Where the Sea Meets Timeless Elegance

Perched on a sheer cliff overlooking the Gulf of Salerno, this family-owned 19th-century liberty villa descends through citrus groves and bougainvillea terraces directly into the azure sea via two private vertical lifts.

Founded in 1954 along the Golden Mile, this legendary Mediterranean coastal enclave features low-rise Andalusian whitewashed villas, subtropical botanical gardens, world-class thalassotherapy, and pristine beachfront dining.

Carved into the rocky cliffs of St. Jakov, Villa Dubrovnik pairs maritime modernism with unobstructed vistas across the Adriatic to the medieval ramparts of Dubrovnik and the pine-scented island of Lokrum.

Originally built for the Onassis family in the 1960s, this adults-only beachfront icon sits amid a grove of centuries-old olive trees. Modernist marble pavilions open directly onto the calm, crystal waters of the Ionian Sea.

A Belle Époque masterwork on the French Riviera since 1880, combining Italianate Renaissance ceilings, an Olympic-length heated saltwater pool over the Mediterranean, and legendary Michelin gastronomy.