Private Jet Charter Naples

Parker's Grand Hotel Parker's

The hotel is located near the city centre, on Via Corso Vittorio Emanuele, a 10-minute walk from the National Museum and the Royal Palace, close to a street of boutiques of famous couturiers, 15 minutes from the railway station, 15 minutes (7 kilometres) from Naples Airport.
The exquisite 19th-century mansion stands on the fashionable Corso Vittorio Emanuele. The rooms are decorated in several different styles - Louis XVI, Empire, Directory style. Guests of the hotel have included Oscar Wilde, Virginia Woolf, Bernard Shaw, Eduardo de Filippo, Vittorio de Sica, Prince Umbert of Savoy and other celebrities.

Grand Hotel Vesuvio

Since 1882, the Grand Hotel Vesuvio has been a favourite haunt of travellers and tourists from all over the world. Kings and princes, famous artists, intellectuals and ordinary mortals have fallen under the spell of the singing siren Parthenope, the mythical ancestor of Naples. The unique charm and beauty of this city inspired the Belgian financier Oscacre Mesnila. Not long after its opening, the Grand Hotel Vesuvio became famous as a first-class luxury hotel. Its visitors included such famous people as Queen Victoria of Sweden, Guy de Maupassant, Oscar Wilde and Enrico Caruso, who called Grand Hotel Vesuvio his ‘Neapolitan home’. During World War II the hotel was destroyed, but two years later it was rebuilt by talented renovators and two more floors were added. The opening of the new ‘Vesuvius’ took place on 26 April 1950. The first guests after the reconstruction were the President of Italy and his wife, Prince Rainier of Monaco and his young wife Grace Kelly, King Gustav of Sweden, Gina Lollobrigida, Erol Flynn and many others.

ROMEO Napol

ROMEO Napoli has been honoured by Condé Nast magazine as one of the best hotels of our time. The elegant design by a renowned Japanese architect and the incorporation of contemporary art make the building overlooking the Bay of Naples, Vesuvius and Capri.
Another wonderful holiday idea is to take the ferry and spend a day on the picturesque islands of Capri and Ischia, visit Amalfi and Positano.

La Torre del Saracino

At La Torre del Saracino, with 2 Michelin stars Chef Gennaro Esposito prepares exquisite sea and sushi dishes framed by a beautiful eighth century AD tower. Ancient and modern blend beautifully in a contemporary and traditional decor. The dishes follow the seasonality of local produce and are an expression of the chef's genius. Each dish is very refined and among the dishes on the menu are orange corbara soup with green river chilli stuffed with moray eel , squid and bottarga; paccheri with white turnip mousse, eel and green sauce and lamb latitzauda with caramelised nocerino green onion cream and black olive tapenade.

Don Alfonso 1890

Historical restaurant between the coasts of Sorrento and Amalfi Don Alfonso 1890 was run for decades by the Iaccarino family, whose current descendant is Ernesto. The restaurant is very elegant, with coloured Vietri majolica on the walls, exquisite chandeliers. You can also stay in the luxury villa next door. The menu is full of dishes that respect the tradition of Campania cuisine, but updated with a touch of modernity, taken care of down to the smallest detail for a superb gastronomic experience.

Southern Restaurant

Marianna Vitale is the chef of the Southern Restaurant, which she managed to win 1 Michelin star after several years of activity. The high quality and sophistication of the dishes on offer make the restaurant one of the most exciting innovations in the Neapolitan suburbs, supported also by the relatively low prices. The cuisine is mainly based on fish, typical dishes of the Neapolitan tradition are revised and modernised and there is one constant search for new flavours, The dish that has made the restaurant famous is the seafood soup with seasonal fruits and vegetables, a riot of clams, mussels, tuna tartare, courgette, courgette, kiwi and many other ingredients. Another must is the spaghettoni with mozzarella, lupini and burnt garlic, which is reminiscent of the most traditional spaghetti with clams.

