TOP PLACES TO VISIT

Amalfi Town & Cathedral of Saint Andrew

At the heart of the Amalfi Coast lies its namesake town, a charming mix of historical elegance and coastal vibrance. The centerpiece is the Duomo di Sant'Andrea, a striking 11th-century cathedral with Arab-Norman architecture, ornate bronze doors, and an impressive cloister. The town itself is filled with narrow alleys, artisan boutiques, and quaint cafés that capture the soul of the region.

Valle delle Ferriere (Valley of the Mills)

Just a short walk from Amalfi’s center, this protected nature reserve offers a refreshing contrast to the coastal bustle. Lush vegetation, waterfalls, and historic paper mills make for a peaceful hike immersed in greenery. It's ideal for nature lovers looking for a quiet escape into the hills.

Atrani

Often overshadowed by its more famous neighbor, the nearby village of Atrani is a true hidden gem. With its medieval charm, picturesque beach, and intimate piazza, it’s a wonderful place to experience authentic coastal life without the crowds.

Ravello (just above Amalfi)

Perched high above the sea, Ravello offers sweeping panoramic views and an air of timeless elegance. Its famed Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone are known for their exquisite gardens and terraces—ideal for a scenic afternoon or a romantic stroll.

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TOP ACTIVITIES

Private Boat Tour along the Amalfi Coast

A bespoke boat experience is the ultimate way to explore the coastline. Cruise past dramatic cliffs, sea caves, and postcard-perfect villages like Positano, Conca dei Marini, and Praiano. Enjoy swimming in secluded coves, sipping prosecco on deck, or docking for a leisurely lunch at a seaside restaurant.

Lemon Grove Tour & Limoncello Tasting

Amalfi’s terraced lemon groves are iconic, and a guided visit offers insight into this centuries-old agricultural tradition. Walk through fragrant orchards, learn about the Sfusato Amalfitano variety, and enjoy tastings of artisanal limoncello, lemon marmalade, and other citrus-based delights.

Cooking Class with a Local Chef

Take part in an intimate cooking experience in a traditional Amalfi home or boutique hotel kitchen. Learn how to prepare regional dishes like fresh seafood pasta, hand-rolled gnocchi, and lemon-infused desserts. Paired with local wines, this is a culinary highlight for any visitor.

Sunset Aperitivo at a Cliffside Lounge

As the sun sets over the Mediterranean, there’s no better place to be than on a panoramic terrace with a chilled glass in hand. Several boutique hotels and lounges offer stunning cliffside views accompanied by refined cocktails and gourmet small plates.

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RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS

Eolo Ristorante

Tucked into the cliffside above Amalfi, Eolo is a refined, romantic restaurant with panoramic views and a Michelin Plate distinction. The menu showcases contemporary interpretations of traditional coastal cuisine, with an emphasis on local seafood and seasonal ingredients.

Da Gemma

An Amalfi classic since 1872, Da Gemma combines timeless charm with upscale dining. Located just off the main street, it offers elegant dishes such as paccheri with swordfish and citrus, and a wine list that highlights the best of Southern Italy.

Trattoria da Ciccio Cielo Mare e Terra

Set in the hills above Amalfi, this family-run restaurant offers heartfelt hospitality and exquisite food with a view. Known for its homemade pastas, garden-grown vegetables, and fresh catch of the day, it delivers an authentic and elevated Amalfi Coast dining experience.