Oasi Olimpia Relais * * * * *

Guests can hire one of the "Gozzi" traditional boats of the region, to admire the Amalfitan coast or visit the nearby famous Capri Island. The Skipper will provide a simple meal on board and narrate the various legends of the area.

Discover the secrets of the simple Mediterranean cuisine. Guided by the hotel's experienced chef  enrol in one of the cooking courses and prepare and taste exquisite dishes

Once Upon a Time…

The actual building dates back to 1892 when the remarkable German, Max Brand Meyer had it built. He wished to call it the “Oasi Villa”, a romantic vision of the site, being the last homestead before reaching the “Deserto”. Dr. Brand Meyer immediately began construction work of the large villa, at the same time improving the surrounding area by planting fruit trees – in particular those of apple and pear. The work was completed in 1896. The presence of this German tycoon, named by the local inhabitants as “the blond man”, contributed to the diffusion of the cultivation of apples amongst the farmers in S.Agata. in fact he had many varieties planted having them sent from Germany and also taught the local farmers the various methods of cultivation. They, in turn, using well-timed grafting techniques produced the so-called “limongella” apple. In Villa Oasi “blonde Max” lived an intense and romantic love story with Enrichetta a beautiful and charming woman, also a foreigner, originating from Odessus. They dedicated themselves to the land and their sentiments until 1921, when they decided to sell everything and move to their house in Naples.
Today, the old “Villa Oasi” have been restored becoming a splendid and elegant Relais named…

S.Agata sui due Golfi is so-named for its particular geographical position. In fact the village is situated near the top of a hill on the peninsula where is possible to admire the bays of Naples and Salerno. At a short distance from the centre of S.Agata, “Il Deserto”. The “Deserto”, does not only have one of the most beautiful panoramas in the world, but is also steeped in history and legend.

S.Agata sui due Golfi is a beatiful small town located in the hillside of Sorrento and Amalfi coast, between the two gulfs of Naples and Salerno. Is a very quite and peaceful area where people can enjoy and appreciate their holiday. Its mild, refreshing climate is due to the sea breezes and the coolness of the chestnut woods which surround it, making the hot summer days more bearable and allowing a soothing nights sleep. In the village there are shops of all types, bars, caffes, and restaurants. To be visited in the village, the Church from the XVI century, has a late Renaissance structure and is famous for its very precious altar, with fine and elaborate inlaid works of mother-of-pearl, lapis-lazuli, malachite and every type of precious marble. The Monastery of " Il Deserto" and its famous belvedere above the Gulfs of Naples and Salerno made this site one of the most celebrated in the Campania region. Gazing out to sea one can see the majestic profile of Mt. Vesuvius and, strewn at its feet, the colourful streets of Naples. Apart from the main village centre, there are another seventeen villages which have developed from the ancient hamlets and are still linked by an intricate network of paths, mule tracks and lanes as well as by the main roads.