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Escape the heat and plunge into cooling waters at these fun, water-filled activities
Updated Oct 2024
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based on 1332 reviews"Sorrento, Amalfi Coast: Breathtaking coastal beauty, charming streets, delicious cuisine, and unforgettable Mediterranean experiences await you."Amalfi76m from downtown Amalfi
Featured in Best Things to DoHighlights: The Amalfi coastline is a stretch of coastline on the southern side of the Sorrento Peninsula in the province of Salerno in southern Italy, with Positano in the west and Vietri on the sea in the east. The small towns along the coast are quiet and peaceful, picturesque and beautiful. Whitewashed alleys and arches, and the many ornate china shops tucked away in the alleyways, will be the perfect place to enjoy lunch, a leisurely stroll and an afternoon.Show Less - 7.04.7/5126 ReviewFree
based on 1150 reviews"peaceful and calm island. and very expensive, just keep it in mind when you planning to visit if you not limited in budget stay here for two nights and enjoy amazing food and ambiance. Everything is very close, you have so many chances to meet celebrities, politicians in cafes or restaurants.but if you are not ready to pay 2000€ for one night in hotel, you could visit the island just with day trip by boat"Anacapri706m from downtown AnacapriFeatured in Best Things to DoHighlights: The island of Capri is located near the southern estuary of the Bay of Naples, facing the Sorrento peninsula. This small island is the epitome of Mediterranean style. The blue waters, lush vegetation, exquisite holiday cottages and gardens, ancient Roman ruins, etc. make it one of the most popular holiday destinations in Italy. Every June-9 Month is the peak tourist season in Capri, and tourists come in droves and it is very lively. If you like cleanliness, you can choose to go in the off-season, where the climate is very mild all year round. Transportation The island of Capri is not big, but it is dominated by mountain roads, and walking is more physically consuming. If you want to visit easily, it is a good way to take a bus. In addition, all ferries and yachts stop at Marina Grande, a transport hub northeast of Capri, where buses to most attractions also leave. The Blue Hole Capri is divided into two parts: Capri in the east and Anacapri in the west. The famous Blue Hole (Grotta Azzurra) is located in Annacapri and is known as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The entrance of the Blue Hole is on the sea under the cliff. Spacious. The sun shines into the cave, and after the refraction of the white sand at the bottom of the cave, a pool of sea water is crystal blue, and even the four walls of the cave are blue, so it is called the blue cave. When visiting the Blue Hole, choose a day with clear weather and calm waves. The Blue Hole will be closed for visiting when the wind and waves are strong in winter. A good season to visit the Blue Cave is when autumn and winter are handed over, preferably 11:00-14:00. After visiting the Blue Grotto in Anacapri, you can take the bus to Anacapri (Anacapri), stroll on ViaG.Orlandi Street, and take the cable car to Monte Solaro (MonteSolaro) on Victoria Square. There is the high point of Capri, and on a clear day you can see panoramic views of Capri, the Gulf of Naples, Ischia and Procida. In addition, from Victoria Square, it is a short walk to La Villa San Michele (LaVillaSanMichele), built on the ruins of ancient Rome, it is the former residence of Swedish doctor Axel Monte, the history of which is mostly can be seen in the decorative art Dating back to ancient Egypt and other ancient times, the inlaid floor of "Eden and the Expulsion of Adam and Eve" can only be seen by climbing up to the second floor. Its more distinctive features, however, are its beautifully preserved gardens and splendid scenery, from which you can stand a panoramic view of the town of Capri and its marina, the Sorrento Peninsula and Mount Vesuvius. Capri Town From Anacapri take the bus back to the Capri Terminal Marina Grande, where there is a tram to Capri Town. It is full of whitewashed stone buildings and winding small pedestrian streets, as delicate as a toy town. Tourists taking pictures with cameras can be seen everywhere. Piazza Umberto Ⅰ is even more crowded. The coffee here is full of people. The restaurant is very popular, so why not sit down and have a drink. To the east of the square is ViaVittorioEmanuele, where you can find Rolex and Prada boutiques. The picturesque Augustine Garden (GiardinidiAugusto) is also not to be missed, with broken walls on one side and turquoise waters in the distance. On the left side of the garden is the Lover's Stone. According to legend, this Lover's Stone was originally a lover who was in love with each other, but because they couldn't fall in love, they all jumped into the sea to die in love, and then they became this rock. Located on the east side of the