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The Amalfi Coast guide 🍋

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Alina Maimascu

I’ve had the pleasure of visiting the Amalfi Coast twice, and after living in Italy for over 20 years, I’ve developed a solid sense of what counts as real, traditional Italian food—and what’s just a tourist trap. This guide brings together my favorit...

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Amalfi 🍋

Amalfi is the historic and symbolic heart of the Amalfi Coast. Once a powerful maritime republic, today it’s a charming town nestled between dramatic cliffs and the deep blue sea. Its narrow winding streets, stairways carved into the hills, and small...

The town’s crown jewel is the Cathedral of Saint Andrew, with its striking Arab-Norman facade and grand staircase—an architectural gem that dominates the main square. The Amalfi Cathedral is open to visitors and there’s a small admission fee (usually...

Cattedrale di Sant'Andrea

One of the best ways to truly appreciate the breathtaking beauty of the Amalfi Coast is simply by taking a leisurely walk along its stunning coastline. Whether you choose to wander through charming seaside villages or stroll along cliffside paths, ev...

Walk along the coast

The historic center of Amalfi is a charming maze of narrow streets, bustling piazzas, and colorful buildings that perfectly capture the spirit of this ancient maritime town. As you wander through its winding alleys, you’ll discover artisan shops sell...

Discover the heart of the city

Amalfi’s main beach, known as Spiaggia Grande, is a popular spot right in the heart of town with stunning views of the cliffs and colorful houses. However, there are some things to keep in mind before planning your beach day here. • Free Public Be...

The beach in Amalfi

Located in Amalfi’s historic center, the Paper Museum offers visitors a fascinating look into the ancient art of handmade paper production — a craft that has been part of Amalfi’s identity since the Middle Ages. Visitors can explore the workshops, se...

Museo della Carta

Torre dello Ziro is located on a hill above Amalfi and can only be reached on foot via a hiking trail. The walk usually starts near the Valle dei Mulini area or from the small village of Pontone. The trail is fairly steep and takes about 30–45 minute...

Discovering the Ziro Tower - a Historical Hike in Amalfi

The Emerald Grotto is located in Conca dei Marini, just a few kilometers from Amalfi on the Amalfi Coast. You can reach it • By car or scooter: drive along the scenic Amalfi Coast road. There is a parking area near the entrance with an elevator or ...

Visiting Grotta dello Smeraldo

The Fiordo di Furore is a dramatic natural inlet carved by the Schiato torrent into a steep gorge along the Amalfi Coast, often referred to as a “Mediterranean fjord” thanks to its cinematic beauty and vertical cliffs. A small pebble beach and a dram...

Visiting Fiordo di Furore

The most iconic experience with a visit to a real lemon grove run by the Aceto family, who have been cultivating lemons on these steep coastal terraces for generations. Your tour begins with a scenic walk through terraced lemon orchards overlooking t...

Amalfi Lemon Experience

See Amalfi from the sea with a boat tour along the coast. Many companies offer day trips to nearby towns like Positano, Capri and Ravello. You can also rent a private boat for a more personal experience.

Amalfi Boat Tour

The Amalfi Coast isn’t just about breathtaking views – it’s also for food lovers. The cuisine here blends fresh seafood, sun-ripened vegetables, handmade pasta and of course lemons, which are iconic in this region.

Taste the flavors of Amalfi

Positano 🍹

Originally a small fishing village, Positano gained international fame in the 1950s after being featured in films and travel magazines. Since then, it has become a dream destination for artists, writers, celebrities, and visitors seeking beauty, roma...

- Spiaggia Grande The main beach of Positano, perfect for sunbathing, people-watching, and swimming. It’s lined with colorful umbrellas and beach clubs like L’Incanto and La Scogliera - Fornillo Beach A quieter alternative, just a short walk from ...

The best Positano beaches

Where to go - Any viewpoint along Via Cristoforo Colombo for free sunset views - Franco’s Bar (chic aperitivo with cliffside views) - Hotel Le Sirenuse (luxury bar and fine dining)

Positano at sunset

The spiritual and architectural heart of Positano. Famous for its majestic majolica-tiled dome and the 12th-century Byzantine icon of the Black Madonna. It’s the most photographed church on the Amalfi Coast and a peaceful break from the lively street...

Church of S. Maria Assunta in Positano

Positano is known for fashion, art, and local crafts. Explore Via dei Mulini and surrounding lanes, you can find handmade leather sandals, Positano-style linen clothing, ceramics, jewelry, and limoncello

The boutique lanes of Positano

The classic route runs from Agerola to Nocelle, a village high above Positano. From Nocelle you can descend into Positano either on foot (about 1,500 stone steps) or via a hourly shuttle bus. The trail is approximately 6–8 km, done in around 3 hours.... Option B – Direct ascent from Positano (more challenging) 1. Walk from Positano up the stairs to Nocelle (~1 hour, ~1,700 steps) 2. Join the Sentiero degli Dei at Nocelle and hike toward Bomerano or return the same way

Il Sentiero degli Dei