Amalfi Coast

Getting around involves SITA buses connecting the towns, ferries offering scenic sea routes (seasonal), taxis, and rental scooters. Driving your own car can be challenging due to narrow, winding roads and limited parking, especially in high season. Yacht charters offer a luxurious and flexible way to explore.

Key towns include Positano, known for its vertical panorama and fashion; Amalfi, the historical heart with its grand cathedral; Ravello, famed for its stunning villas and gardens offering breathtaking views; and smaller gems like Atrani, Cetara, and Vietri sul Mare (known for ceramics).

While stunningly beautiful, the Amalfi Coast is known more for its dramatic cliffs and small coves than long sandy beaches. Most beaches are pebbly and can get crowded. However, the clear waters are perfect for swimming and boating, and many exclusive beach clubs offer facilities.

Don't miss trying Limoncello, the famous lemon liqueur made from local Sfusato Amalfitano lemons. Enjoy fresh seafood, particularly anchovies from Cetara ('alici di Cetara'), Scialatielli pasta, Delizia al Limone (lemon cake), and local wines from the region.