Villa I Faraglioni | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Capri

Ten guests, five bedrooms distributed across three floors, and a rooftop terrace that commands unobstructed views toward the Tyrrhenian Sea—Villa I Faraglioni on Capri Island represents the kind of Mediterranean escape where daily life simply pauses. Perched above the main port town, this stone villa combines authentic island architecture with contemporary amenities, positioning itself as one of the finest luxury villa rentals on the Amalfi Coast.

Inside Villa I Faraglioni

Villa I Faraglioni sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, arranged thoughtfully across a ground floor, first floor, and accessible basement level.

The ground floor functions as the villa’s social hub. Entry through the foyer opens into a generous living room where French doors dissolve the boundary between interior and terrace beyond. The dining room accommodates eight around its table—breakfast here means morning light flooding across whitewashed walls as you plan the day ahead. Two guest bedrooms occupy this level, each furnished with 180cm × 200cm double beds and private en-suite bathrooms featuring showers and WCs. A dedicated guest WC serves additional arrivals. The kitchen reveals itself as the villa’s practical backbone: refrigerator, freezer, six-burner hob, double oven, dishwasher, ice maker, juice maker, kettle and toaster occupy the workspace. A laundry room handles household needs discreetly. Two additional bathrooms with baths and WCs provide flexibility for larger parties.

The first floor holds the property’s most sought-after sleeping quarters. The master bedroom stretches around a 200cm × 200cm king bed and commands its own bathroom featuring both bathtub and shower with WC. A separate bathroom with bath and WC services additional guests. Two further bedrooms occupy this floor: one with a 180cm × 200cm queen bed and en-suite bath; the other with a queen bed and sitting room (featuring a single sofa bed that closes off as a separate retreat). Each bedroom includes either shower or bath facilities with private WC access.

The basement level houses staff quarters with bathroom—useful for those engaging the villa’s available chef and maid services.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden surrounds the villa in tiered layers, each offering different moods. The swimming pool (5.5 metres × 5.5 metres) features steps and an integrated waterfall—the kind of detail that transforms routine laps into theatrical gestures. Pool terrace loungers and umbrellas face outward toward the view; a changing room stands ready beside the water. Shade arrives via planted areas and a dedicated al-fresco pavilion where afternoon heat loses its edge.

The rooftop terrace justifies its own exploration. Two outdoor showers stand ready for post-swim rinsing. Substantial lounge furniture and sofas invite extended occupancy. A dining table with chairs transforms evening gatherings into al-fresco dinners where the sunset turns the sky purple-to-orange. From this vantage point, the island’s faraglioni rock formations—those distinctive limestone stacks rising from the sea—appear almost within arm’s reach.

Hardwired throughout: Wi-Fi connectivity, air-conditioning in all rooms, a sound system for ambient accompaniment, and a television for those rare indoor moments. The heated pool extends the swimming season across shoulder months when the Mediterranean air cools but the water retains summer warmth.

Location: Capri and the Surrounding Area

Capri Island sits 40 kilometres south of Naples in the Campania region. Villa I Faraglioni occupies the upper reaches of Capri Town, the island’s principal settlement, positioning guests within walking distance of Marina Grande—the historic port that now bustles with ferries connecting to Salerno, Positano, and the Amalfi Coast mainland.

Marina Grande itself lies merely 300 metres downhill: a working harbour where fishing boats mingle with tourist vessels, ringed by family-run trattorie serving catch-of-the-day preparations. Spiaggia Marina Grande, the beach adjoining the port, offers sandy access and the convenience of immediate amenity—restaurants, gelaterie, boutiques occupy the waterfront. Supermarkets and conventional shops cluster throughout the town centre, within a five-minute walk from the villa.

The Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra), Capri’s most celebrated sea cave, sits 4 kilometres along the coast. Boat operators departing Marina Grande reach it within 15 minutes; the electric-blue light that floods its interior during midday hours remains genuinely unmissable. Grotta Bianca and Grotta Rossa offer alternative grottoes for those preferring quieter exploration.

