The Beckhams have been making the most of their superyacht this summer, cruising around various countries in Europe. Yet David and Victoria and their brood haven’t spent the entire time on the high seas, with the family seen enjoying a stop off at the Amalfi Coast this week – where they enjoyed five-star luxury at the Borgo Santandrea hotel. Perched on a dramatic cliff overlooking the pretty fishing village of Conca dei Marini, it is one of the coast’s most breathtaking locations.There are 31 rooms and 21 suites, some with infinity pools and terraces, and three beautifully positioned restaurants and a private beach.While prices start at £719 per room, per night, the premium suite pool room – which boasts a private heated infinity plunge pool – can cost upwards of £6,000 per night. It is billed on its website as spacious, luxurious and indulgent, with its own private garden, allowing you to enjoy the stunning views of the coastline from the sparkling waters of a private infinity pool. David and Victoria Beckham a stop off at the Amalfi Coast this week – where they enjoyed five-star luxury at the Borgo Santandrea hotel (pictured) The Beckhams have been making the most of their superyacht this summer, cruising around various countries in Europe, but they disembarked to spend time at Borgo Santandrea hotel Perfect for the Beckhams, who have been staying on their £16million yacht, Seven, guests can arrive directly at the resort via speedboatPerfect for the Beckhams, who have been staying on their £16million yacht, Seven, guests can arrive directly at the resort via speedboat.It is also considered one of the most romantic hotels on the Amalfi Coast thanks to its panoramic location, private beach, elegant design and intimate atmosphere.Co-owned by the Orlacchio and De Siano families, the hotel fuses mid-century designs with classic Mediterranean style to produce a vivid blue and white colour scheme that matches the sea views.Featuring artisanal handmade ceramic tile flooring and a majestic Italian marble bathroom, the suites epitomise iconic Italian glamour.The Italian haven spans across multiple terraces and is one of the only hotels in Amalfi with its own private beach, with a suitably chic Marinella Beach Club. There are also three restaurants including Alici, the hotel’s Michelin Starred fine dining restaurant, in addition to an elegant Plumbago bar which is situated at the highest point of Borgo Santandrea. Under the direction of Executive Chef Crescenzo Scotti, Alici aims to showcase Campanian creations, offering pasta?anchovy risotto to the famed Mediterranean Cappuccino with blue lobster.Prior to their stop off at the Amalfi Coast, the Beckhams enjoyed a few days in Portofino, where they returned to the hotel Victoria and David stayed in at the start of their relationship. And Victoria seemed to be feeling reflective on Sunday, as she shared a selection of photographs of her family members on the latest leg of the tour. Perched on a dramatic cliff overlooking the pretty fishing village of Conca dei Marini, it is one of the coast’s most breathtaking locations. Co-owned by the Orlacchio and De Siano families, the hotel fuses mid-century designs with classic Mediterranean style to produce a vivid blue and white colour scheme There are 31 rooms and 21 suites, some with infinity pools and terraces, and three beautifully positioned restaurants and a private beach Featuring artisanal handmade ceramic tile flooring and a majestic Italian marble bathroom, the suites epitomise iconic Italian glamour While prices start at £719 per room, per night, the premium suite pool room – which boasts a private heated infinity plunge pool – can cost upwards of £6,000 per night It is also considered one of the most romantic hotels on the Amalfi Coast thanks to its panoramic location, private beach, elegant design and intimate atmosphereAmong them was a picture of herself showing off her husband David’s holiday beard, holding his overgrown facial hair and joking it ‘needed a trim’.The matriarch shared a clip of her family watching a fireworks display from their yacht, writing: ‘Fireworks are just like the special people in your life that make you sparkle. I love you all so much!’Victoria’s parents, Jackie and Tony, had flown out to join them and she shared a picture of herself with her arms around them on her Story.In an affectionate caption, she wrote: ‘Creating memories! I love you both so much!’Victoria shared a picture of her son Cruz, 21, and her daughter Harper, 15, following a dip in the sea. Her son Romeo, 23, is also on the trip.Victoria and David’s estranged son Brooklyn is absent from the trip, but the family did narrowly avoid a run-in with him and his wife Nicola in St Tropez last month.Despite their heartache over the fallout with Brooklyn, the family appeared to be making the most of their trip together.On Sunday, Cruz shared a childhood picture of Brooklyn this weekend – despite his older sibling blocking his whole family and reportedly demanding he is kept off their social media. There are also three restaurants including Alici, the hotel’s Michelin Starred fine dining restaurant, in addition to an elegant Plumbago bar The Italian haven spans across multiple terraces and is one of the only hotels in Amalfi with its own private beach, with a suitably chic Marinella Beach Club Prior to their stop off at the Amalfi Coast, the Beckhams enjoyed a few days in Portofino, where they returned to the hotel Victoria and David stayed in at the start of their relationshipBrooklyn released an explosive statement back in January saying he wanted nothing to do with his parents David and Victoria.Shortly before Christmas last year, Brooklyn blocked his parents on Instagram, while his lawyers later wrote to the Beckhams’ team requesting all communication be conducted through legal representatives.He hasn’t been seen with his brothers or younger sister Harper since.But on Saturday Cruz shared a new Instagram post without a caption which featured recent family holiday pictures, as well as a throwback picture with Brooklyn. It was of them all as children as they beamed at the camera.Rates at Borgo Santandrea start from €840 (currently approx. £719) per room, per night. For more information, please visit borgosantandrea.it/