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Li Galli is an archipelago of three little islands off the Amalfi Coast between Capri Island and Positano, to which they belong administratively. Nowadays the archipelago is part of the Marine Protected Area of Punta Campanella. I can help you to arrange a boat trip to go snorkelling and visit the nearby fishing village Nerano. … Read more
Positano Fashion combines elegance and comfort in a classy and easy style and you certainly can’t miss a few shopping-times! Also take a look at craftsman’s shops, you will be amazed! Footwear is of high quality, especially sandals decorated with stones, or weaves in leather or marine items, are handmade by local artisans, to measure … Read more
Imagine swimming in crystal clear waters, discovering and exploring natural wonders such as marine grottos, small beaches reachable only by sea and solitary coves. Imagine enjoying the sun and the gentle sea breeze while sipping a drink and crunching snacks. Imagine having a delicious meal in a characteristic restaurant where fish dishes are served, daily … Read more
Built on a rocky promontory overlooking the bay below, Villa Cimbrone is rich in history and art, sculptures and enchanting gardens. From the gorgeous wide Terrace of Infinity, you can admire a stunning panorama of the Gulf of Salerno. Nowadays it’s a luxurious private hotel, but gardens and terraces are open to the public all … Read more
You can savour typical food while enjoying the magic panorama of Positano and the sparkle of the sun-kissed sea. Some restaurants I suggest are Da Vincenzo, Caffè Positano or Mediterraneo in the heart of Positano, in Viale Pasitea, reachable both on foot and by local bus. Caffè Positano Restaurant is also a great place to … Read more
Monte Pertuso, a hidden gem on the Amalfi Coast, offers breathtaking views and unforgettable experiences. This scenic mountain is renowned for its unique “hole in the rock” formation, a geological wonder created by centuries of natural erosion. Adventurers and nature lovers will enjoy hiking trails that wind through lush forests, offering panoramic vistas of the … Read more
Nocelle, a quaint village perched above Positano on the Amalfi Coast, is a hidden paradise waiting to be discovered. Accessible via a scenic drive or a rewarding hike, this serene haven offers stunning panoramic views of the coastline and the azure sea. With its narrow, winding streets, charming stone houses, and vibrant gardens, Nocelle exudes … Read more
If you like mountains and feel one with nature, I recommend hiking on the Path of the Gods from Agerola to Positano. From up there you can enjoy the breathtaking view of the bay below. The fastest way to arrive in Agerola-Bomerano is by taxi (it takes about 1 hour) and then you can hike … Read more
Amalfi is one of the ancient Maritime Republics. Here you’ll be enchanted by the majestic St. Andrew Cathedral: a mixture of different architectural styles, its golden decorations, its arches and a magnificent long staircase. Inside, you can visit the Cloister of Paradise, an Arab-style construction dating back to the 12th century. I recommend visiting the … Read more
If you like history and art, I suggest visiting the marvellous ancient Roman Villa which is a museum nowadays. It’s in Positano center, near the largest beach “Spiaggia Grande” and next to Saint Mary of the Assumption Church. It open to visitors every day from 11th April to 31st October – from 9.00am to 9.00pm. … Read more