your trip. All these beaches will provide guests with an exclusive beachside parasol service, the beaches are cleaned daily and they all have qualified lifeguards on the beach or at the poolside every day until 7 pm. Please note that private beaches in Italy are closed during the winter months but public beaches are open all year round.
If you have children, then the Aqua Park in Itri is a must. Not only will you have a thoroughly relaxing time while your children enjoy the two pools, three slides and inflatables, but you can benefit from their excellent low cost lunches and their delicious home made cornetti (sweet croissants) they are available from about 3 pm onwards. The white chocolate ones are out of this world. There are other aqua parks in the area, but as this is a family run centre and we have been going to it with our children for many years, this is the one we recommend to our guests. However, we do urge all adults with young children to be Health and Saftey aware at all times at beaches and swimming pools.
Health and Safety beach and swimming pool information sheets sent to interested parties should be read with care.
In the summer Formia never sleeps: the magnificent roman amphitheratre at Minturnae puts on open air operatic and theatrial productions throughout the summer months. Just a short walk from two of our Sperlonga beach resorts the open air summer theatre, provides entertainment for the entire season for people of all ages: opera, neapolitan songs, classical concerts, pop and rock concerts, traditional folk dancers and more.

The port at Formia is approximately 1 Km. from the apartment and from there you can take a ferry or jetfoil to the islands of Ponza and Ventotene, where the sea water is a beautiful deep blue and there are caves and grottos to explore all around the two islands. Please see Guest Book for a former guest's magical island experience. 30 minutes south of Formia are the traditional villages in the Campania region; a trip to the medieval market town of Sessa Aurunca for the Thursday morning market is a must. We also recommend lunch at the local osteria in Sessa - Da Nicola, after the market. An excellent three course lunch (using only local produce) can cost as little as €10 per person. Please see comments below from former guests for more information on trips to the islands and the town of Sessa Aurunca.

The Formia area

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This region of Italy has Feste and Sagre all year round. A festa is traditionally a religious festival, commemorating the town's local patron saint. During Festa time the towns and villages in the local area have their summer entertainment programme which can range from funfairs for the children and openair concerts and street dancing. Two summers ago the Opera Aida was performed in the Gaeta Arena; overlooking the bay in the moonlight. Last year we went to local feste in the Campanian towns of Sessa Aurunca, Carinola and Casale. Carinola treated us to a wonderful concert in the town square, of Neapolitan songs and well known operatic arias. The singers were all from the San Carlo Opera House in Naples. In Casale we were able to see an exceptional rendition of Verdi's Rigoletto by a touring brass ensemble. In October we saw the Caserta Chamber Orchestra performing several Cello Concertos with the talented young English cellist Philip Higham in the beautiful medieval church of San Germano in the ancient town of Sessa Aurunca. These and so much more in their summer and autumn programs were totally free of charge..
The sagre are also a type of festival but they focus on food; each town, village or suburb has its yearly 'sagra' which celebrates its culinary speciality; obviously there are ample free samples available. The traditional Italian mediterranean diet has its roots in this area of Italy, so it is very easy to eat well and healthily in this region of Italy. The Formia area has several 'sagre' - Mozzarella, Salsiccia, Pasticcio, Fresella and seafood of all types.

The food in this area is recognized worldwide as being among the best in Italy. The Italian Mediterranean diet is famous worldwide for its healthful qualities and wholesome natural ingredients. Real Pizza (baked in stone ovens made with 100% buffalo mozzarella), fish, the freshest sea-food imaginable, pasta of all kinds and roasted vegetables to die for, must be sampled. Recommended restaurants in the Formia area are : The reasonably price Trattoria Ravello which is just around the corner from the flat provides home cooked dishes to take away or to eat there in simple surroundings for less than €10 per person, Zi Anna, at the port of Formia specialises in fish, sea food and amazing roasted vegetables, La Fontana, in the market square in Formia will enable you to order an excellent steak and a good selection of traditional pasta dishes at a very reasonable cost. Il Tartufo just a short walk away from the apartment, specializes in mushrooms and truffles and all types of roasted local vegetables and excellent pizzas cooked in the traditional stone ovens. For special occasions the excellent Vecchio Borgo Antico restaurant in Castellonorato should be tried; it is reached by following signs to the mountain village of Maranola and then up to Castellonorato. This restaurant dominates the Bay of Gaeta providing excellent views of the towns below; at night the illuminated coastline is truly spectacular. Their taglierini with giant prawn and fresh roquette is a must. You could also treat yourselves to lunch or dinner at the Miramare or Fagiano Hotels, overlooking the beautiful bay of Gaeta and just a short walk from the flat. Not the cheapest option but not extortionate for all that you would receive and for the sumptuous surroundings you would eat in.
Visitors to the area in the Christmas season must see the 'Presepe Vivente' in the local villages (it literally means the 'Living Crib'.)
Visitors to the area in the Easter season must visit the town of Sessa Aurunca (20 mins away from the apartment) to see the Good Friday and Easter Monday Processions. On Good Friday the entire town processes through the town for 8 hours culminating in four enormous bonfires being lit in the town's incredible medieval town square. It feels more like 1412 than 2012. (More information and photos available on these on request).

