Amalfi, nestled at the foot of Monte Cerreto and facing out onto the azure waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, is a historical gem on Italy’s famed Amalfi Coast. This enchanting town, with its rich maritime history, stunning architecture like the Amalfi Cathedral, and narrow streets filled with artisan shops and cafes, offers visitors a taste … Read more
Nestled between the towering cliffs of the Amalfi Coast lies Atrani, Italy’s best-kept secret. As a seasoned travel blogger, I’ve wandered through many hidden gems across the globe, but Atrani, with its understated charm and tranquil atmosphere, holds a special place in my heart. Let me take you on a journey through this picturesque village, … Read more
Once you are in Costiera amalfitana you have to enjoy the views and the atmosphere and a good hotel can make the difference. I have selected some good options for you: Positano: Covo Dei Saraceni, Positano This 5 stars hotel is located just on the beach of Positano, with a private outdoor swimming pool. … Read more
What to s Quick answer: Tramonti is thirteen mountain hamlets spread across a green valley above the Amalfi Coast, famous for the wine that made this coastline famous, the pizza that a generation of emigrants exported to the rest of Italy and the world, and a tranquillity that the coastal towns — beautiful as they … Read more
What to see Quick answer: Scala is the oldest village on the Amalfi Coast, scattered across a mountain ridge above Ravello in five medieval hamlets. Almost no tourists go there. The views of Ravello from Scala are better than the views from Ravello itself. The hiking — including the descent through the Valle dei Mulini … Read more
