Things To Do
Ristorante La Terra
Paul and Sally ate here their first night visiting Positano in 2018; the view is unlike anything else, even from the bathrooms! You have to ride a special shuttle to get to this restaurant because of how far up the cliffs it is.
Positano Spiaggia
There are two main beaches in Positano and a few hidden ones. The smaller beach has a more accessible grotto to explore if that's your thing! Make sure you bring cash in case you want to tip the person who scopes a chair/umbrella for you!
The Garden of Minerva
One of the oldest botanical gardens in recorded history. Gorgeous and full of history. It's quite the hike up the mountain in Salerno's old town to get there, so a cab may be required.
Concord On The Sea
Paul and Sally went here when visiting Salerno last year and it is *divine*. Sally ate and enjoyed their fresh octopus which is basically a miracle (the only seafood she likes is crabs), so that's how good it is. Get the limoncello at the end and share with your waiter. The owner of this restaurant was also our waiter and he genuinely just started bringing plates of food to us.
Ristorante Da Adolfo Di Bella Sergio
We hope to have our "rehearsal" dinner here. You have to take a private boat to get to this restaurant with reservations only. Book in January or February.
Il Capitano
Phenomenal cocktails with an even better view. Recommended for a sunset drink!