For sports enthusiasts the Olympic Coni sports centre is in the next street to that of the apartment and a windsurfing school in Formia Vindicio is a short bus-ride or drive away. Opera enthusiasts could have singing lessons with a professional opera singer and anyone interested in cuisine could assist the Chef is one of the local restaurants in the Formia area or further south. Details of these and other activities are available on request. A taxi service with tour guide facility can also be arranged on request. In the town of Sperlonga there is a water skiing centre and and horse riding club which provides leisurely rides on the beach at sunset. The horse riding club also provides a day camp service for children of all ages. At the camp children will have riding lessons, cookery classes, treasure hunts and a couple of hours on the beach.

The aqua park at Itri is a must for children and parents alike; its three waterslides and two large pools surrounded by the most spectaclular scenery will provide you with a day out that you will treasure forever. (See above). The Garigliano river provides plenty of fishing opportunities for anglers, and yachts are available to hire on request. As there is so much to do in the Formia area we provide our visitors with suggested Programmes of Activities for 7 / 14 / 21 day visits to the area geared to the time of year and season required.
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How to get there

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Fly to Rome and get a bus from the airport to Rome's Termini station then take a train to Formia station; a direct train (called 'intercity' in Italian) only takes an hour or just over. Once in Formia take a bus or a taxi to the flat. For first timers it may be best to take a taxi. This will cost about 10 euros. If you want to explore the area we advise that you hire a car from the airport in Rome and travel to Formia by car taking the A1 motorway or the Appia and Pontina roads to Formia. This journey will take about 2 / 3 hours depending on traffic and the time of year.

Activities near Formia

Guestbook for Via Don Luigi Sturzo (N.57 int

"This was one of the cheapest holidays we had and yet it was one of the best. We visited Rome and Naples by train, we spent a whole day in Pompeii and we joined the landlady and her family on a trip to the beautiful Royal Palace of Caserta. As we booked early we were treated to a couple of REALLY CHEAP days at an amazing local beach resort just across the main road from the apartment. That was the highlight for me. In fact it was so amazing that we cancelled carefully made plans and went back there three more times. This resort is attached to a 5 start hotel and we only had access to it as the owner of this flat has a connection with the manager at the hotel, otherwise it is only availble to hotel guests (and we certainly couldnt afford to stay there at €350 a night). When we got there we found ourselves on an exclusive private beach with just a handful of hotel guests, we were given access to their lovely swimming pool on two of the days and on one of the afternoons we were even offered drinks on the terrace at one of the regular wedding receptions the hotel holds almost every day in the summer months. This really was an unbelievable perk of this holiday. If all 6 of us had stayed at this hotel it would have cost us as much as we paid for this flat for a week, for just one night. Look at the beach resort photos on this site. You will find nothing better anywhere in Europe at this price".
Mrs J. Clarke - Winchester. June / July 2008

"Dear Lucia,
We wanted to thank you for your apartment and for all the help you gave us in arranging our August holiday in Formia last summer. We really appreciated the Health and Safety information on the beaches and local aqua park. We took your advice on going to private beaches rather than public ones with our two young children and we were grateful that you persuaded us to book everything in advance. I didn't realise that August would be quite so busy - even though you did warn us. The lifeguard at the local beach resort in Formia was very helpful indeed with our children. As you know this is our third time in Formia and although we were sorry that the Risorgimento restaurant had closed down, we found the Ravello takeaway more than satisfied our needs. Our trip to the Island of Ponza was really good. Thank you so much for helping us arrange that. Our elder daughter loved it and even helped my husband steer our hired boat. I am sure we will book again for next summer. August again please. Would love to meet up again if you are there at that time".
Susan Wright and family - August 2009


