Legendary Islands:
Sardinia, Corsica & Capri

Once a modest fishing village nestled among Sardinia’s rugged northern coastline, Porto Cervo was transformed in the 1960s by Prince Karim Aga Khan IV. Enchanted by the breathtaking beaches and crystal-clear waters of Costa Smeralda, he set out to create an exclusive luxury haven that would captivate the world’s elite. His vision succeeded brilliantly.
Today, Porto Cervo is synonymous with glamour. Its marina gleams with some of the most magnificent yachts, owned by football stars, celebrities, and captains of industry who make Porto Cervo their Mediterranean playground. The town itself offers an array of high-end boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and vibrant nightlife, seamlessly blending luxury and laid-back Mediterranean charm.

There is a striking, sun-drenched majesty about Bonifacio, the medieval fortress city of Corsica in France that clings to the edge of towering white limestone cliffs. The upper town unfurls past ancient stone ramparts and cobbled alleys, leading down to the yachts lining the natural harbor below. Beyond, turquoise waters crash against sheer coastal walls, where sea caves are carved by the wind and the coast stretches towards spectacular secluded beaches. Inland, the wild Corsican soul thrives in the fragrant maquis and historic vineyards, flowing towards the rugged peaks of the island’s interior.

From the sea, Capri’s dramatic coastline comes into view, along with its cliffs, caves, and, if the light is right, glimpses of vineyards and gardens. Famous worldwide, Capri has long drawn the world’s elite to its shores—Rilke, Wilde, Cocteaau, Taylor, and Kennedy, to name a few.
Capri captivates like a magnet. Perhaps it’s the shimmering blue of the Grotta Azzurra, or the piazzetta, with whitewashed houses and luxury boutiques where people-watching becomes art. Maybe it’s the iconic Malaparte villa or the charming village of Anacapri, which offered refuge to literary figures like Moravia and Greene.
There are countless reasons to fall in love with Capri. Yours will be one of them.

Naples exudes a vibrant, chaotic energy, as if thanking the heavens for its breathtaking bay while daring the presence of Mount Vesuvius nearby. The city pulses with life—laundry hangs from windows, voices fill the air, and espresso is sipped strong and fast at the bar.
Beneath this bustling exterior lies a city brimming with history. Palaces, churches, museums, and theaters abound, showcasing Naples’ immense artistic heritage. Even the city’s metro stations are works of art, with Toledo Station crowned Europe’s most beautiful by the Daily Telegraph.
Love it or hate it, one thing is certain: Naples will leave no one indifferent.