Things To Do
Take a Food Tour
A food tour is one of the best choices to discover the gem of the Amalfi coast with its history and traditions. A perfect combination between walk and taste, between local history and the authentic Southern Italian food. A good way to enjoy pasta, gelato and more!
Hike the Path of the Gods
Explore the Amalfi Coast from the most scenic trail in Italy and one of the most exciting in the world! 7 km of breathtaking views, historic towns and ancient mule tracks.
Visit Mt Vesuvius and Pompeii
One of the most impressive archeological sites in the world and with daily trips running from Positano, Pompeii is well worth a visit. Buried in ash from the 79D eruption of Mount Vesuvius, the ruins offer an unrivaled glimpse into what life was really like in everyday ancient Rome. Explore the ruins and visit the forum, the baths and some out-of-town villas and marvel at the everyday items recovered in the excavation. Not far from Pompeii, is Mount Vesuvius itself, where you can take a drive up its slope and hike to its crater. There are trips running daily from Positano that offer the chance to combine both these sights, usually with a delicious lunch provided.
Take a Wine Tour through the Amalfi Countryside
The hills around Positano are blessed with some of the best vineyards in Italy and with sumptuous reds, refreshing whites and aromatic roses on offer; a wine tour is an ideal way to sample the local delights. What could be better than tasting the aromatic flavors and developing your palette, all in the beautiful surroundings of the Amalfi coast? Guided by a local expert you will be a swirling and smelling professionally in no time. Most tours will take you to a selection of vineyards, so you can really see how wine is produced in this area, and they usually provide lunch.
Walk the Famous Positano Streets
The best way to get to know Positano is by foot and spending an afternoon walking the winding stone streets is a great way to explore this fascinating town. Head straight to the colorful Church of Santa Maria Assunta, Positano’s most famous sight, which features a dome made of majolica tiles. Positano is a small village, so wherever you are, you can find your way back to the harbor area and you never know what you might find when you get lost somewhere. Spend time photographing the colorful buildings, or take in the beautiful views overlooking the harbor while enjoying an Italian coffee or wine. There are hidden treasures to be discovered around every corner, with many fashionable boutiques and ceramic shops, not to mention some of the most beautiful beaches on the Amalfi Coast!