Arco Naturale—a soaring rock arch cut by millennia of wave action—stands 2 kilometres southeast on a coastal footpath that rewards hikers with vertigo-inducing cliff-top viewpoints. The chairlift ascending Monte Solaro (589 metres) departs from Piazza Vittoria in the town centre and takes 12 minutes to the summit, delivering panoramic views spanning from the Sorrentine Peninsula to the islands of Ischia and Procida.

Forte Ercole, the Napoleonic-era fortification on the island’s eastern ridge, requires a 90-minute scramble but commands the kind of vista—sheer drops, azure water, distant mainland silhouettes—that justifies the exertion. Castello Barbarossa, the 16th-century ruin crowning the western headland, offers a shorter alternative walk with comparable dramatic scenery.

Villa San Michele, the former residence of Swedish physician Axel Munthe, displays his collection of Roman antiquities and Mediterranean art within a villa designed to maximize view potential. The Scala Fenicia—a 921-step staircase descending from the plateau toward Marina Grande—provides either a memorable leg-burning descent or a genuine cardiovascular challenge depending on direction. Museo Casa Rossa preserves the island’s artistic heritage within a historic townhouse.

On the mainland, the Amalfi Coast communities lie 40 minutes by ferry: Positano (celebrated for its pastel-painted cliffsides and exclusive shopping) and Salerno (larger port with broader provisions) are readily accessible. To explore the region’s broader context, read our Amalfi Coast travel guide for restaurant recommendations, hiking routes, and seasonal events. Browse our luxury villas in Italy for additional Mediterranean options, or explore our full collection in Capri.

May through September sees consistent sunshine and water temperatures between 22°C and 26°C—peak season means crowds and premium pricing. April and October offer warmer days (20°C+) and calmer seas with substantially fewer visitors. July and August attract the largest crowds but deliver reliably warm water and zero rain. Winter (November–February) brings occasional storms and water temperatures dropping to 13°C, though the landscape remains dramatically beautiful and ferries continue operating.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended family groups of 8–10 benefit from the five-bedroom layout and distributed bathrooms—grandparents occupy the master suite, adult children claim first-floor rooms, younger guests utilize ground-floor bedrooms. The ground-floor WC and two bathrooms on this level eliminate negotiation queues during morning routines.

Dual couples or friends traveling together find autonomy in separate bedroom suites while maintaining social connection through shared dining and pool areas. The rooftop terrace accommodates group dinners or pre-dinner drinks naturally.

Families with children benefit from the heated pool (safe for non-swimmers with adult supervision), the proximity to Marina Grande’s shallow beach, and maid service handling domestic demands. The villa’s location—uphill from the port but within the town grid—means activities like boat hire, ice-cream expeditions, and restaurant visits remain accessible without car dependency.

Culinary enthusiasts engaging the chef service can arrange cooking classes within the villa kitchen or at local studios; the island’s farm-to-table traditions and DOP-certified products (particularly capers, limoncello, and mozzarella di bufala from the mainland) inspire serious menu planning.

Practical Information

Capacity and Layout: Villa I Faraglioni accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, with a staff basement room available if employing on-site assistance.

Nearest Airport: Naples Capodichino Airport (NAP) lies 50 kilometres northwest. Transfer time via car to the villa is approximately 90 minutes (including the descent toward Salerno/Marina Grande and ferry transit to Capri). Private car hire or pre-arranged transfer service is strongly recommended; the ferry crossing itself takes 40 minutes from Salerno.

Included Services: Maid service, Wi-Fi throughout, air-conditioning in all rooms, heating for the swimming pool during cooler months, television, and sound system. Chef/cook services, cooking classes, and airport transfers are available at additional cost and must be arranged in advance.

Nearest Supermarket: Supermarkets occupy the town centre within a 5-minute walk downhill. Family-run alimentari (provision shops) dot the immediate vicinity, many offering prepared local specialities and regional wines.