"We didn't know what to expect when we went to Formia last year as we had never been south of Rome before, but it was amazing. The people were so friendly, the beaches were superb and the weather was incredible. "
Mr and Mrs Lyon - Southampton

"We wanted to experience life as the Italians lived it so this seemed ideal. We were not disappointed. We walked to the market every morning and if we got there early we could even buy freshly caught fish from the local fishing boats, the restaurants were great and some were surprisingly cheap compared to any of the restaurants we went to in northern Italy. We initially wondered whether booking your place for a month was too long, but it was great and I couldn't believe how quickly the time went - sadly. We'll be back"
Jill and Brian Cooper - Sydney Australia

"We had always rented villas with swimming pools in the past as we have three children but two years ago we found that our two teenagers got bored very quickly in our remote villa in Portugal so last summer we opted for this. Surprisingly we found the flat more than satisfied our accommodation needs and we all had a super time. We sat on the beach in Sperlonga most days and ate in fantastic restaurants at night, our children tried their hand at waterskiing, paragliding and scuba diving; in the evening they went clubbing and made more friends than we thought possible in just two weeks. We booked again for this year as soon as we got back."
Owen family - South Wales.

We wanted to visit Rome but found the hotel prices extortionate in the summer months so we thought we would try this. It worked very well, we bought a 7 day pass for the inter-city train to Rome and found it very easy indeed. There are two inter-city trains an hour (three in the summer) and it only takes an hour to get to Rome from Formia. The inter-city trains are modern, clean and air-conditioned and above all they are CHEAP. In fact we couldn't believe the price so we treated ourselves to first class travel and had our own private compartment on most of the days and were served coffee and cornetti in our seats (Italian croissants) every morning.
We highly recommend Formia to anyone wanting to visit Rome; not just because it is better value for money but because Formia is a lovely town in its own right. Visiting Rome was amazing and everyone should do it at least once but returning to Formia in the evening and having a meal at the Zi Anna restaurant, which overlooks the amazing Bay of Gaeta made our trip complete. We are definitely doing this again.
S. Patel - Croydon

We stayed in this apartment during Easter Week this year as we wanted to experience the Holy Week Easter processions which my Italian grandfather used to talk about when I was a child. The owners of this apartment have family connections in a town called Sessa Aurunca in the Campania region, so they arranged for us to participate in all the Holy Week festivities in this amazing historical town.
Sessa Aurunca is famous throughout southern Italy for being one of the only towns who still retains all its medieval traditions and festivals. Every day from Palm Sunday to Easter Monday a Procession of men and boys leaves one of the many Parish Churches and processes around the town for several hours dressed in the robes and colours of that particular parish.
The most impressive of these processions are the ones on Good Friday and Easter Monday. The Good Friday Procession unites all the parishes together; this time they do not wear their parish colours but they are all in black robes and black hoods, as they are openly mourning the death of Christ. They process through town from 5 pm to about 2 am.
The entire community is involved in this important religious event. Men and boys carry vivid statues of the Passion of Christ. Little girls as young as 2 are dressed in black and gold and represent Angels of Death. It is a medieval style funeral in every sense of the word.
Every time the procession passes a particular area of town, its residents light a huge bonfire to symbolize good burning out evil. In the ancient Catholic tradition, fire is a purifying and cleansing force. When the procession reaches the Market Square 4 huge bonfires are lit in the centre of the square; it is quite a sight.
On Easter Monday the whole town celebrates the risen Christ with another procession: in this one all the men wear the robes in their parish colours; the Bishop and the local Mayor and other dignitaries are at the front and everyone else follows. In the evening the whole town celebrates with music, dancing, food stalls of every type. It is the biggest party you can imagine.
What is really amazing about this whole event is that it is not done for the benefit of tourists or visitors; in fact we seemed to be the only foreigners there; this is done because it has always been done. No one really knows when exactly it began; the town’s historians believe that it has been going for at least 1000 years if not longer. For us it really was a glimpse into the past. Anyone with any historical or cultural interest at all in Italy, should have this experience, we cannot recommend it highly enough.
Prof. G. Manzi Schmidt - CA. U.S.A.


