The Amalfi Coast remains one of Southern Europe’s most breathtaking coastlines. Beyond the bustling town square of Positano lie historic cliffside villas overlooking shimmering turquoise waters.
Savor handmade lemon pasta on sunlit pergolas and take wooden boat excursions to hidden grottos along the steep coastline.
Hike the Path of the Gods (Sentiero degli Dei) high above the clouds, taking in panoramic views of terraced vineyards, coastal cliffs, and sapphire ocean expanses.
Stay in restored 17th-century monastery hotels in Ravello, where terraced gardens overflow with bougainvillea, jasmine, and centuries-old olive trees.
Navigating narrow coastal roads between Sorrento and Ravello in vintage open-top cars offers breathtaking glimpses of terraced lemon groves clinging to dramatic limestone cliffs.
Visit local citrus groves in Amalfi where sfusato amalfitano lemons grow to extraordinary sizes under warm Mediterranean sunshine.
Rent a vintage wooden gozzo boat for an afternoon swim off the coast of Capri, diving into cool azure waters away from crowds.
Sampling fresh sea bass baked in a salt crust alongside sun-ripened Caprese tomatoes drizzled with cold-pressed olive oil captures pure Mediterranean flavor.
Evening dining along coastal cliffs centers on fresh seafood, wild oregano, heirloom tomatoes, and crisp chilled white wines grown in volcanic soil.
Visiting centuries-old artisanal paper mills in the Valle dei Mulini behind Amalfi town reveals how handmade cotton paper has been crafted since medieval times.
In late afternoon, enjoy chilled limoncello made from local Sorrento lemons while watching fishing boats return to small pebbled coves below.
