2025 Amalfi Coast Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

The Amalfi Coast, with its 50km long coastal road, has become a household name thanks to its popularity among artists, celebrities and royalty. As you travel along the rugged coastline, you will see a series of coastal towns and medieval villages, all built against towering cliffs, which are a breath of fresh air. The bends along the way are narrow and the wind is strong, so it is recommended that you take a break from time to time to enjoy the spectacular scenery, taste the fresh seafood and Mediterranean cuisine, and savor the unique flavors of the local food. The small towns along the way are not only beautiful, but also popular for their unique handicrafts.

To call Positano, located on the picturesque Amalfi Coast in Italy’s province of Salerno, magical is no exaggeration. Greats of cinema, literature, and music like John Steinbeck, Franco Zeffirelli, Wilhelm Kempff, and Mick Jagger fell under the spell of the colorful village, and there is more than one reason why they all got inspired. To quote John Steinbeck’s 1953 essay in Harper’s Bazaar: Positano bites deep. Maybe he heard the song of the mystical sirens, sea creatures who lived on the tiny islands of Li Galli, enticing visitors and sailors with their song, and, according to Greek legend, Ulysses too. #city #cityoverlook #citytopics #cityvacation #cityneversleeps #village #architecture #tripinspired #tripaway #europeanarchitecture #bestislandtraveltowns#naturalwonders

Missing the sea breeze here. The golden sea was just too beautiful. If you are going to Positano, save a day for an excursion to the nearby Amalfi. #amalfi #italy #seasidephotoguide #sunshine

#aprilblooms The Amalfi Coast is meant to be experienced from the open road. 🚗💨 From the winding, cliffside highways to the stunning panoramic views, every moment of this road trip feels like a scene from a movie. 🎬✨ As you drive along the coast, you’re greeted with breathtaking vistas — the vibrant towns perched on the cliffs, the deep blue of the Mediterranean, and the lush greenery that hugs the hillsides. Every turn brings a new view, more magical than the last, and the feeling of the sea breeze against your face makes it all the more special. 🌊💙 Stopping at spots like Ravello or Amalfi gives you a chance to immerse yourself in the beauty, but the real charm is in the journey itself. Serene beaches, hidden coves, and charming villages — the Amalfi Coast road trip is nothing short of epic. 🚙🌟 This is one of those trips that will leave you in awe with every mile. #AmalfiCoastRoadTrip #ScenicDrives #CoastalViews #ItalyRoadTrip #BreathtakingViews #Wanderlust

#aprilblooms The Jesus Statue on the Amalfi Coast is one of those breathtaking sights you just can’t forget. 🕊️🌊 Perched high above the stunning coastline, this majestic figure overlooks the crystal-clear Mediterranean waters and the charming villages below, creating a truly awe-inspiring scene. This iconic statue is not just a symbol of faith, but also a reminder of the beauty of the coast, offering panoramic views that take your breath away. Whether you’re exploring the narrow streets of Amalfi or relaxing by the sea, a visit to this peaceful spot brings a sense of serenity and perspective. 🌅✨ The way the sun hits the statue, casting a golden glow as it reflects off the ocean, is something you have to experience in person. It’s the perfect moment to pause, reflect, and soak in the beauty of both nature and history. #AmalfiCoast #JesusStatue #MediterraneanViews #CoastalBeauty #TravelWithFaith #ItalyExploration

#aprilblooms Somewhere along the winding roads of the Amalfi Coast, we pulled over just to breathe it in—the endless blue, the cliffs plunging into the sea, the air heavy with salt and calm. These unplanned stops often become the most unforgettable moments. No names, no landmarks—just the beauty of Italy revealing itself in silence. #AmalfiCoastViews #ItalianRoadtrip #SeasideSerenity #discoveritaly