Dear Lucia,

What a wonderful time we had exploring Italy and the rest of Europe! We just returned the day before yesterday from our 3 week adventure and are just now re-adjusting to the familiar ways of life at home. As you might imagine, we've spent much conversation reflecting on our experiences and I can honestly tell you that the experiences we had in Formia and Sessa were the richest and most authentic of our entire trip. Joan and I are also teachers and we were welcomed so generously by your friends Georgio and Rosaria. Ben and Mary really enjoyed this rare and valuable experience and we're very grateful to you for helping us make the connection.
Steiner family - USA - Summer 2007

Thoroughly enjoyed the experience of living among the Italians. Visited Sperlonga on two of the days and thoroughly enjoyed the pool and beach facilities arranged for us. The food at the beach resort hotel was marvellous.
The waterpark at Itri was a godsend for my son and daughter who absolutely love swimming. It was not too big or too busy and I had a thoroughly relaxing time. Lunch was excellent as sometimes kids can be fussy with regard to food. The kids learned to dive. 4 visits to the aquapark were included in our holiday.
The highlight of my holiday was the visit to Ponza. We took the early morning hydrofoil out - what an experience as I work with a ferry company and had never experienced the hydrofoil. When we arrived we hired a small boat for the day; we bought a packed lunch from the local stalls, juices etc and packed them into the icebox supplied with the boat and off we went to discover the west side off the island. We could not believe how clear the water was and we enjoyed the dips in the beautiful coves.
We thoroughly enjoyed the restaurants in Formia. The ones we mainly used were Ravello, Risorgimento and Tartufo. Ravello was outstanding and one of the girls had a little English so we had some banter. Cafe Tirreno was a favourite for cocktail and ice-cream late afternoon.
The Panorama Shopping Centre was excellent, my son must have bought all the Italian police car toys in stock.
On our last day we checked our baggage into the left luggage in Rome Termini and took the bus to St Peter's Square. We did not have time to go inside the Vatican but what an experience just being there. We had a lovely meal not far from this square and this rounded off the wonderful time we had in Italy.

Moreland family - Scotland


Thank you so much for arranging such a wonderful week for us. I didn't realise when we first booked this apartment that you would do so much for us. We really appreciated the beach bookings and the holiday programme you arranged for us. When we decided to opt for a non package 'do it yourself' holiday we expected to have to spend some time planning our days and getting to know the area but as you did it all for us we didn't waste one minute of our precious time there. We felt like VIPS when we went to Il Risorgimento restaurant and Antonio welcomed us as if he had known us for years. The flowers delivered by your cousin on our Anniversary
were such a nice touch; thank you for that and for the surprise Prosecco at the the beach resort later. Our son loved the water-skiing you arranged and by the third day was happy to just be left there for the whole morning while we relaxed on the beach. Please let us know how we can tell other people about this as it is a very special experience and they will not realise just how much they will receive just by reading the internet advertisement. It was like staying with old friends rather than renting a flat from people we hadn't ever met. Thank you so much for everything.
Ana and Pete - London

Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Winter	15 Feb 12	1 Mar 12	350£ 350	0-	0-	2 Weeks
Early Spring	1 Mar 12	16 Apr 12	400£ 400	0-	0-	1 Week
Late Spring	16 Apr 12	15 May 12	450£ 450	0-	0-	1 Week
Early Summer	15 May 12	17 Jun 12	550£ 550	0-	0-	1 Week
Summer	17 Jun 12	16 Jul 12	600£ 600	0-	0-	1 Week
Peak	16 Jul 12	1 Sep 12	700£ 700	0-	0-	1 Week
Late Summer	1 Sep 12	16 Sep 12	600£ 600	0-	0-	1 Week
Early Autumn	16 Sep 12	1 Nov 12	500£ 500	0-	0-	1 Week
Late Autumn	1 Nov 12	1 Dec 12	400£ 400	0-	0-	1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

PLEASE NOTE: THE ABOVE RATES ARE GUIDE PRICES ONLY. WE ARE HAPPY TO NEGOTIATE RATES WITH GUESTS IF THEY WOULD LIKE TO MAKE US AN OFFER. WE TEND TO ACCEPT LOWER OFFERS IF THEY ARE BOOKED AND PAID FOR AT LEAST TWO MONTHS IN ADVANCE. GUESTS SHOULD ALSO ASK US ABOUT OUR SEASONAL OFFERS. THESE ARE AVAILABLE ALL YEAR ROUND.

When you are considering an offer you should note that the Guide Prices above are based on 2 people renting the property per week. Weekly supplements for extra guests, including children, will be payable.

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