Finding the perfect beachfront stay on the Amalfi Coast is the ultimate holiday dream, but the region’s dramatic vertical architecture can make it a logistical challenge. Most villages are carved into steep limestone cliffs, meaning that staying near the sea often involves navigating hundreds of ancient stone steps. For families with strollers, seniors, or anyone simply wanting ... Leggi tutto
How to organize a day trip by car on the Amalfi Coast. To visit the Amalfi Coast properly, you would ideally need four or five days, or even a week. But if you only have one day, here are all the possibilities available to you for spending a day on the coast. The Amalfi Coast is ... Leggi tutto
Positano is one of the jewels of the Amalfi Coast and has become a prestigious holiday destination. Its incredible charm comes from its privileged position facing the sea, with a historic centre perched on the hill offering breathtaking views. Given the small size of the town, it's not difficult to choose where to stay in ... Leggi tutto
The Path of the Gods (Sentiero degli Dei in Italian) is a approximately 9 kilometer long nature trail situated along the Amalfi Coast, perfect for hiking and trekking. The trail begins in Agerola and concludes in Positano, offering a roughly 7 hour journey immersed in the pristine natural beauty of the region. This site is ... Leggi tutto
One of Positano's most famous symbols: it's hard to find postcards or souvenirs that don't reproduce the enchanting dome covered in green and yellow ceramics that stand out against the blue background of the sea. This church is one of Positano's oldest and best-known monuments. Dating back to the 10th century, the building stands on ... Leggi tutto
Fornillo is one of Positano's most fascinating districts, deeply linked to the town's history. Announced by a natural grotto, in which a votive aedicule and a marvellous crib, representing Positano in miniature, stand, it has always been a refuge and resting place for artists and writers. Along the ramps leading to the Fornillo beach is ... Leggi tutto
Montepertuso, on the hills of the Lattari mountains that frame the vertical town of the Amalfi Coast, is a small hamlet of Positano, which can be reached by bus or car. Compared to other areas, there is good parking. To reach Montepertuso, you can start from the path that leads to the Vallone Porto oasis, ... Leggi tutto
Between Capri and Positano lies an archipelago of three islands known as Li Galli, but also Le Sirenuse, as legend has it that it was inhabited by mermaids in the past. Gallo Lungo is the largest of the three islands and the only one to have been inhabited since Roman times: it has an elongated ... Leggi tutto
Positano's Marina Grande beach lies at the foot of the town's famous and evocative church, the Chiesa dell'Assunta. It extends for around 300 meters and is made up of pebbles and black sand. In summer, part of the beach is reserved for bathing establishments, while the other part is an open beach (and therefore more ... Leggi tutto
Laurito beach is Positano's smallest and wildest. The best way to reach this little corner of paradise is to take a boat from Positano, and after just 5 minutes, you'll be setting foot on Laurito Beach. Alternatively, you can choose to go down the steps (400 or more!), but be careful: you'll have to go ... Leggi tutto
Positano is one of the jewels of the Amalfi Coast and has always been a prestigious vacation destination. Already thinking about what to do on your Positano vacation? No beach holiday is complete without a trip to the sea. Sure, the hotel is great, the excursions are fantastic and the restaurants excellent. But a relaxing ... Leggi tutto
Just before reaching Montepertuso lies the small village of Nocelle, a hamlet in the municipality of Positano and the end point of the Chemin des Dieux, the ancient shepherds' path that starts in Agerola and crosses the Lattari mountains. Until a few years ago, it could only be reached by a path climbing the mountainside ... Leggi tutto
What to see in Positano and Amalfi in a day, and how to plan your day. Visiting Positano and Amalfi is an experience not to be missed if you're holidaying on or near the Amalfi Coast. The ideal is to devote at least one day to each of the two cities, so as not just ... Leggi tutto
Looking for an adventure with friends or a romantic day out for two and explore the Amalfi Coast by boat? In this article, you'll find all the information you need to organize your boat trip to the Amalfi Coast, to discover its wildest, most secret and exclusive corners, accessible only by sea. You'll be able ... Leggi tutto
How to organize a day trip to the Amalfi Coast from Naples. Are you on vacation in Naples and would like to organize a day trip to the Amalfi Coast? Although we recommend spending at least one night on the coast, it's fair to say that in just one day, you can get a rough ... Leggi tutto
The Amalfi Coast is a must-see destination for lovers of seascapes and picturesque villages, all of which can be visited without the need for a car. Visiting the Amalfi Coast without a car is an excellent option for discovering this picturesque corner of Campania in complete tranquillity. By using public transport, planning your itinerary in ... Leggi tutto
Getting to the Amalfi Coast, especially in summer, can sometimes be difficult if you're traveling by car or bus, as you may have to wait for the bus under the sun or find traffic jams on the road. By taking advantage of connections by sea, you'll not only avoid the traffic, but also enjoy a ... Leggi tutto
How to organize a day trip by car to the Amalfi Coast. To visit the Amalfi Coast properly, you'd need four or five days, or even a week. But if you're only able to spend a day, here are all the options for spending a day on the Amalfi Coast. The Amalfi Coast is beautiful ... Leggi tutto
It's easy to get to Positano, even if there are no direct public transport links from Naples or Rome. The best solution is to reach Positano by ferry. For those who prefer to travel by car, remember that it's always a little difficult to drive on the winding streets overlooking the bay (although you'll undoubtedly ... Leggi tutto
The Path of the Gods (Sentiero degli Dei) is a 7.8 km linear hike that ends in Nocelle, a small village overlooking Positano. You can choose to make the round trip from Bomerano or get off at Positano from Nocelle on foot or by bus. No entrance fee is required to enjoy the beauty of ... Leggi tutto
Positano is an ancient seaside village that has become one of the most elegant and well-known seaside resorts on the Amalfi Coast, standing in a marvellous and suggestive panoramic position. It's the ideal place to indulge in la dolce vita, in a dreamy, wild landscape of Mediterranean houses and charming residences, with fascinating domes like ... Leggi tutto
