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Duration: 8 hours
Recommended Tour
Duration: 1.5 hours
Recommended tour
This stunning 9th-century cathedral is dedicated to the Apostle Saint Andrew. The grand staircase, beautiful cloister, and the magnificent Byzantine bronze doors are not to be missed.
This museum celebrates Amalfi's tradition of paper-making, which dates back to the 13th century. Visitors can explore the ancient techniques used and even try their hand at making paper.
This nature reserve located just above Amalfi offers hiking trails. These off-beat paths lead you through lemon groves and alongside streams and waterfalls. Its unique microclimate also supports a variety of ferns and orchids.
This is the main beach of Positano and one of the largest along the Amalfi Coast. Surrounded by vibrant pastel houses perched on the cliffs and lined with bustling cafes, it's a great spot to relax, people-watch, or take a refreshing swim.
This iconic church with its stunning dome made of majolica tiles is a defining feature of Positano's skyline. Inside, you'll find a beautiful 13th-century Byzantine icon of the Virgin Mary.
For the adventurous, the Path of the Gods trail offers one of the most spectacular hikes in the region. Starting in Agerola, just above Positano, the trail provides stunning panoramic views of the coast, sea and Capri.
This 13th-century villa offers a mesmerizing blend of Arabic, Sicilian, and Norman architectural influences. Its terraced gardens overlook the sea, and it's often called "the garden of the soul."
This historic building is known for its stunning gardens and the "Terrace of Infinity," a balcony offering some of the most breathtaking panoramic views of the Amalfi Coast. The mix of exotic and Mediterranean plants, statues and ancient temples make it a tranquil haven.
Situated in the town's main square, this 11th-century cathedral is dedicated to St. Pantaleone. The cathedral boasts a stunning bronze door, a pulpit supported by six spiral columns and a museum housing sacred artifacts.
Duration: 8-8.5 hours for guided tours; 1 hour 15 minutes to 1.5 hours for one-way transfers
Best time to visit: If prefer sunny weather, then the summer months (June through August) are the best time for you. However, this is also the busiest time of year. For fewer crowds, the low season (April to June) and (September & October), are often considered the best times to visit. You can also enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and boating during these periods.
You can book Naples to Amalfi Coast tours online. You'll have the option to choose from a guided tour, hosted tour, or shared transfer tours.
Most tours range from a full day (about 8-8.5 hours) to multiple days depending on the itinerary. However, there are also exclusively one-way transfers available which take about 1.5 hours.
The Amalfi Coast is stunning all year round. However, spring (April to June) and fall (September and October) offer milder temperatures and smaller crowds compared to the busy summer season.
Yes, in most cases, a guide is included in the tour. Most tours offer guides who speak multiple languages, including English. It's best to check the inclusions in the ticket before booking a tour.
This depends on the specific tour. Some tours include a meal or tasting, while others do not. Do check the specific details of the tour you're considering.
This varies from tour to tour. Some include all fees in the price, while others may require additional payment for certain attractions. Be sure to read the inclusions and exclusions carefully before booking.
This greatly depends on the tour. Some may include hiking or swimming as part of their itinerary, while others may focus more on sightseeing and exploring towns. Please check the tour description if you have specific requirements or interests.
Accessibility varies greatly by tour and by the specific locations visited on the tour. Many of the towns and sites on the Amalfi Coast are located on steep hillsides with many stairs, which could be challenging for those with mobility issues. It's recommended to check accessibility information before planning your itinerary.
Generally, Italian culture values respect and good manners. Modest dress is required when entering churches or religious sites. Also, Italian law prohibits eating and drinking in the vicinity of main public buildings and monuments, so be mindful while consuming food and drink in these premises.
Comfortable walking shoes are a must as there's usually quite a bit of walking on uneven terrain. In summer, light clothing, a hat, and sunscreen are advisable. In the cooler months, pack a jacket or sweater.
There are regular bus services. Take the SITA Sud bus from Salerno to Amalfi which takes around 1-1.5 hours to reach.
You will need to take a train from Napoli Centrale (Naples) station to Salerno. Board a high-speed Frecciarossa or Trenitalia train. The journey takes approximately 40 minutes to an hour, depending on the service.
Yes, there is a ferry service that runs from Naples to Amalfi. The journey takes approximately 2-3 hours depending on the service. Please be aware that schedules can vary and are subject to change due to weather conditions.
Most tours operate rain or shine. In the event of severe weather, tours may be postponed or, in rare cases, cancelled. Policies for such circumstances vary, so it's wise to check in advance.