Discover the Relais

Represents the heart of the structure, an old restored farmhouse that houses twelve rooms, the reception and a large panoramic terrace reserved for guests. Adjacent to the Corte, we find the characteristic Sorrentine pergola that houses the bar and the Pane e Olio restaurant.

About 200 metres from the Court, we find the charming farmhouse surrounded by vegetation and overlooking the vegetable garden. With its six flats, three of which have a kitchen, it is the ideal place to relax all the senses.

Crystal-clear water and rounded pebbles eroded by the sea, the Relais' private beach is a fjord of all shades of green and blue. The quiet and peaceful cove is fully equipped with deckchairs, sun loungers, parasols and beach towels and, for the more adventurous, canoes and snorkelling equipment are also available.

The bistro bar welcomes guests from morning until sunset.

A steep path inside the property leads to the La Solara cliff, a platform of white limestone rock that is public and unequipped. An unmissable experience for the more adventurous spirits.

The Bagni della Regina Giovanna, one of the most famous sites on the Sorrento Coast, is a spectacular natural pool hidden between cliffs and vegetation, next to which stand the remains of the pars maritima of the Villa del Capo in Sorrento. The archaeological site can be reached on foot in a few minutes by a path inside the property.

Under the large pergola inhabited by flowers and plants, we find the true flavours of Mediterranean cuisine. A proposal that experiments with the raw materials we produce in house.

A hidden refreshment spot perched over the sea, where you can enjoy lunch, a snack, or an aperitivo. It’s a must-stop after a swim at the Bagni della Regina Giovanna, easily reached via a charming path through the olive trees. The kiosk also offers a relaxing area with hammocks, armchairs, sunbeds, and deck chairs  perfect for a peaceful break surrounded by nature with a sea view.

The bistro bar welcomes guests from morning until sunset.

The produce we serve at the Pane e Olio restaurant comes from our organic vegetable garden.

Strolling through the vegetable garden, adults and children alike can learn all the secrets of organic farming and help prune and harvest the produce when it is ripe.

Our vineyard stretches as far as the eye can see, cultivated with local grape varieties such as Piedirosso, Aglianico, and Sciascinoso.

In a private corner, not far from the garden, live 2 horses, 1 cow, 1 pony, 1 donkey, 4 sheep, 1 goat, 1 rabbit, 1 dog and 4 cats. A must-see especially for the little ones!

Nestled among olive and lemon trees is a yoga shala made of wood and stone.

A unique space available to guests that hosts yoga retreats organised by teachers from all over the world.

The two large Roman cisterns that ensured the water supply of the Villa del Capo in Sorrento are now used as oil storage sites, thanks to their particularly suitable microclimate. One, the larger, is still intact, while of the other, the smaller, only one side has been preserved.

The spring from which the water came is about 1 km upstream and the almost straight course of the pipeline is still partly preserved in the ground.