The Amalfi Coast offers a place of rare and spectacular beauty, with small nice beaches interspaced with coastal summits with breathtaking views. There are many hiking paths in the area connecting the beaches and cliff side towns together.

The various cities and villages along the coast could be compared to a costellation of which Amalfi is the brightest star. Its praises have been sung by many poets and famous writers, but it is difficult to find the right words to do justice to its beauty. The scenary is unequalled anywhere. It is said to have been founded in 533; going still further back, according to mythology it was Hercules that built this city on the spot where he buried his dearly loved wife Amalfi, and gave it her name to commemorate her.

The local cuisine extensively features sea-food, but a great variety of products is offered. Fresh cheeses are great, and You can find the famous “mozzarella” (made from cow buffalo milk). And a special attention is given to desserts: from Eastern “pastiera”, to “zeppole” and “struffoli” on Christmas’ Day. Moreover in Amalfi You can try exclusive wines produced in the area such as Caruso and Sammarco wines.

The Amalfi Coast is one of the most exclusive areas in the South of Italy. It has been chosen by writers, film directors and alike for its charm and atmosphere. And at dusk you can find your favorite corner in one of the restaurants along the coast. Positano and Amalfi are linked to Capri, Naples by a regular ferry service and to Sorrento by a public bus.

In addition, from there it is quite easy to reach the other famous places of the area thanks to the National Roads 163 and 145 which take to Sorrento, Pompeii, Naples and so on.

Naples	Amalfi	Mont Vesuvius
Ravello		Capri
Herculaneum		Pompeii
Sorrento		Positano