The Amalfi Coast

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The "Divine" Coast

The Amalfi Coast is part of the bell-shaped coast that overlooks the Gulf of Salerno. The coast, given the name “La Divina” for its landscape and superb beauty, is an elegant tourist destination that attracts lovers of the sea, the sun, and young people in search of a good time.

 The scenery of the coast is characterized by cliffs overlooking the sea. The coast is full of small seafaring villages that preserve natural treasures and artefacts. We advise you to discover this miraculous angle of paradise beginning with Vietri sul Mare, a village famous for its ceramic shops, followed by Cetara’s fisherman’s village noted for it’s colatura di alici. On the road to Amalfi, you can’t miss Maiori, Minori, the medieval Atrani, and Ravello with its marvellous gardens hanging over the sea.

The last leg of your journey of the coast will end with Amalfi.  Walking through the maze of paths, you will feel like you are walking in the Repubblica Marinara, the first Italian Republic of the Sea after the fall of the Roman Empire. The journey ends in Positano, a village of small white houses erected on the rocks of the coast, offering the opportunity to shop in the famous boutiques of “moda Positano” while enjoying the beauty of the sea.

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Among the Amalfi Coast and the Cilento Coast, Salerno has an ancient seafaring tradition and offers visitors the opportunity to completely ...

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Among the Amalfi Coast and the Cilento Coast, Salerno has an ancient seafaring tradition and offers visitors the opportunity to completely ...