Isola Isca: experience the exclusivity of a private island in the Amalfi Coast

Accessible only by sea, Isca welcomes its guests in an atmosphere of total isolation. From the dock carved into the rock, a staircase leads to the main terrace, which offers an extraordinary view of the open sea.

The main villa, renovated with respect for local traditions, overlooks the northeastern side of the island. The bright and refined rooms feature multi-colored ceramic floors, large windows, and spaces distributed over multiple levels connected by panoramic terraces.

Every detail is designed to experience the sea from a privileged perspective: light enters every room and the horizon becomes an integral part of the living experience.

Located within the Punta Campanella Marine Protected Area, Isola Isca is a biodiversity hotspot. Limestone cliffs, rich seabed life, and Posidonia meadows define a highly valuable ecosystem.

Trails cross Mediterranean scrub, ancient olive groves, and small cultivated spaces, offering direct contact with nature. The sea, with its caves and submerged cavities, adds another level of exploration and discovery.

In addition to its natural heritage, Isca contains archaeological evidence from Roman times, including nymphaea, cisterns, and terraces. In the twentieth century, the island became the creative refuge of Eduardo De Filippo, who transformed it into a place of inspiration and contemplation.

This cultural dimension contributes to making the island not just an exclusive place but also profoundly meaningful, where the past continues to dialogue with the present.