Amalfi Coast

A vacation in the Amalfi Coast is like diving into a picture of alleys of historic peak centres on the sea, where the sun warms the skin and the unmistakable perfume of lemons pervades all over the landscape.

We all want to restart and come back to travel. A relaxing vacation is the right way to finally relive unique experiences, such as special moments at the poolside.

Atrani is a small town in Campania, situated close to Amalfi. Despite its small size, it is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, from the architectural, historical and artistic point of view. Atrani attractions are numerous and it's not hard to find something to see.

Every year during Easter processions crossing the roads of the towns of the Sorrento Peninsula are about 20, from Meta to Massa Lubrense. To oversee its organization are the numerous confraternities, reproposing the Christian message for centuries. The best known and most solemn procession is undoubtedly the Dead Christ one, organized by the Venerable Confraternity of Death of Sorrento.

To completely enjoy the beauty of Capri, you cannot give up a full tour of the island by boat, to see close all its caves and live a unique experience that only the marine atmosphere is able to give.

Those who think of Positano inevitably end up thinking of fashion, sea and fun, but there are many other things to do and see in this beautiful town on the Amalfi Coast.

The beaches located between Maiori and Minori are not only the most beautiful of the Amalfi Coast, but they are also better suited for children, thanks to their long stretches of sand or pebbles. They are also very easy to reach, without endless stairways or steep trails.

In 1932, a humble fisherman of the place, Louis Buonocore, made a discovery that would enrich the already beautiful Amalfi Coast with another gemstone: the Emerald Grotto (Grotta dello Smeraldo), a wonderful natural cave located in the bay of Conca dei Marini, just 5 km from Amalfi.

The Amalfi Coast is so rich in scenic and cultural attractions than just a one day visit... it is almost a crime.

Cetara is a small and picturesque fishing village on the Amalfi Coast, nestled in a valley at the foot of Mount Falerio. The geographical position of the town, decentralized rather than the most popular resorts in the area, made it immune to mass tourism until now.