• Positano - Positano is the first gem of this coastline. It is a highly sought-after resort, renowned for its charming townscape. The town is built on terraces along the hillside or perched on the rocks. It is crisscrossed by a network of alleys and stairways that cling to the mountain slope, run under arches, or descend steeply and windingly to the sea below. The architecture of the houses is unique, with facades adorned with wide balconies, and several buildings feature domed roofs. Notably, the majolica dome of the church of Santa Maria dell’ Assunta stands out. Excellent hotels and facilities for bathing and sports make Positano one of the most favored and fashionable resorts on the Amalfi coast.
• Praiano - Upon leaving Positano, the road, where possible, follows the coast, with its curves revealing an endless series of panoramic views and picturesque sights. In Praiano, the houses are grouped into small villages and cling to the limestone rock.
• Conca dei Marini - Conca dei Marini is a renowned holiday resort located near the cape of the same name, historically famous for its shipyards where merchant vessels were constructed. The houses are scattered over the rocky plateau on which the town is situated, with walls supporting artificial terraces planted with orange, lemon, and olive groves.
• Amalfi - The town of Amalfi, which lends its name to the entire coast on which it is located, is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the Campania region. The town, distinctive in appearance and picturesque in its setting, clings to the rocky outcrops of the Monti Lattari and is nestled tightly into the narrow Valle dei Mulini. Visitors can spend more than an hour here, and it is highly recommended to visit the cathedral of Sant Andrea, the jewel of Amalfi town.
• Ravello - Ravello is one of the towns on the Amalfi Coast. It is a small yet vibrant town, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996.
• Pompeii Archaeological Park - After exploring the Amalfi coast, before returning to Naples, take the opportunity to visit the Pompeii ruins, Italy’s most visited archaeological site. Pompeii was not merely destroyed by the Vesuvius eruption in 79 A.D., but buried under layers of debris, ash, and mud. This has resulted in the invaluable preservation of this UNESCO site and a well-preserved glimpse into ancient Roman life.

• Private transportation
• No smoking car
• English speaking driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Free bottle of water
• Commentary on board

• archeological tour guide in Pompeii upon request
• gratuites (optional)

Embark on an incredible journey along this picturesque coastline. The Amalfi Coast stands as a prime example of Mediterranean charm and culture. Discover its sophisticated towns and delightful villages, and relish the unparalleled experience that a tour of the Amalfi Coast provides. Participate in this tour to uncover the renowned Amalfi Coast and visit its enchanting towns. With a coastline of indescribable beauty, this Italian region boasts Ravello with its graceful architecture, and the pastel-hued Positano, one of the world’s most stunning villages. Set out on a tour that presents the chance to explore the Amalfi and Sorrento coasts, romance, fashion, and a distinctive lifestyle. A land of allure, passion, and legends that inspires poets and artists globally, the Amalfi Coast awaits your visit. Midway through the tour, guests will dine at a restaurant with breathtaking views, savoring a lunch of local specialties. After further exploration along the coast, return to Naples in the late afternoon.

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