Amalfi Coast

Overview of the Amalfi Coast

This 25 km stretch of coastline between Positano and Vietri is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its unique beauty. It is also a must-see for tourism in the Naples region. You can hike in the mountains along the coast.

Key facts

• Type de lieu: coast.

• Intérêt touristique: ★★★★ (must-see or highly recommended).

• Localisation: between Positano (west) and Vietri (east).

• Localités principales:

• Longueur: 25 km.

• Population:

• Site internet: https://www.amalficoast.com/

History of the Amalfi Coast

Environment of the Amalfi Coast

Precautions

What to see on the Amalfi Coast

From west to east....

Positano ★★
This stunning little cliffside port marks the start of the Amalfi Coast. It is also a rather upscale seaside resort.

Praiano ★★
One of the most beautiful coastal towns on the Amalfi Coast, nestled in its stunning setting.

Conca dei Marini ★★
This small seaside town makes for a lovely stop along the Amalfi Coast.

Amalfi ★★★★
In a stunning setting of gorges opening onto the sea at the heart of the Amalfi Coast, the town is a must-see for tourists with its narrow streets, historic buildings, and beaches. Nearby, the small village of Atrani is also worth a visit.

Ravello ★★
A stunning hilltop town on the Amalfi Coast. This very chic village has long attracted writers, actors, aristocrats, and other celebrities.

Maiori ★
A popular seaside resort on the Amalfi Coast.

Cetara ★★
It's a charming village along the Amalfi Coast.

What to do on the Amalfi Coast

Climate and weather

The Amalfi Coast enjoys a Mediterranean climate, always refreshed by sea breezes, with hot, sunny, and dry summers and fairly mild, wet winters. The turn of the year sees the most rainfall, sometimes with heavy storms. In terms of climate (and even crowd levels), the best time to visit is spring or early autumn.

Sea temperature throughout the year

Transport

Getting there

Getting around

Where to stay

Where to eat

Further reading