Best Vacation Rentals in San Domino - Italy

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The property is immersed in the lush vegetation of the island overlooking one of the most suggestive cliffs, Lo Scoglio Dell'Elefante. Some apartments overlook the sea directly giving an unparalleled view and tranquility. All apartments are equipped with kitchen, bathroom, dishes and small conveniences to spend quiet days.

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Renovated house in 2012, a central location from which all the coves and sites of greatest interest can be reached. The port is a ten-minute walk away while the centre with all the typical restaurants bars and shops just fifty meters away, the ATM is a hundred meters away. The rooms are equipped with all the comforts, climate, refrigerator, private bathroom, fon, tv/sat and private terrace on which in addition to enjoying our breakfast you can have dinners or takeaway snacks. Happy holidays to all Nicholas

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Hotel Rossana located 50 mt. from the only sandy beach and surrounded by nature in the midst of the Aleppo Pine, Mediterranean vegetation and plants of capers that reach the sea. The ' Rossana Hotel refurbished in 2011 remained a family-run hotel with all the advantages that come with it. Open all year round.Near the Sea

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The hotel La Vela has an enviable and exclusive position: it is on the sea, surrounded by the greenery of the pine forest and far from the night din of discos. The property offers 13 bright and comfortable rooms, all with independent entrance and private terrace. Some of them overlook the garden, others on the panoramic terrace, equipped with sun beds and umbrellas, from which you can enjoy in total relaxation a wonderful view of the sea.

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You rent cottage in the old town of St. Nicholas Island

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St. Nicholas, the Mother island Religious seat since 1045 with the construction of the monastery dedicated to Santa Maria a Mare by the Benedictine monks first, and later Cistercensi and Lateran. The Trevisis and the guests live in characteristic buildings built by the Bourbons (1793-1840) for the reception of Neapolitan settlerNear the Sea