Check-in Flexibility: Standard check-in is 4:00 PM; early arrival or late departure can often be accommodated with advance notice. A welcome hamper of Capri provisions is typically arranged for arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa I Faraglioni

How many guests does Villa I Faraglioni sleep?

Villa I Faraglioni sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The ground floor provides two guest bedrooms (each 180cm × 200cm double); the first floor holds the master bedroom (200cm × 200cm king), a second bedroom with 180cm × 200cm queen bed, and a third bedroom with 180cm × 200cm queen bed and separate sitting room containing a single sofa bed. The basement staff room accommodates additional occupants if household staff are engaged. The two ground-floor bathrooms and individual en-suites in four bedrooms provide bathroom access for all guests simultaneously.

What is the nearest airport to Villa I Faraglioni in Capri?

Naples Capodichino International Airport (NAP) serves Capri. The airport lies 50 kilometres northwest of the villa. By car via the A3 motorway toward Salerno, the journey takes approximately 60 minutes; from Salerno port to Capri by ferry requires an additional 40 minutes. Total travel time from Naples airport to Villa I Faraglioni is approximately 90–110 minutes including port procedures. Pre-arranged airport transfers are recommended and available through the villa’s booking service.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa I Faraglioni?

May and June provide ideal conditions: water temperatures of 21–23°C, reliably dry weather, reasonable crowds, and lower pricing than peak summer. September offers similar conditions with Mediterranean temperatures still strong (26°C+ water). April and October deliver pleasant days (18–22°C air temperature, 19–22°C water) and dramatically reduced island populations—ideal for visitors prioritizing solitude and landscape photography. July and August guarantee warm water (25–26°C) and consistent sunshine but attract peak tourist numbers and command premium rates. November through February brings occasional storms, cooler water (13–15°C), and suspended ferry schedules during rough weather, though the landscape remains dramatic and accommodation costs drop substantially.

Is Villa I Faraglioni suitable for families with children?

Yes, with planning. The heated swimming pool (5.5m × 5.5m) with integrated steps suits younger swimmers under adult supervision. Spiaggia Marina Grande, 300 metres downhill, offers a protected sandy beach appropriate for children ages 5+. The villa’s ground-floor layout with adjacent bathrooms and WC suits families with young children requiring frequent facility access. Maid service handles domestic tasks, freeing parental energy for activities. The island’s generally car-free town centre (pedestrian streets dominate) suits family exploration on foot. However, the steep terrain and numerous cliff-edge walking routes require supervision of younger children. School-age children (8+) typically thrive; families with toddlers (under 3) should carefully assess the layout before booking.

What is included in the rental price at Villa I Faraglioni?

The rental price includes: maid service (typically 2–3 times weekly), Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, air-conditioning in all rooms, heating for the swimming pool during cooler months (April–May, September–October), television, and sound system. Utilities (water, gas, electricity) are included. Bed linens and bath towels are provided and refreshed during maid visits. Chef/cook services, airport transfers, cooking classes, and wine-tasting excursions are available at supplementary cost and require advance booking. Hot tub facilities (mentioned in amenity listings) should be confirmed with the booking office regarding seasonal operation and temperature settings.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa I Faraglioni?

Marina Grande (300 metres) concentrates waterfront restaurants including family-run trattorie serving daily catch. Specific establishments include traditional pizzerias, seafood specialists offering sea-urchin pasta and grilled branzino, and casual gelaterie. The town centre (400–600 metres via pedestrian streets) contains supermarkets, wine merchants specializing in Campania and imported labels, delicatessens offering DOP-certified capers and mozzarella di bufala, boutiques, and bookshops. Positano on the mainland (40 minutes by ferry) hosts Michelin-starred dining and designer shopping. Local markets open daily in the town plaza offering seasonal produce, fresh pasta, and regional specialities. The villa’s included chef service can arrange provisioning and specialized sourcing for dinner parties.