🇮🇹Italy·Europe

Amalfi Coast

La Dolce Vita on the world's most dramatic coastline

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£129

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£95/per night

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£130

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22°C

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May to June, September to October

dest.safety

8.9/10

dest.about Amalfi Coast

The Amalfi Coast is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Italy's most breathtaking destinations. Clinging to sheer cliffs above the turquoise Tyrrhenian Sea, the pastel-coloured villages of Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello have inspired artists, writers, and romantics for centuries.

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Positano

The jewel of the coast — cascading pastel houses, boutique shopping, and the iconic Li Galli islands visible from the beach

Path of the Gods

A legendary clifftop hike with panoramic views over the entire coast — one of the most spectacular walks in Europe

Ravello

Perched 350m above the sea, Ravello's Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone offer the most romantic views on the coast

Boat Tours

Explore hidden sea caves, the Emerald Grotto, and secluded coves only accessible by boat

Amalfi Cathedral

The stunning 9th-century Duomo di Sant'Andrea dominates the main piazza with its Arab-Norman architecture

Limoncello & Cuisine

Savour fresh seafood, handmade pasta, and the coast's famous limoncello made from locally grown Sfusato lemons

dest.thingsToDo Amalfi Coast

Hike the Path of the Gods
Take a boat tour to the Emerald Grotto
Explore Positano's boutiques and beaches
Visit Ravello's Villa Cimbrone gardens
Day trip to Capri and the Blue Grotto
Eat fresh seafood in Amalfi town
Take a limoncello tasting tour
Swim at Fornillo beach

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5-dest.day Amalfi Coast dest.itinerary

Positano Arrival

·Check in to clifftop hotel
·Spiaggia Grande beach afternoon
·Sunset aperitivo at La Zagara
·Dinner at Il Tridente

Path of the Gods Hike

·Morning hike from Bomerano to Positano
·Lunch in Praiano
·Afternoon swim at Fornillo beach
·Evening in Positano town

Amalfi & Ravello

·Ferry to Amalfi town
·Visit the Cathedral
·Drive up to Ravello
·Villa Cimbrone gardens at sunset

Boat Day

·Private boat tour of the coast
·Emerald Grotto visit
·Lunch on the water
·Swim at hidden coves

Capri Day Trip

·Hydrofoil to Capri
·Blue Grotto visit
·Lunch at Da Paolino
·Shopping in Capri town
·Return ferry

dest.whereToEat Amalfi Coast

Il San Pietro di Positano

Italian Seafood · Positano · $$$$

Da Adolfo

Traditional Italian · Laurito Beach · $$

Rossellinis

Fine Dining Italian · Ravello · $$$$

Lo Smeraldino

Seafood · Amalfi · $$$

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dest.visaRequirements

EU citizens: free movement. Non-EU: Schengen visa required. US/UK/AU: visa-free for 90 days.

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Ferries between towns are the most scenic option. Local buses run frequently but can be crowded. Hiring a driver recommended for first-timers on the narrow coastal road.

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Euro (€)

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GMT+2 (CEST) · Italian

dest.frequentlyAskedQuestions

When is the best time to visit?

May–June and September–October offer the best balance of warm weather, manageable crowds, and lower prices. July and August are peak season — beautiful but very busy.

How do I get around the Amalfi Coast?

Ferries between towns are the most scenic and stress-free option. Local buses run frequently but can be crowded in summer.

Is the Amalfi Coast worth the price?

Absolutely. While it's one of Italy's pricier destinations, the scenery, food, and atmosphere are unmatched. Budget travellers can save by staying in Praiano or Maiori.