town of Capri, Villa Jovis is the larger and more splendid of the 12 Roman villas on the island of Capri. It was once the Roman emperor Tiberio in Capri. main residence. The stairs behind the villa lead directly to the 330-meter-high Tiberio cliff (Salto di Tiberio), where the emperor is said to have thrown his old love into the sea.Show Less - 7.04.6/5193 ReviewFree"We visited Cinque Terre on a day bus tour from Florence and despite a confusing rushed start to the morning once we were on the bus headed for La Spezia things seemed to calm down. We were able to visit 4 of the 5 villages that make up this quaint area.Taking the train from La Spezia our first stop was Monterosso. We had lunch a little beach side restaurant. Pasta because when in Italy... From there we made our backwards stopping at Vernazza where it was a short walk down to the water from the station and the first taste of the iconic fishing village vista that is synonymous with Cinque Terre. Before moving on to Manarola and finally Riomaggiore where we were able to catch the start of a beautiful sunset.There was a lot to fit in one day especially with the lengthy distance to Florence but it was worth every minute.I would definitely look to stay in or near the villages if I were to visit again. The hiking trail across the 5 villages looks very intriguing."Monterosso Al Mare891m from downtown Monterosso Al MareFeatured in Best Things to DoHighlights: The Cinque Terre is located on the coast of the La Spezia province in the Liguria region of Italy. This small but delicate Italian national park consists of Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riviera. The five cliffside towns of Omaggiore with their Cinque Terre, Port Venere and the three islands of Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto are inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List and have been selected as one of the most important places in the world where human beings do not destroy their natural features. Case, an outstanding example of shaping and transforming the environment. Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea from the historic, spectacular and colourful hamlets, nestled among rock reliefs and steep cliffs and overlooking the coast, the world-famous terraced hillside vineyards, the villages of Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore, This is the Cinque Terre, this is Liguria. Colourful, charming and unpretentious, seaside villages surrounded by agricultural terrain form part of this Cinque Terre National Park Reserve. The village of Manarola soars over a pile of black boulders from which colorful houses appear to emerge. In addition to its beauty, Manarola is also known for its premium olive oil and the acclaimed Pacito wine "Sciachetrà".Show Less
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based on 4 reviews"Great amazing time in Sorrento! definitely suggest to watch for the sunset by the Villa!"SorrentoHighlights: A town in southern Italy, located on the north coast of the Sorrento Peninsula, this is what the author longed for in the return of Italian famous songs to Sorrento. Sorrento is close to the Bay of Naples, 27 kilometers away from Naples in the north. The city is built on the cliffs of the seaside, surrounded by trees such as oranges, lemons and olives, and the scenery is very beautiful. Sorrento mainly produces wine and olive oil. The fishing industry is also very developed. It is famous for handicrafts such as wood inlay and lace. The streets in the city are neat and tidy, with lush flowers and trees. It also has a 14th-century monastery and a collection of medieval sculptures and paintings. There is a winding bay on one side and a blue sea on the other side, overlooking Mount Vesuvius and the beautiful island of Capri, surrounded by citrus forests, which is an excellent place for vacation and leisure.Show Less - 5.84.7/553 ReviewFreebased on 3383 reviews"Lake Garda, Italy, the visual impact is here, Lake Garda, Italy, the beautiful bubble is like a dream, there is a feeling of breaking into the fairy realm line is too beautiful, I dare not easily describe it, but my photo level is limited. Friends who like it must have the opportunity to take a look in person."Torri del Benaco4.1 km from downtown Torri del BenacoHighlights: Malcesine, dominated by an elegant castle, is a magical place with unforgettable views. This romantic town on the eastern shore of Lake Garda once inspired famous celebrities such as Goethe, who lived here during his time in Italy. Medieval allies on their way to Scaliger Castle, restaurants and shops along the lake promenade and the Malcesine atmosphere continue to attract thousands of tourists who choose it as a holiday destination. The striking tower of Scaliger Castle appears to rise on rock buttresses and has a very ancient origin. A Lombard settlement built by the Scaliger family, the castle is now an interesting natural history museum dedicated to the flora and fauna of the Lake Garda region and Mount Baldo. If you want to go for breathtaking views, you can take a very modern cable car. From the panoramic gondola, you can see the sudden transition from the olive and oleander gardens of the Mediterranean flora to the mountain flora. If in winter, ski slopes of different difficulty can be skied downhill with stunning views of the azure lake, in summer Malcesine Lake Bay is full of colorful sailing, kitesurfing and windsurfing, while on land the Both are vigorous hikers and mountain bikers.Show Less
