Positano is a true gem of the Amalfi Coast, renowned for its stunning beauty and charm. This popular resort town captivates visitors with its picturesque landscape, where houses seem to cascade down terraces on the hillside or cling dramatically to the cliffs. The town is a maze of narrow alleys and stairways, winding under arches or descending steeply and intricately to the sea below. Positano’s architecture is equally distinctive, featuring facades adorned with broad balconies and several buildings crowned with domed roofs. A standout example is the beautiful majolica-tiled dome of the Church of Santa Maria dell’Assunta. With its excellent hotels, top-tier bathing facilities, and a variety of sporting activities, Positano has earned its place as one of the most beloved and fashionable destinations on the Amalfi Coast.

As we depart from Positano, the coastal road winds along the cliffs, offering a continuous series of breathtaking panoramic views and picturesque landscapes. When passing through Praiano, you’ll notice its charming houses grouped into quaint villages, clinging to the rugged limestone cliffs. Please note: This tour does not include a stop in Praiano, but you will have the chance to admire its beauty as we drive through. Let the stunning scenery of the Amalfi Coast enchant you as you continue your journey!

Conca is a well-known holiday resort situated close to the cape of the same name, and famous in the past for its dockyards, in which merchant vessels were built. The houses are spread over the rocky plateau on which the town lie and where we may note walls supporting the artificial terraces planted with orange, lemons, and olive groves.

The town of Amalfi, which lends its name to the entire Amalfi Coast, is one of the most iconic and sought-after destinations in the Campania region. Nestled within the narrow Valle dei Mulini and clinging dramatically to the rocky outcrops of the Monti Lattari, Amalfi boasts a uniquely picturesque charm. Its distinctive appearance and rich history make it a must-visit spot. During your visit, you’ll have over an hour to explore this enchanting town. We highly recommend a visit to the Cathedral of Sant’Andrea, often referred to as the jewel of Amalfi. Its stunning architecture and historical significance make it a highlight of your time in this coastal gem.

Ravello is one of the towns belonging to the Amalfi Coast. It’s a small but lively town, listed in the Unesco World Heritage Site since 1996. The town has a very peculiar history: it was founded slightly behind the coast, on a hill, as a safe harbour against the barbarians. After the barbarian invasions, Ravello has become a very important town. Ravello has also been a famous destination for artists, writers and musicians.