Where the smell of sweet lemon blossom is in the air, the fresh scent of salt-water fills the atmosphere and the calm vibes of the glimmering coastline highlight its surroundings... the Amalfi Coast is a dream come true.

Known for its picturesque coastal towns, crystal-clear waters and breathtaking views, the Amalfi Coast captivates visitors with its abundance of scenic beauties. This UNESCO World Heritage site is situated in southern Italy, and is one of the most popular, most enchanting destinations to visit in Europe. The Amalfi Coast is a dream destination perfect for every kind of traveller; whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or cultural exploration, this coastal gem offers a magical experience that will leave an indelible mark on your heart. From its dramatic cliffs and pastel-coloured villages clinging to the mountainside, to panoramic views that leave a lasting impression, let us take you on an unforgettable journey through the wonders of the Amalfi Coast.

Charming Coastal Towns

The towns of the Amalfi Coast exude a unique charm, making the entire region a treasure trove of beauty and cultural richness.

Positano is one of the most picturesque towns here. Its colourful houses cascading down the cliffside create a postcard-perfect view. With its narrow, winding streets and bougainvillaea-draped buildings, Positano offers a truly romantic atmosphere. Stroll through its charming streets, lined with boutiques, art galleries, and cafés. Visit the Church of Santa Maria Assunta, known for its stunning Byzantine icon of the Virgin Mary. Relax on Spiaggia Grande, the main beach, or take a boat to the secluded Fornillo Beach.

Amalfi is the largest town on the coast and gives its name to the entire region. Its iconic Duomo di Sant'Andrea, an impressive 9th-century cathedral with Arab-Norman influences, dominates the central Piazza del Duomo. Explore the town's cobbled streets lined with shops selling limoncello, ceramics, and local crafts. You can also enjoy the beautiful Amalfi Beach and take a boat trip to the nearby Grotta dello Smeraldo (Emerald Grotto).

Ravello is perfectly nestled high above the coast, offering some of the most spellbinding panoramas across the sea and the surrounding landscapes. This peaceful town is famous for its breathtaking gardens, such as the Villa Rufolo with its terraced gardens and the Villa Cimbrone with its panoramic Terrace of Infinity. Ravello is also known for its annual Ravello Festival, which showcases music and arts in the stunning settings of the town – something you won’t want to miss!

Sorrento welcomes visitors with its lemon groves, panoramic views of Mount Vesuvius, and a vibrant historical centre. While it’s technically not part of the Amalfi Coast, this town is a popular gateway to the region and totally deserves a mention. Its location offers stunning views of the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Explore the historic centre with its maze of narrow streets, visit the 14th-century Chiesa di San Francesco, and enjoy the views from Villa Comunale park. Don't miss tasting the famous limoncello liqueur, made from Sorrento's lemons, it’s utterly delicious!

Where to Stay

Casa Angelina (Praiano)

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A gem of timeless elegance, style is the word here at Casa Angelina. Perched on the cliff face of the enchanting town of Praiano, a former fishing village, this exclusive luxury boutique hotel provides each and every guest with a true taste of ‘La Dolce Vita’. The predominantly white interiors, contemporary furnishings and an eclectic collection of hand-picked pieces of art highlight the deep blue waters surrounding the hotel. Visit the ‘Un Piano Nel Cielo’ - A Floor in the Sky - Angelina's gourmet top-floor restaurant with magnificent panoramic views from the terrace of the Amalfi Coast. Experience the traditional dishes of Campania, and let the chefs take you on a gastronomic journey whilst you indulge in paradise. Watch the sunset from the hotels Seascape Bar and be seduced with the wide range of cocktails and aperitifs. Casa Angelina is a true representation of timeless elegance

Art Hotel Villa Fiorella (Massa Lubrense)

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Nestled elegantly in an olive grove with views out to sea, Art Hotel Villa Fiorella offers a fine mix of spectacular vistas and minimalist interiors featuring glamorous touches of meticulously-crafted art and design. Located in Massa Lubrense right near the Amalfi Coast, this beautiful stay is in an ideal location. With accommodations varying from an expansive two-floor apartment with wide terraces affording panoramic sea views, to the Deluxe which beckons the glorious light of day inside, each space allows you to soak up the beauty of your natural surroundings. Enjoy a sensorial experience at the glass-encased Terrazza Fiorella restaurant or retreat to the Cielo Sky Lounge for a wonderfully atmospheric and unforgettable evening setting.

