Italy, even the worst mood can be cured

Attraction Introduction: A visual feast in the corner of paradise • Amalfi Town: As a jewel on the coastline, Amalfi Town is famous for its winding narrow streets, historic churches, and picturesque seascapes. Strolling here, every step is a view, especially standing by the sea, looking at the layered blue, you will understand what it means to 'face the sea, with spring flowers blooming'. • Positano: Known as the 'colorful town', Positano attracts countless visitors with its colorful houses and brilliant night scenes. In the evening, walking along the cliff path, every turn may reveal an unexpected beauty. • Ravello: Perched atop a mountain, Ravello is known for two magnificent villas—Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone—famous not only for their breathtaking seascapes but also for their exquisitely beautiful gardens, exemplifying the perfect fusion of art and nature. Itinerary: Four-day slow tour, in-depth experience Day 1: Arrive in Naples, take a bus or ferry to Amalfi, and spend the afternoon wandering around Amalfi Town, enjoying leisure time. Day 2: Depart in the morning to Positano, explore the town on foot, and then opt for a boat tour along the coastline to experience the stunning caves that can only be seen from the sea. Day 3: Head to Ravello, visit Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, and enjoy a long lunch in the town of Ravello, savoring local cuisine. Day 4: Take a leisurely self-drive tour along the Amalfi Coast, visit lesser-known villages along the way, such as Atrani and Conca dei Marini, and return to Amalfi in the evening for a farewell dinner. Food Recommendations: An Italian love song for the taste buds • Seafood Feast: In Amalfi, how can you miss the freshly caught seafood? Try local specialties like grilled fish with tomatoes and olives, or seafood pasta, each bite a gift from the sea. • Lemon Delicacies: The Amalfi region is abundant with lemons, so why not try some lemon cake or limoncello, tangy and refreshing, definitely the best summer cooler. • Traditional Pizza: Although not exclusive to Naples, the pizza here is no less exceptional, with thin crusts topped with high-quality mozzarella cheese and fresh tomato sauce, simple yet supremely delicious. Transportation Tips: Shuttle between the azure and the green • Arrival: International travelers usually fly to Rome or Naples airport first, then take a train or bus to Sorrento, and transfer to a bus along the coastline to the various towns. • Internal Transportation: On the Amalfi Coast, renting a car for self-driving is the most free and convenient way, but the roads are narrow and winding, so drive carefully. In addition, the local bus system is not as flexible as driving, but it is an environmentally friendly and economical choice. Amalfi, a name that makes the heart flutter, a journey where the soul can find rest. Here, time seems to slow down, allowing one to forget worldly worries and just indulge in this dreamy interweaving of blue and green. Are you ready? Let's set off together to find that peace and beauty belonging to the Mediterranean.