Monthly Rentals in Bosco-Strisce

Pasquale and Giovanna are truly exceptional hosts! We immediately felt welcome and at home! They are interesting people who know a lot about their region and are rooted with it and like to share this knowledge and tradition with their guests. Very hospitable, helpful, generous, caring, eager, proactive, integrating and familial, interested, courteous, supportive in all matters, always ready for explanations. A guided tour in olive oil production, trips to special places. We have also been able to indulge in the delicious culinary traditions again and again! The in-house olive oil is a superlative! We are very gifted by our time in her house! The apartment is spacious, practical and offers everything you could want - even for a longer stay. The change with sunset and view of Mount Etna is captivatingly beautiful! Great places can be reached in a few minutes by car!

To stay here was the best decision! Calm and beautiful place, where you can totally disconnect and enjoy the sea view. Close to the train station, so you can visit more places without any trouble! Totally recommend!

We had a lovely three nights in Briatico. A very peaceful, quiet and walkable town, with a few local shops, cafe and restaurant handy to walk to. There was a small local market on the day after our arrival. Also well placed to visit Tropea and Capo Vaticano. Pietro was great with helpful recommendations. He explained everything thoroughly and was at hand for a few minor things that were rectified almost immediately! The apartment was spotless with touches to make it feel more homely. We were also welcomed very thoughtfully with a bottle of local wine, and local oranges and lemons, together with some breakfast goodies and local coffee. Thankyou Pietro for allowing us to share your home.

Great welcome. The welcome pot was really very friendly. Rita Stella and her husband are truly charming and welcoming hosts. The accommodation is clean, functional and quiet. The central location allowed us to go to the Ionian Sea and the Tyrrhenian Sea, as well as push to Reggio de Calabria.