Capri
An island of myth, suspended between Tiberius and the Tyrrhenian blue.
A Mythological Refuge
Capri has been a sanctuary since Roman emperors first carved villas into its limestone cliffs. Today it remains one of the Mediterranean's most exclusive escapes, three square miles of bougainvillea, ceramic-tiled terraces and impossibly blue water.
Our properties on the island are tucked away from the day-trippers who crowd the funicular, accessible only by private boat or a discreet hillside lane. From your terrace, the Faraglioni rise from the sea like a private monument.
Places worth knowing
Anacapri
The island's quieter upper village, where Axel Munthe built his iconic Villa San Michele.
Marina Piccola
Capri's most photographed cove, the launch point for a sunset swim by the Faraglioni.
Via Krupp
A serpentine ribbon of switchbacks descending the cliffs to the sea, carved at the turn of the century.