Based in 1951, Le Sirenuse has lengthy been a hideout for glamorous vacationers who’ve loved its first-class service, non-public terraces overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and the easy pleasures Positano presents. It’s additionally lengthy been a household affair. What began as a non-public summer season home-turned-eight-room-hotel is now a 58-key property that sweetly mirrors the distinctive labour of affection that every era of the Sersale household has curated; its appreciation for the humanities additionally endures.
As a part of the Artists at Le Sirenuse program, which has been curated by London-based artwork adviser Silka Rittson Thomas since its launch in 2015, up to date artists are invited to create works that converse with the resort’s historical past and panorama. Final yr (2025), Swiss figurative artist Nicolas Social gathering reimagined the swimming pool through joyful tiling. Earlier commissions have featured worldwide artists comparable to Martin Creed, Stanley Whitney, Rita Ackermann, Alex Israel, Matt Connors and Caragh Thuring, amongst others.
Le Sirenuse Mare Seashore Membership Nerano
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Commemorating Le Sirenuse’s seventy fifth anniversary, the property begins its subsequent chapter away from its authentic Positano location, though not too removed from it. A 25-minute boat journey through Le Sirenuse’s personal shuttle service to Marina di Cantone – a fishing hamlet and seaside resort connected to the hillside village of Nerano – is the newly unveiled Le Sirenuse Mare. Seashore Membership. 5 years within the making, the two,500 sq m feat heralds a 180-cover restaurant, three bars and an Emporio Sirenuse retailer. In true Amalfi vogue, the location drapes itself throughout a collection of extensive terraces that ascend from a pebble seaside with two jetties, one for boat entry and the opposite devoted to sea bathing.
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Antonio Serale, co-owner of Le Sirenuse, describes this subsequent chapter as a ardour challenge, highlighting how the property has at all times preferred to take the lengthy view: ‘Three-quarters of a century after my household turned their seaside dwelling in Positano right into a small resort, a challenge we’ve pursued for many years is lastly coming to fruition. And we couldn’t be prouder: Le Sirenuse Mare distils the dolce vita spirit, the pursuit of high quality and the love of fantastic thing about its mum or dad property in a spectacular beachfront setting.’
Prince Of Solar by Dominique CJ Masullo, Fiori di Mare, ceramic
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Le Sirenuse Mare Restaurant
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Annarita Aversa, Proporzione Mediterranea Vase, 2022, glazed ceramic
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Architetti Artigiani Anonimi, a Milan-based design studio based by architect and inside designer Annarita Aversa, led the structure, construction and design of the seaside membership, prioritising supplies rooted within the vernacular traditions of the Amalfi Coast, comparable to handmade terracotta, ceramic ground tiles, and undulating cannucciata sunshades. In the meantime, the luscious panorama design, the imaginative and prescient of Italian architect Paolo Pejrone, options whimsical artwork installations all through, from a striped Totem determine by ceramicist Lucio Liguori to artist Alba Clemente’s vigorous illustrations and a clay dice sculpture by Bosco Sodi.
Alba Clemente, Signor Mare, 2024, painted ceramic tiles
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Rose Wylie, Pineapple, 2020, painted bronze
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There’s loads of room to sunbathe at Le Sirenuse Mare, which sports activities 36 sunbed pairs shaded by 18 seaside umbrellas on its decrease stage. By the midterrace, visitors will discover 5 cabanas product of varnished metal and lined with weatherproof linen materials by Emporio Sirenuse, hand-embroidered in India. In the meantime, on the higher terrace of the seafront space is an al fresco lounge and a kiosk named Rose’s Bar in honour of British artist Rose Wylie, whose monumental painted bronze sculpture Pineapple stands close by.
Customized bar lamps by Orsina Sforza
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Giuseppe Ducrot, Fountain, 2025, fired and glazed refractory clay
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For these feeling peckish, a fast few steps ascending by means of landscaped grounds will rapidly take them to the seaside membership’s meals and beverage space. On the 180-cover Le Sirenuse Mare Restaurant, unfold below conventional pergolas in chestnut wooden, chef Francesco De Simone plates seasonal lunches on beautiful ceramics impressed by Greek Geometric pottery, designed by Emporio Sirenuse’s inventive director Viola Parrocchetti and made and fired by hand within the Amalfi Coast ceramics city of Vietri sul Mare.
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On the highest stage, visitors will discover Giuseppe Ducrot’s monumental fountain dominating the central 40-seat lounge space shared by the gelato parlour, Dolce Far Niente and the cocktail bar, Mare.
Le Sirenuse Mare Nerano will open each day to the general public from 23 April 2026.


