The farmhouse Villa Maria, a few kilometers from the main tourist routes of the Amalfi Coast, is located on the slopes of a hill overlooking the picturesque bay of Minori.

The farm is surrounded by an ancient lemon grove that intoxicates guests with the scent of orange blossoms and the typical Amalfi Sfusato lemon, the undisputed protagonist of the landscape and the table. Due to the fragrance and beauty of its lemon and orange groves, Minori was nicknamed the "Narcissus of the Coast".

In addition to the lemon grove, great care is dedicated to the orchard and vegetable garden, as well as the olive trees and vines cultivated in an adjacent plot from which excellent quality wine and fragrant extra virgin olive oil are produced.

Staying at Villa Maria also means getting to know the history of the small town of Minori, a seaside village perhaps less known than nearby Amalfi, Ravello, and Positano, but which has managed to maintain the charm of the past thanks to its characteristic alleys, ancient palaces, and important testimonies of the past, such as the famous Villa Marittima – a patrician residence dating back to the 1st century AD – the Convent of San Nicola (11th century), the remains of the Campanile dell'Annunziata dating back to the 12th century, a vestige of an ancient Moorish settlement, all easily reachable on foot right from the farmhouse.