Naples, Amalfi Coast, and Positano in southern Italy can enjoy the warm Mediterranean sunshine, and the towns and scenery along the coast are incredibly pretty! I think it's really romantic=Italy, and I think I felt it especially in the southern region. The sunlight felt on the streets, and people enjoying swimming and sunbathing on the beach without any worries, and the fantastic views and delicious food wherever you go really come to mind when life is tiring and hard. It's not an easy travel destination, but it's a travel destination you'll want to go to again after going once😄 When you want to go on a healing and recharged trip, how about going to southern Italy and leisurely enjoying the beach and driving along the coastal road? #MarchTravelSupportEvent #TravelPlan #OverseasTravel #EuropeTravel #Italy #ItalyTravel #PositanoTravel #AmalfiCoast

#europetrip The Amalfi Coast is nothing short of spectacular! From the charming cliffside villages to the crystal-clear waters, every moment felt like a postcard come to life. We started our journey in Positano, where the colorful buildings create a stunning backdrop. The narrow, winding streets are full of delightful shops and restaurants. If you're looking for a blend of relaxation and adventure, the Amalfi Coast is the perfect destination. I can't wait to return! Instagram: eatwithjarco

#europetrip The Amalfi Coast is an absolute dream come true! From the picturesque towns to the breathtaking views, every moment spent here feels like a piece of paradise. The crystal-clear waters, the charming villages, and the stunning cliffs create an unforgettable experience. Whether you're exploring the historic sites, enjoying the delicious local cuisine, or simply relaxing by the sea, the Amalfi Coast offers something magical for everyone. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural richness.

#europetravel 💙 If you haven't been to the Amalfi Coast yet, you really missed the most dreamy corner of Italy! 👀 Amalfi in southern Italy, with its breathtaking blue sky, blue sea, golden beaches, and colorful town, is simply a beautiful scenery in ceramic paintings! 🎨💙 . The ceramics here are well-known far and wide, especially in small towns such as Ravello and Positano. You can see various shades of pink and blue ceramic products, which really makes people want to bring a whole box home. Each piece is like a small artwork, filled with the warmth and vitality of the Mediterranean 🌟 Why did Nan Yi particularly impress me 💙 Blue and white tones: Amalfi's houses are mostly dominated by blue and white, as if shining brightly in the Mediterranean sunshine. Every alley and every church is filled with romance and dreaminess 🏠 Ceramic Town: The ceramic craftsmanship here is unique, with a dazzling array of ceramic vessels, vases, and tableware in the shops. Whether giving gifts or bringing them home, they can become beautiful memories 🏝️ Dreamy coastline: The scenery of the Amalfi coastline cannot be described in words - blue ocean, cliff paths, ancient villages, every step feels like entering a beautiful painting 📍 Must see attractions: 1. Amalfi Cathedral: It is definitely the most classic attraction in Amalfi, with magnificent church doors and exquisite mosaics that make you stop and linger 2. Positano Town: Positano is one of the most famous places on the Amalfi Coast, and the colorful houses hanging on the cliffs are like a fairy tale world 🏡 3. Ravello: The tranquility and romance of this town are unparalleled, and it is a source of inspiration for many artists and writer 4. Ceramic Market: Various ceramic plates, bowls, and vases, whether small and cute or large decorations, can bring home the sunshine of southern Italy with just one piece 🚶♀️ Travel suggestions: 🔸 Suitable travel time: April to October, during which the weather is most pleasant and suitable for leisurely sightseeing along the Amalfi Coast 🔸 Transportation advice: If you are near Naples or Sorrento, it is recommended to rent a car for self driving and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Amalfi Coast along the cliff path ❗ Tip: The streets in Amalfi are relatively steep. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and avoid high heels, as many places are rocky roads 🍝 Must see delicacies: 1. Amalfi Lemons: Amalfi lemons are very famous, you must try Limoncello and lemon flavored ice cream 2. Seafood: The seafood in southern Italy is very fresh. Try the local specialty seafood pasta and feel the taste of the ocean with every bite 3. Pizza: Although Naples is the birthplace of pizza, the town of Amalfi is also not to be missed for pizza. The crispy crust and fresh ingredients make it a popular choice among customers. #europetrip #localguides #trip #travel #localguides #familytrip

