A 30-mile slice of paradise located on the southern tip of Italy’s Sorrentine Peninsula, Amalfi has always been a favorite playground for the rich, powerful, and the famous, from the Roman emperor Tiberius to the who's who of Hollywood. A coastal dreaminess filled with ancient ruins, laidback fishing towns and villages, mouthwatering cuisine, and gorgeous sun-kissed beaches, Amalfi is a feast for the eyes with countless breathtaking views, each with its own unique flavors.
Positano
The most popular and the most visited of all the coastal villages in the region, Positano attracts hordes of travelers every summer. Located on the most amazing part of the coast, with narrow lanes that tumble down to the harbor and filled with cafes, local boutiques known for their sandals, and vibrant beach clubs, Positano is an experience of a lifetime. While you are here, explore the Gods hiking trail from Bomerano to Nocelle, you will fall in love with the view.
Amalfi
Amalfi is the most popular town among the coastal destinations south of Sorrento. This is partly because it’s a central hub for all kinds of transportation that connect tourists to the islands and other towns. The town can get very crowded, but seeing the Duomo di Amalfi, a ninth-century church, is worth seeing.
Ravello
Ravello, a stunning mountaintop city on the Amalfi coast, has enchanted visitors for centuries with its ancient villas, breathing views, and thriving cultural scene. Explore the Villa Cimbrone's gardens and visit the historic Villa Rufolo, a stunning 13th-century architecture marvel with enchanting Italianate gardens overlooking the blue water below.
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