Amalfi Coast

Experience the Amalfi Coast up close, with bespoke private tour designed to unveil the secret splendors of Italy's celebrated coastal paradise.

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Discover the prime of Amalfi’s scenic vistas on an exclusive tour of the villas in Ravello

Enjoy Positano’s exclusive beaches and turn this iconic town into your peaceful escape

Take a step back into Ancient times, as you explore the mystical ruins of Pompeii

Experience a private Limoncello tasting in a serene lemon grove

Uncover Ravello’s Hidden Garden, with private views and paths revealing its quiet splendor

Enjoy a personal moment as you traverse the Path of the Gods

Holidays on Amalfi Coast. Back view of beautiful fashion girl enjoying view of Atrani village on Amalfi Coast. Summer vacation in Italy.

Bask in the serene beauty of Atrani, where the sea meets vibrant coastal living

View of Positano village along Amalfi Coast in Italy in summer.

Enjoy Amalfi's coastal haven at your own pace

Lemon liqueur in glass bottles and ripe yellow lemons and a beautiful sunset

Spoil your sensations with a private tour through lemon groves

Sightseeing Villa Rufolo and it's gardens in Ravello mountaintop setting on Italy's most beautiful coastline, Ravello, Italy

Discover Ravello's hidden gardens and enjoy their spectacular views

Man with panoramic view from hiking trail Path of Gods between coastal towns Positano and Praiano. Trekking in Lattari Mountains, Apennines, Amalfi Coast, Campania, Italy, Europe. Mediterranean Sea

Conquer the Path of the Gods and embrace the breathtaking panoramas at every step

Panoramic view of ancient city of Pompeii with houses and streets. Pompei is ancient Roman city died from eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 1st century, Naples, Italy.

Step back in time through the ancient streets of Pompeii, where history whispers

Amalfi Coast, Italy: This coastal gem boasts colorful cliffside villages, turquoise waters, and mouthwatering Italian cuisine

Enjoy into the azure embrace of the coast away from the crowds

The Amalfi Coast, a symbol of Italy’s breathtaking natural beauty and rich history, will captivate you with its dramatic cliffs, vibrant towns, and azure waters, the second you arrive.

This UNESCO World Heritage site is not only a feast for the eyes but also a haven for those seeking a blend of leisure and exploration.

From the picturesque streets of Positano to the historic ruins of Pompeii nearby, the Amalfi Coast offers a unique journey through Italy’s cultural and natural wonders. Its famed pathways, like the Path of the Gods, provide unmatched views of the Mediterranean, while its culinary offerings, from seafood to Limoncello, offer a taste of local tradition.

The coast’s charming towns, each with its unique allure, from the vibrant streets of Sorrento to the peaceful ambience of Ravello, make it a destination that embodies the very essence of Italy’s allure.

Highlights to inspire your holiday

Allow the limitless possibilities of varied experiences at this scenic destination in Italy to inspire you.

Museo della Carta

Museo della Carta delves into the ancient art of papermaking that has defined the town since the Middle Ages. Housed in a restored paper mill, visitors can explore the traditional methods of paper production and see original machinery, offering a unique glimpse into Amalfi's cultural heritage.

The Hidden Garden

Located within the Villa Cimbrone in Ravello, The Hidden Garden is a secluded spot known for its breathtaking views over the Mediterranean Sea. Sculptures and rare botanical specimens adorn its paths, offering a quiet escape and insight into the villa’s Edwardian-era landscaping.

Fiordo di Furore

Fiordo di Furore is a natural fjord, carved by the Schiato river over millennia. The picturesque arch bridge crossing the gorge is a favorite subject for photographers and painters, and the small beach accessible only by boat or stairs offers a secluded spot for swimming.

The Path of Gods

The Path of Gods links Agerola with Positano, traversing cliffs 500 meters above the sea. It provides hikers with ancient mule tracks and breathtaking vistas of vineyards, terraces, farmhouses, and monasteries against the backdrop of the vast Tyrrhenian Sea.

Limoncello tasting

Limoncello tasting offers an authentic experience of southern Italy's most famous liqueur. Producers use organic lemons grown on terraced cliffs to create this bright, zesty digestif, sharing stories of its heritage and methods passed down through generations, accompanied by samples of this citrus delight.

Grotta dello Smeraldo

Discovered in 1932 near Amalfi, the Grotta dello Smeraldo is named for the emerald color cast by sunlight through its underwater entrance. Boat tours allow visitors to glide over the submerged Nativity scene and admire the cave's remarkable geology up close.