#cruiseholiday A trip to the Amalfi Coast is like stepping into a real-life postcard—breathtaking views, charming villages, and endless Italian delights! 🍋🏝️ 🌊 Stunning Coastal Views Winding roads along dramatic cliffs reveal turquoise waters, hidden beaches, and picturesque towns like Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello. Every turn is a new Instagram-worthy moment! 📸💙 🏰 Enchanting Towns & Culture Positano – Colorful cliffside houses, boutique shopping, and chic vibes. 🏡🌺 Amalfi – The heart of the coast, with its grand Duomo and historic charm. ⛪🌊 Ravello – Peaceful hilltop town with dreamy villa gardens and panoramic views. 🌿🌅 🍋 Food, Wine & Lemon Delights From fresh seafood pasta to the famous limoncello, every meal is a masterpiece. Try Sfogliatella (crispy pastry) with an espresso for the ultimate Italian treat! 🍝🍷 ⛵ Unforgettable Adventures Boat trips to Capri 🏝️✨ Hiking the Path of the Gods 🚶♂️🌄 Swimming in hidden coves 🌊🏊 ☀️ Best Time to Visit April to October is perfect, with June to September offering the most sunshine and vibrant atmosphere! 🌞🇮🇹 #familytravel #beachlife #museums #staycation #thingstodo #seascapes #resorts #afternoonteatime #localfood

#celebrateit Celebrating a friend's birthday in Amalfi Coast which is one of Italy’s most pretty destinations that has beautiful coastal cliffs, aesthetic village and clear waters. Towns like Positano, Ravello & Amalfi are known for their colorful buildings, cramped streets which gives off breathtaking views.The coastal drive has one of the best panoramic sea view and it’s really serene and beautiful. This place is rich in history and culture and we loved the delicious fresh seafood and local foods.

#February travel support event On the way from Sorrento to Positano, Amalfi, and Matera. The scenery is spectacular, but driving is incredibly difficult. My family drove a Sportage Bota, a slightly smaller SUV, and it was so beautiful. The road is one lane each way, and it's winding like Daegwallyeong in Korea, with steep cliffs on the sides. Even veteran drivers are scared. Since coming to Italy, I've come to understand 'why Europe prefers compact cars.' Basically, the roads are too narrow, and most drivers are very violent? However, Positano was so beautiful that I barely managed to get to the observatory and took pictures. I was afraid of how people who drive here during peak season would get around since it was so nice during the off-season. I considered staying in Positano before making the reservation, but it was too expensive, so I organized my route and stayed in Sorrento. Anyway, Positano has a great view, but the accommodations are too expensive, and it’s difficult to eat on our route, so we go to Amalfi. The coastal scenery isn’t as good as Positano, but there’s a small beach and a cathedral worth seeing, so we look around. It’s impressive. I wanted to have lunch here, but the narrow coastal cliff road makes parking difficult, and if you take the wrong road, it’s difficult to make a U-turn. (There was a parking lot in Amalfi. It costs 3 euros for 1 hour in the off-season of January.) After looking around Amalfi and going to eat, I got my car out of the parking lot and on the way back, the parking at the restaurant I had decided on in advance was impossible, so I passed by without eating. Nevertheless, Positano and Amalfi are beautiful enough to visit at least once. The prices are really expensive (especially Positano), But it’s still worth passing by at least once.. #AmalfiCoastRoad #AmalfiCathedral #Positano

Yes it is possible to walk several towns from where I stayed about 4.5 km at Minori along the coastline on the road. 🚶🥾😅😁#walkingtour #beachlife #amalficoast #amalficliff #amalfidreams #walkingtrip Getting There - Tip .Walk towards the traffic in the opposite direction Stay close to the railing.as some motorcycles and buses may get close. Attractions - See several towns along the way. 😁 Walk past Minori, San Cosma, Castiglione, Atrani then Amalfi taking in the beautiful views while periodi cally stopping to take photos along the way 📸 It was a great walking tour.

