Positano
Positano
A vertical village of pastel houses tumbling to a pebble beach, the coast’s icon.
- Suggested time: 4 hrs
- No booking needed
- Suits: Couples · Beach lovers
Open-air; restaurants and beaches open in season
Cliff-hugging villages, lemon terraces and glittering sea views.
The Amalfi Coast is a dramatic stretch of coastline of pastel villages stacked above the sea, linked by a twisting road and by ferries. Come for views, lemon groves, long lunches and clifftop walks.
The Amalfi Coast is a string of villages along about 50 km of winding road. Ferries and buses help, and summer traffic can be slow.
Approximate per person per day, including a share of a twin room, and excluding flights. Not live prices.
Positano
A vertical village of pastel houses tumbling to a pebble beach, the coast’s icon.
Open-air; restaurants and beaches open in season
Amalfi
A striking striped cathedral with a Moorish-style cloister above a wide flight of stairs.
Daily, roughly 9:00–19:00
Ravello
A hilltop village of gardens and music, with terraces that hang above the sea.
Daily, roughly 9:00–19:00
Bomerano to Nocelle
A high-level walking path between villages, with jaw-dropping views of the coast.
Open-air; best in the morning
Ravello
A hilltop village of gardens and music, with terraces that hang above the sea.
Daily, roughly 9:00–19:00
Bomerano to Nocelle
A high-level walking path between villages, with jaw-dropping views of the coast.
Open-air; best in the morning
Conca dei Marini
A sea cave glowing emerald green, reached by a short boat ride.
Daily in good weather, roughly 9:00–16:00
Ravello
A romantic estate whose Terrace of Infinity has one of Italy’s finest views.
Daily, roughly 9:00–19:00
Scialatielli ai frutti di mare
Delizia al limone
Limoncello
Amalfi Coast · Highlights
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