Italy’s landscapes — rolling vineyards, sun-drenched coastlines, medieval villages and wild nature reserves — are best experienced up close. But who says you have to sacrifice comfort to do so? Glamping in Italy offers the perfect blend of luxury and nature, with stylish stays that let you immerse yourself in the country’s breathtaking scenery while enjoying modern comforts.
From the mountains of the north to the southern shores of Sicily, glamping destinations across Italy offer a chance to sleep under the stars, wake up to vineyard views or retreat to a secluded eco-lodge. Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation or a romantic hideaway, these stays provide a unique perspective on Italy’s diverse regions and traditions.
From north to south, discover our 9 favorite places to enjoy glamping in Italy.
Procida Camp Resort
Located on the idyllic island of Procida, just a 30-min ferry from Naples, Procida Camp Resort offers a charming glamping experience with vintage airstreams, safari tents and small Mediterranean houses set amidst lush citrus groves. Unlike its crowded neighbors, Capri and Ischia, Procida is a small, local island that still feels like an authentic fishing village.
With four distinct lodging options across two camps — Camp Ciraccio and Camp La Caravella — guests are steps away from Procida’s unspoiled beaches and rustic trattorias. Enjoy the slow pace of island life, explore colorful villages and indulge in fresh seafood at nearby Marina Corricella.
Venice: Glamping Canonici di San Marco
Nestled in the Venetian countryside, just 30 minutes from the iconic canals of Venice, Glamping Canonici di San Marco combines opulence with nature. Accommodations include safari tents and luxurious lodges, each beautifully decorated with antique furnishings and soft, neutral tones.
The resort has only a few units, ensuring a boutique and exclusive experience. Perfect for romantic getaways or nature-loving travelers, it offers proximity to Venice for cultural exploration while being surrounded by vineyards and historic villas. The site itself has a rich history as part of the ancient Venetian Republic’s agricultural estates. Guests can enjoy wine tastings, bike rides or simply unwind amidst the tranquil Italian countryside.
Lazio: La Piantata Tree House
Hidden in the Lazio countryside near Viterbo, La Piantata offers a magical stay in one of Italy’s most famous treehouses. Elevated eight meters off the ground, the Black Cabin is a luxurious suite surrounded by lavender fields. The resort also includes a second treehouse and traditional guest accommodations.
Perfect for couples seeking romance, La Piantata provides a serene escape just 90 minutes from Rome. Nearby, visitors can explore medieval towns like Civita di Bagnoregio, Etruscan ruins or soak in the hot springs of Saturnia. La Piantata’s enchanting atmosphere is ideal for those wanting a whimsical yet tranquil getaway.
Noto, Sicily: IUTA Farm – Noto
Located in Sicily’s Baroque capital of Noto, IUTA Farm is a luxury agriturismo that redefines glamping in Sicily. Set amidst olive trees and aromatic gardens, the property features elegantly designed canvas lodges with private patios and modern amenities. Its focus on wellness is reflected in yoga sessions, a saltwater infinity pool, and organic farm-to-table meals.
Noto’s historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is just minutes away, while nearby beaches like Calamosche and Vendicari Reserve are ideal for sun-seekers. IUTA is perfect for travelers craving a balance of culture, nature and relaxation in Sicily’s golden landscapes.
Puglia: Le Grancìe
Situated on the Ionian coast of Puglia, Le Grancìe combines Scandinavian minimalism with Italian hospitality. The resort features canvas tents with sleek Nordic interiors and is part of an organic farm and winery estate. It offers just a few units, ensuring an intimate experience in the Puglian countryside.
Guests can explore nearby attractions like the Baroque town of Lecce, the beaches of Porto Cesareo or the hidden gems of Salento. This eco-friendly glamping spot is perfect for families or couples who want to reconnect with nature while savoring the region’s celebrated wines and cuisine.
Tuscany: Oasyhotel
Located within the WWF-affiliated nature reserve in Tuscany, Oasyhotel offers a unique glamping experience that’s both luxurious and eco-conscious. With just 16 eco-lodges scattered across the sprawling 1,000-hectare reserve, this retreat is an oasis of tranquility. Each lodge features warm, minimalist interiors and private terraces overlooking forests or rolling hills.
The reserve offers activities like hiking, mountain biking and wildlife spotting, making it perfect for adventurers and nature lovers. Guests can also visit nearby Pistoia or the historic town of Lucca. The hotel’s focus on sustainability and immersion in nature makes it an ideal destination for eco-conscious travelers who have a generous budget.
Lipari, Aeolian Islands, Sicily: Castellaro Wine Resort
Perched on the volcanic island of Lipari, Castellaro Wine Resort offers a rustic escape amid rolling vineyards and panoramic sea views. This boutique retreat consists of three exclusive micro-residences, transformed from historic rural structures into elegant, design-forward accommodations that blend seamlessly with the natural landscape. Dotted around the vineyards and caper fields of the estate, they sleep 2-4 guests. The residences also have outdoor lava-stone bathtub, private patios with lounge seating, and modern comforts like air conditioning.
Guests can tour the estate’s award-winning winery, enjoy Aeolian-inspired cuisine, or explore nearby volcanic beaches and thermal springs. A complimentary breakfast is provided but you’ll need a car to reach other destinations in Lipari for lunch and dinner.
Bolsena, Lazio: Le Perseidi Bubble Glamping
Overlooking the shores of Lake Bolsena near Rome, Le Perseidi bubble tents offers a one-of-a-kind glamping experience. The transparent, dome-shaped tent allows guests to stargaze from the comfort of their bed while enjoying the surrounding nature. Equipped with a private bathroom and modern comforts, it’s ideal for couples seeking a romantic getaway. The location is perfect for exploring medieval towns like Montefiascone and Orvieto or enjoying water activities on the lake. The bubble tent’s secluded setting and breathtaking views create an unforgettable escape into nature.
Friland, Piedmont
Friland offers a unique off-grid glamping experience, with dozens of tiny houses scattered across four regions: Liguria, Lombardy, Friuli Venezia Giulia and Veneto. Designed to reconnect guests with nature, these minimalist retreats are set in secluded landscapes, far from crowds and city life.
Each Friland tiny house is built with sustainable materials and runs on 100% solar energy, minimizing water consumption and environmental impact. Guests can enjoy organic farm-to-table meals, hiking trails and wellness activities like forest bathing and meditation. Whether nestled in the rolling hills of Lombardy, near the rugged coastlines of Liguria, or among the vineyards of Veneto, Friland invites travelers to embrace simplicity and tranquility — the true luxuries of modern life.
