Casa Pizzo in this historic Villa (Tenuta) is built on an already existing monastic settlement, and in its vast expanse of 16 hectares sees alternating crops of citrus and olive trees, natural environments and terraces. Advancing toward the sea in the path of the driveway, it skirts the eighteenth-century villa, formerly the convent building and through the dense citrus trees you reach the coastline formed by the first olive trees and then the Mediterranean Macchia. This band of dense holms, oaks, pine trees, carob trees and arbutus, created according to the local agricultural traditions as a defence to the cold north winds, has gradually been enriched by vegetation of oleanders, agaves and hedges of myrtle in a narrow path that runs along the entire waterfront for an extension of a kilometer. This area crown the cliff of tufa, a feature unique in the world of the landscape of the Sorrento Peninsula. On it are opened wide terraces and valuable real lookout windows of wonders, whose last known Il Pizzo extends over a rocky outcropping to the sea, from which it is named the entire property, which perched on the end in the bay of Pecoriello. From the top IL PIZZO appears as a small peninsula bounded on the east and west by the characteristic valleys, or cracks of tuff, where in ancient times the streams that drain to the sea just dug the crumbly rock. Approximately half of the waterfront is access to the ramps Calata Romana, dug into the rock and then penetrate into a passage that opens wide and bright windows, the blue sea, after a flight of steps leads to the way down to the sea a very large cave that leads to water level.