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Italy · Campania
Amalfi Coast
Positano, Capri and the vertical villages of Italy's most beautiful coastline.
Overview
A UNESCO masterpiece tumbling straight into the sea. From Salerno you sail to Positano — peach-coloured houses clinging to the rock — then Amalfi with its Arab-Norman cathedral, Ravello for the gardens of Villa Cimbrone, and finally Capri with its Faraglioni and Blue Grotto. Turquoise water, limoncello, buffalo mozzarella and the scent of orange blossom.
Where to dine
A table by the water
Lo Scoglio
Marina del CantoneThe finest raw seafood on the coast — sea urchin, prawns, anchovies. Booking essential.
Ristorante La Caravella
AmalfiSince 1959, classic Campanian cooking in the old town. One Michelin star.
Da Adolfo
Laurito Beach, PositanoReachable only by sea — arrive by tender. Grilled mozzarella on a lemon leaf.
Quattro Passi
NeranoTwo Michelin stars; the spaghetti alla Nerano with zucchini is legendary.
Il Pirata
CapriTraditional Caprese cooking on a panoramic terrace above the Faraglioni.
What to do
Anchorages & excursions
Blue Grotto, Capri
Enter by rowing boat — go early morning to beat the ferry queues.
Villa Rufolo, Ravello
Gardens suspended 350m above the sea. Home of the summer music festival.
Path of the Gods
Trek from Bomerano to Positano — 7km of clifftop trail, around three hours.
Cala di Mitigliano
A sea-only cove between Sorrento and Capri — ideal for snorkelling and anchoring.
Limoncello tasting, Amalfi
Visit an artisan producer working with the local sfusato lemon.
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