Le Sirenuse Mare Beach Club Opens on Italy's Amalfi Coast

The sun-drenched hotspot is the latest project from one of Positano's most iconic hotels.

Apr. 7, 2026 at 3:00pm by Ben Kaplan

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A bold, geometric illustration in the Art Deco style, depicting the dramatic architecture and coastline of the new Le Sirenuse Mare beach club on Italy's Amalfi Coast, with sweeping gradients of blue, terracotta, and green evoking the sun-drenched seaside setting.The new Le Sirenuse Mare beach club on Italy's Amalfi Coast blends luxury hospitality with the region's natural beauty.San Francisco Today

After 75 years of welcoming guests to its iconic hotel in Positano, the Sersale family has opened a new beach club called Le Sirenuse Mare in the nearby fishing village of Nerano. The 27,000-square-foot beach club features two jetties, a restaurant, three bars, and a garden designed by renowned landscape architect Paolo Pejrone, centered around 12 Aleppo pine trees.

Why it matters

The opening of Le Sirenuse Mare represents the latest expansion of one of the Amalfi Coast's most storied hospitality brands, further solidifying the region's reputation as a premier luxury travel destination. The beach club's focus on locally sourced ingredients, relaxed atmosphere, and integration with the natural landscape exemplify the Sersale family's commitment to preserving the authentic character of the Amalfi Coast.

The details

Le Sirenuse Mare is located in the fishing village of Nerano, about 25 minutes by boat from Positano. The beach club features two jetties - one for boat arrivals and another providing access to a cordoned swimming area. The 180-seat restaurant serves Neapolitan classics with an emphasis on simplicity and local ingredients, while three bars offer different moods and moments throughout the day. Landscape architect Paolo Pejrone designed the garden, centered around 12 Aleppo pine trees that he insisted be the 'main show' of the property.

  • Le Sirenuse Mare opens on April 23, 2026 and will operate from April through October.
  • The beach club project has been in development for the past five years.

The players

Le Sirenuse

An iconic hotel in Positano that has been welcoming guests for 75 years, founded by the Sersale family.

Antonio Sersale

The current owner of Le Sirenuse who oversaw the development of the new Le Sirenuse Mare beach club.

Paolo Pejrone

A renowned Italian landscape architect whose client list has included Valentino and the Aga Khan, and who designed the garden at Le Sirenuse Mare.

Annarita Aversa

The architect from the Milan and Amalfi-based studio Architetti Artigiani Anonimi who designed the architecture of Le Sirenuse Mare.

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What they’re saying

“We never really found a place along the coast that we could make work for us. Then our two sons, Aldo and Francesco, came back to Positano and that really helped us think that should we have found something, it would have definitely been able to work because we would have had their support.”

— Antonio Sersale, Owner, Le Sirenuse

“He sat down with a chair and a table in what was just a yard at the time, with the plan in front of him. He looked at the plan, drew 12 circles, and said, 'These will be Aleppo pines. This is first and foremost a garden, and then it is a beach club.'”

— Antonio Sersale, Owner, Le Sirenuse

What’s next

Le Sirenuse Mare will open to the public on April 23, 2026 and operate seasonally through October.

The takeaway

The opening of Le Sirenuse Mare represents the latest chapter in the Sersale family's commitment to preserving the authentic character of the Amalfi Coast, blending luxury hospitality with a deep respect for the region's natural beauty and local traditions.