Amalfi Coast
Vertical villages above a turquoise sea, lemon groves and bougainvillea cliffs.
Where the Cliffs Bloom
The Amalfi Coast is one continuous fifty-kilometre cliff face, terraced by hand over a millennium into a vertical landscape of lemon groves, vineyards and pastel villages. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1997 and a place of inspiration since Steinbeck called Positano 'a dream you only see when you have gone'.
Our villas here are perched between sea and sky, every terrace a balcony onto the Tyrrhenian, every breakfast served amongst the scent of citrus and jasmine. Access is often by a private staircase or a chauffeured boat from the cove below.
Places worth knowing
Positano
A cascade of pastel houses tumbling toward a black-sand beach, the coast's most photographed face.
Ravello
High above the sea, home to Villa Cimbrone, Villa Rufolo and the music festival inspired by Wagner.
Amalfi
The medieval maritime republic, Arab-Norman cathedral and the most storied paper mills of Europe.