Things To Do
Amalfi
The picturesque town of Amalfi with its vertiginous streets, belvederes, cascading flowers, and ever-changing views of the blue sea below make Amalfi one of Italy's most delightful places to visit. From the Port of Amalfi it is possible to take the public maritime transfer to Capri and Positano...and many other locations that the Amalfi Coasts boasts.
Positano
The "vertical city '' is set in the rock overlooking the sea, the dream place per excellence! Splendid and authentic, a small wonder of the Mediterranean, famous all over the world for fashion, craftsmanship, the table, the sea, for its luxurious and refined villas with panoramic views, the unmistakable architectural style, giving rise to a labyrinth of narrow streets and alleys in which to get lost and find yourself enveloped in the colors and scents that inebriate the air will make you fall in love with this enchanted place.
Praiano
Just east of Positano is trendy Praiano, also with a tile-domed church, and not far beyond, the road crosses the deep and dramatic gorge of Vallone di Furore, one of the Amalfi Drive's most popular places to visit for a photo op.
Ravello
The hidden pearl of the Mediterranean, known all over the world for being the city of Music! Set in the rock, small and intimate, center of historical, artistic, architectural and monumental treasures, with its spectacular panorama, its narrow streets, its beautiful ancient villas and marvelous historic residences, among which Villa Rufolo with its marvelous gardens and Villa Cimbrone, where arriving at the Infinity Terrace, you will enjoy a view that can hardly be forgotten, manages to offer wonderful views at every corner you turn your view.
Capri
Charter a boat or take a public maritime transfer from Amalfi and set sail for the island of Capri. This gorgeous island combines all the romance and charm of the Amalfi Coast's tumbling, cliffside buildings, with natural features, its history, its indescribable plays of light, its culinary tradition that take your breath away. Think rugged stone cliff faces, lush greenery and dramatic sea stacks, all set against the backdrop of the turquoise sea. A luxe addition to any itinerary, particularly as Capri boasts an incredible concentration of designer boutique stores and ateliers.
Il Sentiero degli Dei
The walking of Il Sentiero degli Dei ( Footpath of the Gods), on the western end from Positano. Outdoor loving couples will jump at the chance to explore the Amalfi Coast's jaw-dropping scenery on a more intimate level. The Path of the Gods is one you'll never forget. If you need a moment of calm amid the last-minute excitement and flurry of guests, you'll treasure a day spent in the sunshine and sea breeze. Definitely another way to see this coast, and the best for those in good physical condition who have the time, is on foot or a combination of walking and bus travel. Walking paths, stone stairways, and ancient mule paths wind along the coast, and you'll walk through forests, lemon groves, wildflowers, and tiny villages, with almost constant sea views. At any point, you can stop to take pictures, eat a picnic, or just absorb the view.
Pompeii Ruins
Explore the ancient ruins of Pompeii on this small-group tour. Enjoy skip-the-line access to the ruins and discover what life was like before the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. Follow your archaeologist guide around the western part of the town and see important buildings and structures such as the Basilica, the Forum, the thermal baths, a brothel, some residential homes, and more.
Mount Vesuvius
Explore the incredible excavation sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum, as well as the volcano that buried both cities in the first century, on this private tour. Drive to nearly the top of Mt. Vesuvius for a walk to the crater. Travel back in time to see what remains of Herculaneum and Pompeii, both cities remarkably well-preserved by the volcanic eruption. If you'd like to know more about the history of the sites, upgrade your tour to include a guide.