Amalfi Coat - Italy

mianiada
Jul 8
5 min read

Discover the Magic of the Amalfi Coast – A Day to Remember!

Get ready for a dreamy adventure along one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world! Our Amalfi Coast day tour is the perfect escape for those who want to soak up jaw-dropping scenery, charming seaside towns, and unforgettable local culture. We’ll visit the iconic trio: Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello – each with its own unique flavor and story.

🌊 Amalfi

Step into history as we explore the heart of the coast – the lively and historic town of Amalfi. With roots going back to Roman times and now a proud UNESCO World Heritage site, Amalfi is full of character. Don’t miss the stunning St. Andrew’s Cathedral, a masterpiece that started in the 10th century and was topped off with Baroque flair in the 19th. Take a peek inside the Paper Museum and Compass Museum to learn about the town’s fascinating past. Then stroll through the charming streets where you can shop for local treasures like limoncello, ceramics, and more. Pro tip: Bring a big shopping bag – you'll want to bring the Amalfi spirit home!

Ravello

Our final stop is the serene and sophisticated Ravello, perched high above the sea with views that will take your breath away. Known for its elegant villas and lush gardens, this town is pure romance. Visit the Cathedral, then wander through Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone – each with gorgeous grounds, ancient statues, peaceful fountains, and views you’ll never forget. At Villa Cimbrone, make sure to see the legendary Infinity Terrace – it’s a view that seems to go on forever! Ravello is also home to the famous Ravello Music Festival, which fills the air with beautiful music from spring to fall.

Positano

Get your camera ready – Positano is straight out of a postcard! Famous for its colorful cliffside houses, narrow streets lined with boutiques, and sweeping views of the Salerno Gulf, this is the place to fall in love with the coast. Shop for handmade sandals, painted pottery, and stylish beachwear, all crafted with that special Positano flair. The town dates back to the 9th century, and you can still spot three historic watchtowers—Fornillo, Trasita, and Sponda—that once defended the coast from pirates. Don’t miss the beautiful Marina Grande beach, where the water is as clear and inviting as a gem.

Top Things to Do in Positano:

1. Relax on the Beach

Spiaggia Grande is the main beach — lively, colorful, and full of energy.
Fornillo Beach is a smaller, quieter option just a short walk away if you’re looking for a more peaceful vibe.
Rent a sunbed, sip a spritz, and live your best coastal life.

2. Shop Local Boutiques

Positano is fashion central — browse handmade leather sandals, linen dresses, and ceramics.
Don’t miss Maria Lampo for iconic Positano-style fashion and Safari Sandals for custom sandals made just for you.

3. Sip & Savor Positano

Enjoy limoncello tastings, fresh seafood pasta, or a romantic dinner with a sea view.
Try Chez Black or La Pergola right on the beach for great food and vibes.

4. Visit Santa Maria Assunta Church

Right in the heart of town, this beautiful church features a striking majolica-tiled dome and a Byzantine Black Madonna icon dating back to the 12th century.

5. Take a Boat Tour

Cruise along the coast, hop over to Capri, or enjoy a sunset sail.
Private boats or group tours are available — and the views from the water? Chef’s kiss!

6. Capture the Perfect Photo

Climb the stairs or stop along Via Cristoforo Colombo for those iconic Positano views.
Sunrise and sunset are especially magical for photos.

7. Take a Cooking Class

Learn to make pasta, tiramisu, or pizza the Italian way with a local chef — and yes, you get to eat everything at the end!

8. Hike the Path of the Gods

For adventure lovers, hike the Sentiero degli Dei for jaw-dropping views of the coastline. Start in Nocelle, a tiny hamlet above Positano.

9. Enjoy the Nightlife

Chill with a glass of wine at a local bar, or dance the night away at Music on the Rocks — a nightclub built into a seaside cave!

My Recommendations:

La Tagliata Restaurant & Cooking Class:

RESTAURANT IN POSITANO

Via Tagliata, 32B, 84017 Positano SA, Italy

+39 089 875872

La Tagliata is spread over 3 terraces respecting the environment in which it is situated.On each terrace are organic vegetable gardens allowing our guests to see and pick our home produce that is also used in the restaurants kitchen.

La Tagliata cooking class is held in the restaurant. Our family business was started 40 years ago by mamma Dora and papà Luigi.

If you want to enjoy an authentic Italian experience, our cooking class is the perfect one for you!

Like an Italian family does,you will drink,sing and dance with good music!

This won't be a complex lesson but a simple home cooking class where you will have a lot of fun.. Our day will start with a tour through our beautiful gardens, walking around and collecting vegetables and eggs and visiting the animals on the farm.

Wander Through Sorrento’s Secret Garden of Citrus

Via Correale, 27, 80067 Sorrento NA, Italy

+39 081 878 1888

Tucked in the heart of Sorrento lies our lush, 8,000-square-meter lemon grove — a peaceful haven brimming with history, sunshine, and the scent of citrus. This isn’t just any grove; it’s a living piece of Sorrento’s agricultural soul, home to lemon, orange, olive, and other fruit trees that have thrived here for generations.

Come join us for a guided stroll through this traditional "limonaia", where you’ll meet the famous Sorrento Oval Lemon (Limone di Sorrento IGP) — a unique variety grown exclusively on the Sorrento Peninsula and nearby Massa Lubrense. These special lemons are celebrated not only for their bold aroma and thick peel but also for their IGP (Protected Geographical Indication) status, a testament to their authenticity and quality.

Our experience offers more than just a tour — it’s a deep dive into the traditions, flavors, and heritage of southern Italy’s most iconic fruit.