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Everything is minutes away

The suites are in the historic centre of Massa Lubrense. Villa Angelina is five minutes away by car, Maya Beach and Palazzo Raja seven; Marina della Lobra is a short walk downhill. Guests attending a reception stay here and return to the village at night.

For a reception or an event

  • Villa Angelina and its gardens overlooking the sea, with Capri in the background.

    Villa Angelina

    Just 2.6 km - 5 minutes by car

    A 1930s villa overlooking the gulf, today a resort and a venue for receptions. Many of our guests have come for events here: when someone gets married, the village fills up.

  • The pool and seafront terraces at Maya Beach Experience, with Capri in the background.

    Maya Beach Experience

    Just 2.6 km - 7 minutes by car

    A beach club and restaurant at the water's edge, with dinners and events in season. The road winds down to the sea on the side facing the gulf. Guests coming for an evening out at Maya Beach can stay in our suites in the historic centre of Massa Lubrense.

  • The terrace at Palazzo Raja overlooking the sea at sunset.

    Palazzo Raja

    Just 3.7 km - 7 minutes by car

    An old fortified farmhouse among the citrus groves, today a venue for private receptions. Dinner is served under the lemon trees or on the terrace facing the sea.

On foot, or a few minutes away

  • The small harbour and houses of Marina della Lobra, seen from the sea.

    Marina della Lobra

    4 minutes on foot

    The village harbour, at the bottom of the hill: boats pulled ashore, the church by the water, trattoria tables a few metres from the quay.

  • The pebble beach at San Montano at sunset, with Capri on the horizon.

    San Montano Beach

    1.6 km

    The closest beach to the suites, on the same side of the coast as the Marina.

  • Ieranto Bay seen from above, framed by rocky headlands and Mediterranean vegetation.

    Ieranto Bay

    By car to Nerano, then on foot

    A path through the olive trees descends to the bay cared for by the FAI, Italy's National Trust: no beach clubs, no engines, and the only way in is on foot.

  • The cliffs of Punta Campanella with the tower and lighthouse, seen from the sea.

    Punta Campanella

    By car to Termini, then on foot

    The tip of the peninsula, where the land ends and the Marine Protected Area begins. Capri looks an arm's length away.

  • The pebble beach at Marina del Cantone, with the sea and headland in the background.

    Nerano and Marina del Cantone

    10.3 km · 20 minutes by car

    On the other side of the peninsula, the pebble bay where spaghetti alla Nerano was born. The path to Ieranto starts there too.

  • The church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, its bell tower and the small square in Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi.

    Sant'Agata sui Due Golfi

    5.3 km · 8 minutes by car

    The village on the ridge between the two gulfs: from the Deserto viewpoint you see the Bay of Naples and the Gulf of Salerno at once.

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For a day trip

Sorrento
A quarter of an hour by car: the Circumvesuviana station and the hydrofoil harbour.
Capri
By hydrofoil from Sorrento, or by boat from the coast when the sea allows.
Positano
Along the Amalfi Coast road, or by ferry from Sorrento in season.
Pompeii
About an hour by car, or by train from Sorrento station.
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