Southern Italy

Amalfi Coast

The Amalfi Coast is not simply beautiful – it is insistent. It asks for your attention at every bend, every terrace, every meal eaten above water that looks artificially lit. It is also genuinely difficult to plan well: the roads are narrow, the good tables book out, and the difference between a wonderful week and an exhausting one comes down to where you base yourself.

"Stay in one town and travel out from it. The coast is small and the driving is what tires people out."

Why Go

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Sample Itinerary

What a week might look like

Days 1-2

Arrival & settling in

Private transfer from Naples or Rome. First evening with no plan at all, because the travel day is long and the view does most of the work.

Day 3

The boat day

A full day on the water – sea caves, a lunch cove, and a late return through golden-hour light.

Day 4

Ravello and the gardens

Up the hill early, before the coaches. Villa Cimbrone, then a long lunch and an afternoon that belongs to you.

Days 5-6

Amalfi town and the trail

The Path of the Gods at dawn with a guide, then the cathedral and paper museum. Final dinner over the water.

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