Villas for Large Groups Italy

For those looking to share special moments without compromising on comfort, our villas for groups offer independent living spaces, spacious living areas and thoughtfully designed environments for spending time together. Staying in a villa for large families or groups of friends allows you to enjoy every moment in total serenity, with the freedom to plan your time and share unique experiences in an exclusive setting.

These exclusive group villas with private pool are located in some of the most captivating destinations, such as Tuscany, Umbria, Sicily, Lazio and other carefully selected locations. Our holiday homes for group stays combine elegant interiors with a welcoming atmosphere and outdoor spaces such as landscaped gardens and fully equipped areas, ideal for al fresco lunches and dinners.

Whether it’s a family gathering, a holiday with friends or the celebration of a special occasion, a large group accommodation is the perfect choice to enjoy every experience together, combining conviviality, fun and moments of relaxation, while still respecting everyone’s personal space. For your stay in our holiday homes in Italy, you can also book a wide range of In-Villa Services to make your stay even more unique and comfortable.

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Choose a vacation home in Italy and explore the Bel Paese with total freedom

From north to south, every stay becomes an experience: the coasts of Sicily, Sardinia, Campania, and Liguria, through Tuscany, Umbria, and Lazio, all the way to Veneto and Emilia-Romagna. Posarellivillas offers rental options to suit every taste and need; discover the best Italy vacation-home deals and enjoy an unforgettable escape.

Our vacation homes in Northern Italy

Veneto goes beyond the image of Lake Garda, offering landscapes of historic charm and natural beauty. From the Dolomites and the Northern Prealps to Asiago and Cadore, through Cortina d’Ampezzo, the region presents varied scenery and rich traditions, with protected natural heritage. The Euganean and Berici Hills provide rural ambience, historic villas, and a long wine-making tradition. The Po Delta and Polesine showcase floodplains, lagoons, and notable biodiversity along the river. The Venice Lagoon features a unique landscape where water and land blend, and it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. The Brenta Riviera, from Fusina to the city’s edge, combines grand palazzi, countryside, and a canal that shapes the route. You can find more information looking at our Vacation homes in Veneto.

Emilia-Romagna offers remarkable diversity beyond its famed Adriatic coast. From the rolling hills linking Bologna, Modena, Parma, and Reggio Emilia to the Apennines, the region blends landscapes with a deep culinary and cultural heritage. Rural scenery, parish churches, castles, and art cities tell a story of a rich gastronomic identity, with specialties like Parmigiano-Reggiano, Parma prosciutto, and local apricots. The Romagna coastline, Rimini to Riccione, is lively, while the Po Delta features lagoons and biodiverse valleys. Ravenna’s mosaics are UNESCO-listed, drawing visitors with historic-artistical appeal. Choose Emilia-Romagna for a vacation that combines sea, art, protected nature, and authentic flavors. If you would like to rent a vacation home in Emilia Romagna, you can find one on our website in the section Vacation rentals in Emilia Romagna.

Our vacation rentals in Central Italy

Tuscany goes beyond its famous cuisine and well-known landscapes, offering a mosaic of historic and natural regions that captivate visitors. From the hills between Florence and Siena to the Val d’Orcia valleys, including the Versilia coast and the Maremma, the area presents varied scenery, enduring traditions, and natural treasures balanced between environmental protection and history. The art cities—Florence, Pisa, Siena, Lucca, and Arezzo—convey a rich cultural, artistic, and architectural legacy, enriched by ancient churches, medieval villages, and wine country. The Tuscan coast features sandy beaches and charming seaside towns, coexisting with historic gardens, vineyards, and olive groves that define the regional character. Choosing Tuscany means authentic experiences in art, nature, and cuisine, framed by grandeur and welcoming hospitality. You can find more information about Tuscany in our article: Discover hidden Tuscany.