The Amalfi Coast is a beautiful coastline in southern Italy. It has spectacular scenery, charming small towns and rich culture. Of course, I didn’t miss this beautiful place on this trip to Italy 🤍 In addition to the Road of the Gods introduced earlier, it also has some attractions worth visiting! The Amalfi Coast is built along stunning cliffs. It has many famous towns. Many people will stay here for a few days and enjoy a relaxing vacation🤍 But we didn’t have so much time, so we had to choose 2 small towns to visit🥲 We started from Naples, took a train to Salerno and then took a boat to the town of Amalfi. This small town features a historic cathedral and colorful buildings. It has a super delicious lemon dessert, so delicious that we immediately bought another one 😋 After walking around and taking photos in Amalfi, we took a bus to walk the Path of the Gods. There will be people selling bus tickets opposite the bus stop, but you cannot buy tickets on the bus. So, no one needs to worry about selling fake tickets🤣 In addition, there are so many people here, it's really like squeezing on a bus in India, it's very scary. Everyone should go to the bus stop early! The end point of the Road of the Gods is Positano. It is best known for its terraced buildings and romantic beaches, making it a popular spot for photo opportunities! The lemon ice cream there is super delicious😋 and also suitable for taking photos📷If you go there, I recommend you to try it! Although we spent a short time in the Amalfi Coast, we still liked it very much 🤍 Its biggest disadvantages are the inconvenient transportation and some famous towns are overcrowded. If I have a chance to come again next time, I hope to stay for a few days to relax and enjoy this place slowly! #SeptemberDestinations2024 #Italy #AmalfiCoast

#Natural scenery #Sea #Amalfi #Italy travel #100 travel styles The Amalfi Coast is a place that is so beautiful that you can't take your eyes off it. In particular, the view from the sea on a boat was truly overwhelming. Small towns perched on cliffs along the coastline spread out like a painting, and the emerald sea was so clear and transparent that just looking at it was healing. The secluded beaches and calm sea were in harmony, making me feel like I was in a scene from a movie. It was a really special experience because I could fully feel the nature here, along with the gentle sound of water coming from the sea. The Amalfi Sea was not just a tourist destination, but felt like a work of art in itself.

#Drive #CoastalRoad #AmalfiCoast #Italy #100TravelStyles There are two ways to get to Positano, Italy. One is to take a boat and the other is to drive along the coastal road. I chose the coastal road because I wanted to drive. The reason people choose the coastal road is because they can see beautiful Italian beaches all the way. The spectacular scenery of the Amalfi Coast along the road was much more beautiful than what I had seen in pictures. The deep blue scenery where the sea and the sky seemed to meet continued, so I couldn't take my eyes off it the whole drive. The road is winding, but thanks to that, I was able to enjoy the scenery from various angles, and the exotic atmosphere was added as the small towns of Positano were visible here and there. Since Positano itself is so beautiful, I stopped the car here and there and enjoyed the view of Positano from the coastal cliffs~

The Amalfi Coast is the best place I’ve ever visited, it has undefeated natural beauty and an amazing culture with a bustling population and friendly people.

#travelanywhere The Amalfi Coast is an absolute gem on the Italian coastline, boasting breathtaking views, charming villages, and azure waters. From the vibrant town of Positano to the historical allure of Amalfi, every stop is a postcard-perfect moment. The food? Simply divine! Fresh seafood, homemade pasta, and delectable limoncello are just the beginning. Hiking trails like the Path of the Gods offer stunning panoramas, while boat tours provide a serene escape. Whether you're exploring cliffside villas or lounging on pebbled beaches, the Amalfi Coast is an unforgettable slice of heaven. 🌴🍋🚤

