Full Day Private Tour of the Amalfi Coast from Naples

The Amalfi Coast is one of the most fascinating destinations in Italy, famous for its breathtaking views and picturesque seaside villages. Along the scenic road, the driver will stop for a photo stop at a strategic point, where you can take spectacular photos that capture the charm of this unique coast.

In these villages, time seems to stand still: the narrow streets and colorful houses create a magical atmosphere, while the crystal clear sea blends with the surrounding natural beauty. The area is also a paradise for gastronomy lovers, with typical dishes that tell the local tradition, such as spaghetti with clams and the renowned limoncello. Don’t forget to stop at the artisan ceramic shops, a symbol of local art and culture, where each piece is handmade with patterns that reflect the beauty of the territory.

A trip to the Amalfi Coast is an experience that will remain in the heart, between nature, culture and tradition.

Positano is the pearl of the Amalfi Coast. Once a fishing village, it has become the flagship of the coast, one of the most visited places in the world. The city looks like a concentration of pastel-colored houses clinging to the steep wall of the last extremities of the Lattari Mountains, a vertical village perfectly wedged between steep cliffs of the Amalfi coast. The walks through the picturesque alleys adorned with Bougainvillea plants typical of the Positano flora in the name of shopping among the artisan shops, the heart of Positano fashion and the limoncello tastings will seem to stop time.

Last, but only for its position on the map, is Ravello. Known as the "city of music" and often appreciated for its romantic atmosphere, Ravello is situated in a wonderful panoramic position, perched on one of the slopes of the Lattari Mountains. A destination for tourists since time immemorial, its first settlement is of Roman origins (probably founded by dissident Amalfi patricians), Ravello boasts two of the most enchanting gardens in Campania such as Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone. The Ravello Festival is held every year in Villa Rufolo, a prestigious classical music festival in honor of Richard Wagner with its characteristic stage overlooking the sea. The village, the religious architecture - above all the church of San Pantaleone, erected in Piazza Duomo, which houses the relics of the Saint - the charm of the gardens and landscapes, the villas and the air full of culture make Ravello one of a kind. The remaining time of the tour will be spent traveling between attractions.

Ancient maritime republic, also known as the "city of white houses", Amalfi is the symbol of the Amalfi Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997.
Of Roman foundation – as evidenced by its coat of arms – Amalfi experienced its maximum splendor in the 11th century. From that time the city preserves intact numerous monuments of historical interest such as the beautiful Cathedral of Sant'Andrea, rigorously maintained, built on the remains of another early Christian cathedral. Mindful of the ancient dominion over the Tyrrhenian Sea and of the precious contribution provided by the Amalfi people to navigation - among the first to use the magnetic compass - the statue of Flavio Gioia dominates the homonymous square and seems to placidly welcome those who seek, among the streets and cafes, to savor the splendor and relive the events that made Amalfi a beacon of Mediterranean marine civilizations.