Umbria is a land of enchanting landscapes—green hills, tranquil lakes, and medieval villages steeped in history. From the tranquility of Lake Trasimeno to the foothills of Assisi, Perugia, and Spoleto, the region blends artistic treasures, culinary traditions, and protected nature in a balance of culture and authenticity. Norcia, Orvieto, and Montefalco offer authentic flavors: truffles, wines such as Sagrantino, and bold extra-virgin olive oils. Umbria also features pilgrimage routes, forests, and waterfalls, including the Marmore Falls, a spectacular man-made marvel set among Umbrian hills. Discover our Vacation rentals in Umbria and experience the diversity of the region.

Lazio isn’t only Rome: it’s a region of diverse landscapes—from green hills to serene lakes and protected coastlines. From the Castelli Romani to Lake Bracciano, through the Sabina and the Lazio coast, it offers varied scenery, historic riches, and authentic flavors in harmony with nature, culture, and local traditions. Near the capital, you’ll discover millennia of history and savor specialties like Cesanese wine, extra-virgin olive oil, and Roman dishes reimagined regionally. Natural parks, including Circeo and the Tusculan Mountains, invite hiking, cycling, and relaxation, completing a well-rounded offer for an authentic Lazio vacation. Our Vacation rentals in Lazio offer you the perfect base for combining culture and relaxation in harmony.

Our vacation rentals in Southern Italy

Apuliua presents varied landscapes—from golden fields to whitewashed villages and crystal-clear seas. From the Gargano to the Salento, via the Valle d’Itria with its trulli and charming villages, it offers historical, cultural, and culinary treasures rooted in authentic traditions. Alberobello, Lecce, and Bari showcase a unique artistic and architectural heritage; ancient olive groves, bold Primitivo wines, and iconic orecchiette celebrate Apulian cuisine. A trip to Apulia joins protected nature, open seas, and the warm, flavorful atmosphere of the South. Learn more about Apulia in our articles Staying in a Trullo or 10Traditional Dishes from Apulia.

Campania offers striking landscapes: terrace-filled Amalfi Coast vistas (Top 5 Places to See in the Amalfi Coast) alongside the volcanic scenery of the Phlegraean Fields form a mosaic of historic sites, culinary experiences, and natural settings. Between Pompeii, Herculaneum, Naples, and Caserta, food is lively, products are exceptional, and art, architecture, and hospitality reflect its vitality. The Cilento coast, Ischia and Capri’s archipelagos, and the Cilento National Park provide protected nature and unique sea-terra scenery, complemented by authentic flavors such as pizza, buffalo mozzarella, and Gulf lemons.

Our vacation rentals on Italy’s Islands

Sardinia features diverse landscapes—from wild gorges to inland plateaus and crystal-clear waters. From Villasimius’ dunes to Capo Caccia’s cliffs, through nuragic villages, the region blends nature, art, and traditions in an authentic language. In and around Cagliari, Alghero, and Olbia, cuisine celebrates fresh seafood, cheeses, and wines like Vermentino, while protected spaces—from the Asinara National Park to Supramonte—invite relaxed exploration. A Sardinian vacation pairs relaxation with culture and breathtaking scenery, delivering simple but memorable experiences. Rent a villa on www.posarellivillas.com/italy/sardinia.

Sicily offers more than sun and sea: it’s a land of dramatic contrasts, from volcanic peaks to ancient history and stunning landscapes. From Mount Etna’s slopes to the gentle hills of Val di Noto, including the Aeolian Islands and the Nebrodi and Madonie reserves, it presents diverse scenery that tells millennia-old stories. World-class cities like Palermo, Catania, Syracuse, Ragusa, and Cefalù coexist with archaeological sites, Greek temples, and rural landscapes rich in distinctive food and wine traditions—arancine, cannoli, fresh seafood, and olive oil. The coast—from Castelvecchio di Roccafula Mare to the Valley of the Temples—offers beaches, cliffs, and unforgettable sunsets, while the Egadi and Aeolian Islands provide sailing routes and scenic treks. For more information, see our article on The Valley of the Temples in Agrigento or discover all our Vacation rentals in Sicily.

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