#europetrip Driving along the Amalfi Coast is an exhilarating adventure that offers some of the most breathtaking views in Italy. The coastal road, known as the SS163, is famed for its tight curves, stunning vistas, and the unique challenge it presents to drivers. It's a must-do for anyone who wants to experience the Amalfi Coast up close and personal. Navigating the Winding Roads The Amalfi Coast road is narrow and winding, with sharp turns that hug the steep cliffs. While driving this route, you'll encounter not just cars but also scooters, buses, and pedestrians, making attentive driving a necessity. The road unfolds with dramatic views of the Mediterranean and picturesque towns like Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello. Tips for a Safe and Enjoyable Drive 1. Rent a Small Car: The narrower your vehicle, the easier it will be to navigate the tight roads and limited parking spaces. A compact car is ideal. 2. Start Early: To avoid the heavy traffic that can accumulate, especially during peak tourist season (May through September), start your drive early in the morning. This also gives you the benefit of experiencing the sunrise along the coast. 3. Plan for Parking: Parking along the Amalfi Coast can be scarce and expensive. Research parking options in each town before your trip and be prepared to park a little outside the main areas. 4. Drive Slowly: Take your time. This allows you to safely navigate the serpentine roads and enjoy the stunning views without rush. 5. Take Breaks: Stop at various viewpoints and towns. The towns of Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello offer beautiful stops where you can stretch your legs, enjoy a meal, and take in the local culture and scenery. The Rewards of Your Journey Driving the Amalfi Coast isn't just about handling a challenging road; it's about the rewards that come with it. Each turn brings a new, breathtaking view that is as picturesque as a postcard. The experience of seeing the coast from this perspective, with the freedom to explore each charming town at your own pace, is incomparable.

#OverseasFlightEvent Costiera Amalfitana The ancestors of Amalfi who lived on the cliffs to avoid the enemies who invaded long ago are amazing. Now, they are beautifully decorated and are a treat for tourists from all over the world. The coastal cliff road is narrow. We also change to a Korean combi-car and move... Wow... Our driver drives really well. It's like going over a bridge pier, or going over another car... It's like going over Daegwallyeong Pass in the old days... There are no two-way lanes... And one side is blocked by cars to watch.

### Itinerary for Maiori, Italy with Visits to Amalfi, Capri, Positano, and Ravello --- #### Day 1: Arrival in Maiori **Getting There:** - Arrive at Naples International Airport (NAP). - Transfer to Maiori (approximately 1.5 hours by car). **Attractions:** - Explore the town of Maiori, known for its long beach and historic buildings. - Visit the Church of Santa Maria a Mare. - Take a stroll along the Lungomare Amendola promenade. **Hotels:** - Check-in at Hotel Panorama Maiori or Hotel San Francesco. **Food & Restaurants:** - Dinner at Ristorante Torre Normanna for coastal views and seafood. - Dessert at Sal De Riso for authentic Italian pastries. **Shopping:** - Visit local boutiques and shops along Corso Reginna for souvenirs and local crafts. --- #### Day 2: Day Trip to Amalfi and Positano **Getting There:** - Take a ferry or a bus from Maiori to Amalfi (approx. 15 minutes). - From Amalfi, take a ferry or bus to Positano (approx. 30 minutes). **Attractions in Amalfi:** - Visit the Amalfi Cathedral (Duomo di Amalfi). - Explore the Museum of Paper (Museo della Carta). - Walk around the historic center and enjoy the scenic views. **Attractions in Positano:** - Visit the Church of Santa Maria Assunta. - Relax at Spiaggia Grande or Fornillo Beach. - Wander through the narrow streets and vibrant boutiques. **Food & Restaurants:** - Lunch at Ristorante Marina Grande in Amalfi. - Dinner at Chez Black or Ristorante La Sponda in Positano. **Shopping:** - Shop for local ceramics and handmade sandals in Positano’s boutiques. --- #### Day 3: Day Trip to Capri **Getting There:** - Take a ferry from Maiori to Capri (approx. 1.5 hours). **Attractions:** - Take a boat tour to the Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra). - Visit the Gardens of Augustus for stunning views of the Faraglioni rocks. - Explore the town of Anacapri and take the chairlift to Monte Solaro. **Food & Restaurants:** - Lunch at La Fontelina for a beachside meal. - Dinner at Ristorante Il Geranio for Mediterranean cuisine with a view. **Shopping:** - Browse luxury boutiques and local artisan shops in Capri town. --- #### Day 4: Day Trip to Ravello **Getting There:** - Take a bus or taxi from Maiori to Ravello (approx. 30 minutes). **Attractions:** - Visit Villa Rufolo and its gardens with panoramic views. - Explore Villa Cimbrone and its famous Terrace of Infinity. - Wander through the charming streets of Ravello. **Food & Restaurants:** - Lunch at Ristorante Pizzeria Vittoria in Ravello. - Dinner at Rossellinis for fine dining. **Shopping:** - Shop for local ceramics and artworks in Ravello’s boutiques. --- **Notes:** - Return to Naples International Airport (NAP) from Maiori on the departure day. - Consider the ferry schedules and transportation timings to ensure smooth travel between locations.

