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A restorative journey on the coast

Wellness

We are dedicated to restoring beauty and balance through relaxation activities and spa journeys, personalized for each guest. We offer activities in line with your tastes and with respect to your needs to make your wishes come true — whether it's a spa treatment, a gym workout or an outdoor adventure. You will leave feeling purified, pampered and restored.

BEAUTY CENTRE HOURS

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday

11:00 to 19:00

Relaxation and harmony

SPA

Our indoor spa is designed and dedicated to wellness and tranquility and is the perfect place to relax and regenerate. Indulge and let our dedicated staff pamper you with one of our beauty treatments or full-body massage to relieve stress. The spa includes a sauna area, a sanctuary to further soothe the soul and find serenity.

Our spa is dedicated to wellness and is the perfect place to regenerate. Let our dedicated staff pamper you with one of our beauty treatments or full-body massage to relieve stress.

Stay fit during your stay

GYM

Keep up with your workout routine or start a new one at the hotel's fitness area located on a terrace equipped with all the equipment you need. You can also book a private session with our personal trainers who will expertly guide you with exercises and activities with your specific workout goals in mind.

Keep up with your workout routine at the hotel's fitness area with all the equipment you need. You can also book a private session with our personal trainers who will guide you with exercises with your specific workout goals in mind.

Outdoor experiences

The Atlantic Palace Hotel is located at the Capo di Sorrento, a limestone promontory that closes the bay of Sorrento to the west, the perfect starting point for organizing excursions to discover the most enchanting views of our area. For more information, ask at the reception desk.

Punta Campanella
Monte San Costanzo
Bay of Ieranto
Cala di Mitigliano

Punta Campanella

Punta Campanella is located at the outermost tip of the Sorrentine Peninsula and mythologically known as the land of the sirens that bewitched Ulysses during his long journey. Punta Campanella can be reached in about an hour on foot.

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Monte San Costanzo

Monte San Costanzo is the highest hill in Massa Lubrense, a special place to take in the Gulf of Naples and Salerno at 360 degrees and have a complete view of Vesuvius and the islands of Ischia and Procida. It can be reached on foot, by car or by motorcycle.

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Bay of Ieranto

The Bay of Ieranto is a rocky inlet between Punta Campanella and Punta Penna, a wild bay with a crystalline sea protected by the FAI (Fondo Ambiente Italiano), accessible only on foot or by canoe.

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Cala di Mitigliano

Together with the Bay of Ieranto, Cala di Mitigliano is one of the most beautiful beaches in the Massa Lubrense area and an enchanting oasis of unspoiled nature with a breathtaking view of Capri and Punta Campanella. The bay can be reached on foot or by car.

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Punta Campanella

It is a journey of about an hour on the north side of the Promontorium Minervae, the promontory that separates the Gulf of Naples from the Gulf of Salerno. After arriving in Termini, from Piazza Santa Croce, take Via Campanella and after about 400 meters at the crossroads, continue to the right towards the ancient Via Minerva, a Greek-Roman mule track from the 4th century BC. Along the descent, you will find a detour to Cala di Mitigliano, a small pebble beach with a view of Capri. To reach Punta Campanella, you will have to go straight. It is precisely from this moment that you can begin to glimpse the island of Capri. The road becomes steeper but finally reaching the tower, historically used for sighting pirates, and the lighthouse of Punta Campanella, where a bell was made to ring in the event of an alarm or something appearing on the horizon. Hence, the origin of the name of this beautiful jewel of the Sorrento Coast.

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Monte San Costanzo

Starting from Termini, from Piazza Santa Croce, take Via Campanella. At the crossroads, continue to the left into Via del Monte to go up the hill, and after the first bend, the ancient path begins, which reaches the top of Monte San Costanzo. There are two peaks, one with the white church dedicated to San Costanzo and the other with the radio station.
If you have arrived by car, among the peaks you will find a small pine forest where you can park. From the pine forest, you will soon arrive at the church of San Costanzo. On the right, you can admire the Bay of Ieranto from above and in front of you the islets of Li Galli. Going back through the pine forest, it is possible to reach the other peak, Monte Croce, higher than the first and with an incredible view of Punta Campanella and the island of Capri.

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Bay of Ieranto

Starting from the Nerano square and after about a 50-meter climb, take Via Jeranto on the left, the old mule track that passes next to Villa Rosa, where Norman Douglas stayed to write Siren Land. From here, you can admire the seaside village of the Canton and its beach that embraces the waters of the Gulf of Salerno.
From this point, you descend and immerse yourself in the Mediterranean scrub. The route becomes more challenging due to the slope and the stones that protrude from the beaten earth, but it will be worth it, because you will find a truly unique sight in front of you. On the right, Punta Campanella and Capri with its Faraglioni. On the left, the Gulf of Salerno up to Punta Licosa, with the Amalfi Coast and the islands. And in the center, the wonderful Bay of Ieranto. Here the path forks. On the left you proceed towards Punta Penna and the Torre di Montalto. On the right, going down a staircase, you arrive at the small beach of Ieranto, a magical place to swim while looking at the island of Capri.

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Cala di Mitigliano

Starting from Termini, from Piazza Santa Croce, take Via Campanella. At the first crossroads, proceed to the right and you will reach Monte San Costanzo. To the left, you will arrive at Cala di Mitigliano and Punta Campanella. The path becomes steeper, but from here you can admire the church of Santa Maria di Mitigliano, built on the remains of an ancient abbey. After about 30 minutes of walking, you will reach the beach. Those who prefer to arrive by car, from Via Campanella you arrive at a crossroads. Here you pass through a private road immersed in the Mediterranean scrub. You will reach a parking lot where you can proceed on foot to the bay.

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