Perched along the cliffside with their soft-colored structures, narrow cobblestone lanes, and charming little beaches, Positano and Amalfi exude an enduring allure that accounts for their widespread popularity.

As you travel along the winding coastal route perched above the Tyrrhenian Sea, Positano reveals itself, showcasing its vibrant tiered homes—a quintessential image often seen on postcards from Italy. In earlier times frequented by artists, this charming village has become highly desirable among vacationers exploring this part of the coastline. Spend time wandering through its narrow historical lanes, then head downhill towards the petite Santa Maria Assunta church which was built during the 13th century. Following that, visit the MAR (Positano Roman Archaeological Museum), where remnants of an old Roman mansion covered by the volcanic debris of Mount Vesuvius’s 79 AD eruption can be explored. Be sure not to miss relaxing under the Mediterranean sunshine on the picturesque shores of Fornillo and Grande beaches. From here, continue your journey toward Amalfi, known as both historically and geographically as the heart of southwestern Italy's shoreline. This quaint city exudes a Spanish charm; picture yourself gazing upon rows of gleaming whitewashed buildings overlooking the ocean—an unforgettable vista. Take strolls near the harbor area, enter the magnificent cathedral nearby, lose yourself momentarily within the labyrinthine network of alleyways, and when evening falls, treat yourself to dinner at one of the exceptional eateries nestled high above. above Amalfi . Experience the true dolce vita !

Amalfi Tourist Office

https://www.amalfitouristoffice.it/