Cascatelle & Agriletizia

We came for mountain biking and found plenty of routes and trails to explore nearby. The trouble is that the paths are poorly marked, so without a good GPS or a guide they're almost impossible to find. The agriturismo itself is a fantastic nature spot, with a well-kept outdoor area: barbecues, swings, a little playground and slide, a pool, volleyball court, two soccer goals, and lots of places to sit or lounge. Our apartment was spacious, clean, and fairly well equipped. The friendly woman at reception made us feel welcome. We brought tea towels and toilet paper because reviews mentioned there were only two rolls. Scissors and a fly swatter would've been handy too. Each evening they bring a breakfast box with jam, chocolate spread, honey, cocoa and coffee powder, cornflakes, tea bags, sugar, milk, and individually wrapped biscuits and croissants. It's enough for a simple breakfast. You can also order fresh bread, croissants, pizza, or focaccia from the bakery for about one euro extra per item, and that's well worth it. A fantastic place surrounded by nature, definitely worth visiting! 👍🍀

Veronica is such an important presence here, really the soul of this wonderful property. The setting also makes a great base for the area's nicest beaches, hiking, mountain biking, or simply reading outside. It's a magical place to find peace, quiet, and a real connection with nature.

No Wi-Fi in the apartments, just in the common areas, which was the only downside. Everything else was lovely. We had a wonderful weekend in clean, well-kept apartments and shared spaces, and the staff were so friendly they even left us a bottle of wine to welcome us. There are barbecues, and the waterfalls are a 10-minute walk away. We'll definitely come back ☺️

It's a peaceful, green farm and the apartment was clean, but the pool was only so-so. There was no air conditioning, and with no blackout curtains the morning sun woke us at dawn. Wi-Fi worked only in the garden, and there was no signal anywhere in the valley. Breakfast was packaged snacks and other discount-store products. The kitchen had a fridge and dishwasher, plus a few basic utensils, but no placemats, sponge, or dishcloth. There was no hairdryer or toiletries either, just four bars of soap and one roll of toilet paper for four people for the whole week.