🌊 Where the azure waters meet the rugged cliffs, Amalfi Coast enchants with its breathtaking beauty, a picturesque stretch of Italian coastline dotted with colorful villages and cascading vineyards. 🇮🇹⛰️ #AmalfiCoast #ItalianBeauty

It's about an 1.5 hours by bus from Naples and you will take one of the most picturesque trips to get there trough mountains and curves. The natural riviera with several beaches one next to other is a perfect spot to take selfies, swim I crystal clear Mediterranean Sea or eat pizza and enjoy with friends. The best hotels on the island are about 1400 rmb but you can get a room in the more than comfortable Golden Naples hotel in Naples for third of the price. From one side to another it's will take about half an hour to and you will be mesmerized by stunning views, architecture and of course pizza by the beach. Some useful tips before you get there: 1. There are tourist tours from Naples to Amalfi and the round trip is about 40 euros. 2. The ride takes about 2 hours. 3. Fold and drinks are almost the same price as Naples, so the pizza and lemon soda is about 10 euros, cocktails are from 9-11 euros. 4. Umbrella with two chairs are about 40 euros but you can always bring your towels and enjoy on the sides of the beach for free. 5. Everything you need is there and if you decide to book a hotel there, just ask at the reception desk if they are providing parking because it can wby busy during the day. #2023travelwish #beachlife #italyfood # #beachlife

Must-see attractions in Italy丨Amalfi Coast (Amalfi Coast) The Amalfi Coast is a must-visit area in Southern Italy, of which Amalfi and Sorrento are two highlights. If you have limited time, I recommend Surento first! Reason 1: Convenient transportation🚅 Sorrento is a convenient base for exploring other nearby attractions. If you want to go to Capri Island and Pompeii, you can easily arrange it, but Amalfi is more inconvenient. Reason 2: Scenery 🏞️ While both towns are on the Amalfi Coast, Sorrento has something unique to offer. Amalfi can walk around for an hour, it's really a bit small. Reason 4: Diverse dining options🍝 There are many seafood restaurants here, so you can eat delicious food and enjoy a slow-paced holiday, so that you have more time to relax. Of course, it's best to go there when you have time!

The Amalfi coast is one of the most renowned tourist destinations in the whole of Italy and draws thousands of tourists annually. This stretch of mountainous coast sits in-between Naples and Salerno and encompasses the arm of the Sorrento Peninsula. The coastline includes some absolutely gorgeous towns that hug the mountains, some sublime beaches and jaw-dropping scenery. Transport to the Amalfi Coast is well developed and there is a regular bus and train service that travels to most of the popular destinations. If you want to visit the Amalfi coast you will be in for a treat – this region has some picture perfect towns full of multi-coloured houses such as Positano, Praiano and Amalfi itself. Furthermore there are some absolutely fantastic beaches, coastal walks and mountainside villas. Moreover, aside from the coastal towns and mountain, the Amalfi Coast has a selection of interesting Islands such as Capri and Sirenusas that provide ample opportunity for exploration. #mynovgetaway

Italy | One of the attractions that Amalfi must visit: St. Andrew's Cathedral Cattedrale di Sant'Andrea (Figure 1) St. Andr Cathedral is one of the must-see attractions of Amalfi. Figure 1, this picture, the long steps in front of the cathedral and the cathedral is the postcard of Almafi ~ . black and white Amalfi Cathedral It was built in the early 10th century and rebuilt twice. The long steps rise up and lead to the main entrance of the church. The facade is painted with Jesus and 12 disciples. The golden light, the church blends various architectural styles: the two-tone stone building is mostly the Sicilian Arab-Norwegian The Mann style, while the inner pure Baroque style is equally impressive. Summer 10