- 5.14.6/513 ReviewFree"After a 3-hour drive from Palermo West, we arrived at Agrigento. In addition to the famous Temple Valley Turkish Steps, Agrigento is also a network red spot that cannot be missed. People who come to check in due to inconvenient transportation are mostly self-driving. There are many reefs near the beach and Most people who are not suitable for swimming and sunbathing are not very good. The straight line along the beach is not as white as an iceberg. The cliffs towering in the sea are like steps. Therefore, the famous ladder entrance has set up a fine notice board to ignore the warning and force the ladder. The maximum penalty for people is 417 euros. With this shock shot, the Turkish ladder is much cleaner. I will slip to the bottom of the ladder after punching a card on the dense and gentle beach. I took a selfie. Two selfies were not caught. I earned it. There is a white stone cliff. The color of the reflected sea water is transparent cream and green sea breeze. I have experienced the beauty of the Turkish ladder. ～"Realmonte2.3 km from downtown RealmonteHighlights: The Turkish Steps is a beach 15 kilometers away from Agrigento (Agrigento) on the west coast of Sicily. There are strange white stone cliffs that cannot be seen elsewhere. The beach is famous for its different cliff colors, like steps. fame spread. Many people's impressions of it come from the Italian movie "The Beautiful Sicilian Legend", but only by stepping on this land can you truly feel its infinite charm.Show Less
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based on 4854 reviews"Capri has a blue hole known as one of the world's seven wonders. Blue hole is a limestone terrain, a sea erosion hole, the hole is under the cliff, the hole is very small, the sea surface is only 85 cm high, so you can only swim or take a boat to enter on a calm and sunny day. The blue hole is called the "blue hole" because the sun shines from the narrow hole into the spacious hole, and the blue water reflected through the hole makes the entire sea erosion hole appear a beautiful crystal blue."Metropolitan City of Naples39.4 km from downtown Metropolitan City of NaplesHighlights: The Blue Hole is a well-known attraction in Capri, and it is not an exaggeration to say that many people go to Capri for the purpose of the Blue Hole. Due to the special structure of the entrance of the cave, the seawater in the cave is crystal blue. The sea water on the surface of the blue hole is dark blue, while the deep sea water is sky blue, and the rocks in the cave are also blue. When the weather is fine, the blue hole is extraordinarily beautiful and enchanting.Show Less - 4.64.9/58 ReviewFreebased on 2461 reviews"I really feel that Cefalu, the most beautiful ancient city in Sicily, Italy. It is an hour and a half drive from the capital Palermo. There are buses going back and forth every day."Cefalu322m from downtown CefaluHighlights: This is a scenic coast with not only a long coastline, but also blue sky and clear water. It is a great place for tourists to relax.Show Less
- 4.74.7/518 ReviewFreebased on 5963 reviews"In the evening, I made a cable car from the town to the beach to watch Bella Island. It is a protected island and will not let tourists approach it. The island cannot go to the island. Although it can really be reached on foot, the light is not very good at night, and it will be colder and windy."Taormina1.4 km from downtown TaorminaHighlights: Located near Taormina's beautiful beaches, Isla Bella is a tiny island nestled in a spectacular canyon. Visitors can rent boats near the beach to enjoy the view around the island.Show Less
- 4.24.4/58 Reviewbased on 2817 reviews"Giardini di Augusto it’s a place that offers you a glance of nature’s wonders"Capri1.9 km from downtown CapriHighlights: The Augustine Garden, formerly known as the "Krupp Garden", is named after the German industrialist Friedrich Alfred Krupp. This garden, which was built in the early 20th century, was renamed the Augustine Garden in 1918 and has been in use today. The Augustinian Garden was designed as a terrace overlooking the sea, and it is indeed a good place to watch the Mediterranean Sea and Cap Island. From the garden, you can see a 180-degree view of Cap Island, including the famous landmark of Cap Island, Faraglinoi , you can also enjoy the beautiful picture of Faraglioni Beach and Piccola Bay with the Mediterranean Sea as the background.Show Less
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