Maison La Minervetta (Sorrento)

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Here at Maison La Minervetta, you’ll find yourself on a dramatic cliffside overlooking the Marina Grande, the original fishing port in the beautiful Italian town of Sorrento, with Vesuvius and the Gulf of Naples on your doorstep. Its contagious Mediterranean atmosphere paired with vibrantly-coloured design is enough to serenade you your entire stay. Stripes and nautical patterns take centre stage here — there's no escaping them. Designed by architect Marco de Luca, the overall feeling is one of vibrancy and relaxation. Indulge in a delicious breakfast buffet in the morning, soak up the sun on their private beach throughout the day, then watch the sunset with a cocktail in hand on the hotel’s sun terrace.

Awe-Inspiring Landscapes

This place is a paradise for nature lovers. The landscapes of the Amalfi Coast are a harmonious blend of rugged cliffs, lush greenery, and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. The towering cliffs are one of its most striking features. The coastline rises steeply from the sea, creating a dramatic backdrop for the towns and villages that cling to the cliffs. These rocky precipices offer breathtaking views of the Mediterranean, providing a sense of awe and wonder. The hillsides are adorned with terraced vineyards and lemon groves. The terraces, built centuries ago by hand, create a striking mosaic of greenery. Vineyards produce renowned wines like the local white wine, Greco di Tufo. Lemon groves yield the famous Amalfi Coast lemons, known for their intense flavour and used to make limoncello, a popular regional liqueur.

Driving along the Amalfi Coast is a breathtaking experience in itself. The famous Amalfi Drive, or Strada Statale 163, winds its way along the cliffs, offering stunning panoramic views at every turn. The narrow, winding road is a marvel of engineering, hugging the coastline and providing glimpses of the sparkling sea below. This enchanting region also boasts several beautiful beaches and hidden coves where you can relax and soak up the sun. The beaches vary from sandy stretches to pebbled shores. Some of the notable beaches include Spiaggia Grande in Positano, Fornillo Beach in Positano, and Marina Grande Beach in Amalfi. For a more secluded experience, explore hidden coves accessible by boat, such as the idyllic Laurito Beach near Positano.

For all you adventure lovers out there, the Path of the Gods (Sentiero degli Dei) is one of their most famous hiking trails, offering unparalleled views of the Amalfi. Winding through the hills above Positano and Agerola, this path immediately immerses you in this destination’s natural beauty – surrounded by fragrant herbs, wildflowers and the occasional goat grazing on the mountainside. Whether you're admiring the views from a coastal road, exploring the terraced vineyards, or relaxing on a pristine beach, the natural beauty of this region is sure to leave you awe-inspired.

Culinary Delights

The gastronomic scene here is a true delight for foodies. Being a coastal region, this place is known for its exceptional fresh seafood dishes; from scialatielli ai frutti di mare (pasta with mixed seafood) to grilled fish like branzino (Mediterranean sea bass) and pesce spada (swordfish), the focus is on letting the natural flavours of the seafood shine. Homemade pastas, Neapolitan pizzas and lemon-infused pastries also take centre stage here. Visit a family-run agriturismo to savour farm-to-table dishes prepared with ingredients harvested from the surrounding countryside, sample the region's renowned buffalo mozzarella and pair these meals with the excellent wines produced in the region. Last but not least… as we all know the Amalfi Coast is famous for its vibrant and tangy lemons, we highly recommend enjoying a glass of homemade limoncello after a meal to cleanse your palate, and savour the flavours of the region!

Cultural Heritage

Beyond its natural beauty, the Amalfi Coast’s cultural heritage is a tapestry woven with the threads of history, architecture, art, and traditional crafts. As you explore the region's towns, immerse yourself in the rich legacy of the Maritime Republic of Amalfi, marvel at the architectural wonders like Amalfi Cathedral, find tranquillity in Ravello's enchanting gardens, and appreciate the artistry of local artisans. The ancient ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum, buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, are also within reach for history enthusiasts. The cultural heritage here adds depth and beauty to an already breathtaking destination, creating an experience that is truly unforgettable.