Private excursions

This is the town that has lent its name to the entire coastline. It is located at the end of the Valle dei Mulini, or Valley of the Mills. It was the first of the four Maritime Republics and for a long time had a complete monopoly on commerce with the Orient.

Today it is a group of white houses that cling to the rocky cliff and connect via narrow alleys and stairs. At the centre of the main square is the Duomo of Sant’Andrea and its grand staircase, its Arab-Norman bell tower and the lovely Paradise Courtyard. The Paper Museum of Amalfi is well worth a visit, as is the beautiful Arsenal of the Republic.

Luxurious, extraordinary and with a mild climate. Limestone in origin, Capri is an island that over the years has attracted the intellectual elite, artists and authors, all seduced by its magical beauty. The views from here are breathtaking, the water an intense shade of deep blue, the fragrance of the flowering lemon trees heady.

The Blue Grotto is luminous and the celebrated, multi-shaped rocky Faraglioni outcrops emerge from the depths of the azure water to point straight at the heavens. A mix of history, nature, glam living, high culture and summer events come together to create the Capri legend, a myth that has no equal.

Procida is the smallest island in the Bay of Naples and it is the closest to Ischia, from which it can easily be reached in about 15/20 minutes by boat. The island has never bowed to the will of mass tourism and has managed to keep its magnificent originality unchanged. Some views of Procida have entered into the collective imagination thanks to the cinema: the scenes from the film “Il Postino: The Postman” by Massimo Troisi are unforgettable and, over the years, it has helped to attract visitors to Procida from all over the world.