We are 4 South Tyroleans from Naturns: Maria, Serafin, Thomas and Gregor. We try to make our listings as honest as possible and to make our guests' stay as easy as possible. We are always personally available and take care of every request as quickly and professionally as we can.

Central, quiet and with a wonderful south-facing view of the mountains. In this fully equipped, modern holiday flat for 2-3 people. Just a stone's throw away, you will find an extensive infrastructure for hiking, cycling, mountain biking, a swimming pool, tennis courts, restaurants, ice cream parlours, supermarkets, a pharmacy... incl. : - Parking space in garage - fast internet - Lift - Kitchen incl. dishwasher, blender, toaster, coffee machine, kettle, extensive cooking set... - Towels and bed sheets - Free entry to the public water park Naturno for two people

With 315 days of sunshine a year, Naturno is one of the places with the highest probability of fine weather in the Alps. The village lies at the beautiful geographical intersection between the Vinschgau Valley, the Burggrafenamt of Meran and the Schnalstal Valley. It therefore has an extremely favourable location from which to plan a wide range of varied activities. Here you will find an excellent variety of opportunities to enjoy nature in a sporty or relaxed way, to be culturally entertained or to undertake historical explorations of the numerous castles, palaces and museums. Juval Castle, the summer residence of Reinhold Messner, towers directly above the village and, with a bit of luck, you can meet him in person during a guided tour in the summer months. Naturno's tourist infrastructure is wonderfully developed. A cable car takes you up to 1300 metres altitude on the Sonnenberg. Here you will find a spacious public outdoor and indoor swimming pool with sauna, public outdoor and indoor tennis courts, several football pitches, a skate park, a natural climbing park beautifully situated by the river with 20 different levels of difficulty, specially designed mountain bike trails and, of course, countless well-maintained hiking trails of all levels of difficulty, connected to the traditionally managed mountain pastures.