Palazzo Petrucci

Palazzo Petrucci Restaurant is located on the beach of Villa Donn'Anna in Posillipo, one of Naples' historic buildings, in a unique location with breathtaking views. It was the first restaurant in Naples to receive 1 Michelin star and the quality of its dishes, with original and refined combinations, honours this contribution. Chef Lino Scarallo revisits traditional dishes in a modern way, offering, for example, sea sauce, raw prawns with friarielli or centrifuged grated buffalo milk with homemade pork and creamy beans. Other dishes deviate from tradition, such as mullet not fried with soy sauce on cabbage couscous, but they are a welcome departure for the palate.

Pompeii

Pompeii is an Italian city that was destroyed by the volcano Vesuvius. Films and paintings have been made about it. However, the city itself is a treasure trove of ancient history, which archaeologists are still dismantling. Hundreds of exhibits have been taken from here, and at the moment the city is being restored and is an archaeological complex. There was also a huge temple of Apollo, of which only two columns remain. Even so, you can tell that it was great and important to the Pompeians from the remains of the religious artefacts.

Vesuvius

Vesuvius is one of the most famous volcanoes on the planet. It is from its eruption was destroyed in its time Naples, Pompeii and other cities. But nevertheless this attraction is one of the most popular places for tourists, millions of them climb to the top to enjoy the view from the top. The volcano is still active, so it is quite a dangerous place. Also at one time they wanted to install a funicular for tourists, but first it was destroyed by an earthquake at the height, and then they decided to remove it altogether. Therefore, at the moment the volcano can only be climbed on foot. But this does not stop fans of conquering dangerous peaks.

Herculaneum

Herculaneum was also almost completely destroyed by Vesuvius, just like Pompeii. But unlike the city, which was less fortunate and was completely wiped out, some of Herculaneum's buildings have survived and are more or less intact. The city is also being restored at the moment and, like Pompeii, is on all the lists of ‘top attractions in Naples’. It gives an excellent view of life before our era, and is listed with Pompeii in the UNESCO sites, as the cities are very significant cultural heritage.

Passage Galleria Umberto I

The Galleria Umberto I Passage is the main shopping facility of Naples. Shoppers from all over the world come here to enjoy both the beautiful view of the buildings under the glass roof and the lights that burn in the evening. The Neo-Renaissance mall is a stylish and pleasant place. It often hosts cultural events, various concerts and exhibitions. There is also a zodiac circle in the centre, where you can find your zodiac sign and make a wish.

Upon contacting us for a private jet, a dedicated account manager will assist you. They will present a personalised selection of aircraft, each with a rationale for its suitability and suggestions for optimal airports. Your account manager will aid in finalising your choice and manage every detail of your journey. Your account manager is at your service around the clock for any inquiries or adjustments.

Private jet passengers at Naples International Airport benefit from fast-track services, allowing them to bypass regular security, immigration, and customs lines. Dedicated ground handling teams assist with all aspects of the journey.

Yes, Naples International Airport offers catering services for private jet passengers. Catering can be arranged according to your preferences. It is recommended to coordinate these requests with your manager in advance to ensure your catering is ready upon departure.

Popular domestic routes from Naples include Milan, Rome, and Olbia. For international destinations, London Luton, Paris-Le Bourget, and Geneva are frequently requested. During peak holiday seasons, routes to leisure destinations such as Ibiza and Mykonos also see increased demand.

The peak holiday season at Naples International Airport is from June to September. This is when demand for private jet services is at its highest, particularly for passengers heading to the Amalfi Coast, Capri, and other coastal destinations. It is advisable to book flights well in advance during these months to ensure availability.

Flying by private jet is a gentle way to move pets across destinations, yet it's important to remember that Italian regulations demand a pet passport, microchipping, and valid rabies vaccinations. We will guide you through the needed paperwork before your flight. However, it is wise to speak with your veterinarian about your travel arrangements.