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    Beautiful Coastline

    Marvel at epic cliffs, lush mountains and sandy shores

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    Delicious Food

    Enjoy fresh produce and authentic Neapolitan cuisine

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    Quaint Villages

    Colourful towns and fishing villages spill into blue bays

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    Incredible Hikes

    One of the best ways to take in the stunning scenery

    Alluring towns strung along a spectacular coastline

    Draped along the cliffs on the southern side of the Sorrento Peninsula, between Salerno and the city of Sorrento, the Amalfi Coast is one of the most dramatic and glamorous spots in Italy.

    Connecting the two cities are the winding switchbacks and sheer drops of Amalfi Drive, a road that clings as precariously to the cliff face as the the towns and fishing villages it joins, carving a way flanked by forested mountains and shimmering Tyrrhenian Sea. Along the way, Positano, Amalfi and Ravello’s candy coloured buildings spill their way down into blue bays.

    The peninsular combines affluent sophistication with a honest simplicity, where super yachts and gurgling Italian sports cars next sit amidst an unchanging rural way of life, surrounded by terraced gardens growing olives, grapes and lemons. The food gloriously reflects this and some of Europe’s finest restaurants can be found here, thriving on fresh local produce, whilst the rustic Neapolitan food found everywhere here to many epitomizes Italian cuisine.

    The views and food are perhaps the main draw here, along with a suitably romantic collection of fine hotels, but there is a rich history to explore too, hidden beaches to discover and pristine trails in the Lattari Mountains to climb.

    Highlights

    Indulge yourself with some of Italy’s finest and freshest cuisine

    Take a yacht out on the Tyrrhenian Sea to get the best view of the colourful coastline

    Drive the sublime coast road through quaint towns and fishing villages

    Sample local limoncello

    Dotted with fragrant lemon trees, sparkling bays and colourful terraced rooftops jutting out over the cliffs, Amalfi is a place that has to be seen to be believed. Here you can indulge in all of life’s pleasures, such as food, wine and shopping- without the sense of guilt. That’s the Amalfi Coast to me.

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    Melania Siriu

    Senior Travel Designer

    Luxury accommodation on the Amalfi Coast

    There are many incredible places to stay on the Amalfi Coast. Here are some of our favourites, handpicked by our travel designers:

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