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Top 15 Amalfi Coast Towns Worth Visiting!
Best Tips for visiting the Amalfi Coast Towns: MAP of the Amalfi Coast Towns Location: Province of Salerno, Campania region of Italy From Rome by Car: 3 hr 30 min From Naples by Car: 1 hr 20 min Why visit the Amalfi Coast Towns? Few stretches of real estate in the world have what the Amalfi Coast has to offer. The 48 km long Amalfi Drive has deep ravines flanking high-altitude roads, all passing by ocean waters so blue they gave the name Tyrrhenian to the robes of nobility. And that’s not all. Towns and cities perched on the edges of cliffs so sheer you feel as if you…
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Polignano a Mare Italy
The Amalfi Coast is cool, but have you been to Polignano a Mare Italy ?? ⤵️ The Amalfi Coast is absolutely stunning and lives up to all its hype & postcard worthy views! But it’s also notoriously expensive & crowded place to stay if you prefer that slow “Dolce Vita” moments! If you are looking for incredible time along the Italian coast, with more budget friendly stay, then look no further than Polignano a mare, a white-washed picturesque town, south of Italy, in the Puglia region! This small coastal Island is equally postcard worthy and offers an excellent base for exploring the nearby towns of Monopoli, Locorotondo,…
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Naples Food Tour (with a LOCAL)
“Buongiorno, foodies! Ever heard of Naples Food Tour?? Well, today, we’re in the heart of Naples, Italy, to embark on a mouth-watering adventure through its iconic food scene. Join me as we savour the flavours, discover hidden gems, and learn about the rich culinary traditions that make Naples a food lover’s paradise, better yet, we’ll be doing this with a local.” ”Naples, or Napoli in Italian, is a city that has been captivating hearts for centuries. Nestled on the Bay of Naples, with the mighty Mount Vesuvius watching over, the intriguing ruins of Pompeii waiting to be uncovered, this city is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be uncovered.”…
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Amalfi Coast Italy Guide
(Costiera amalfitana) The Amalfi Coast is a picturesque stretch of coastline located in the southern part of Italy’s Sorrentine Peninsula, in the Campania region. It is renowned for its breathtaking beauty, dramatic cliffs, charming coastal towns, and crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. The coastline stretches for about 50 kilometers (31 miles) and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Even though it’s known as the Amalfi Coast, there are 13 towns spreading across a strip of land kissed by the sun and declared by UNESCO “World Heritage Site. Here’s the Amalfi Coast Italy Guide. Here is a list of towns along the Amalfi Coast: These towns, each with their…
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Paestum, Italy: Ancient Greek Temples
While many travel all the way to Greece to see the awesome Greek ruins, well, just south of the Amalfi Coast stands a dramatic reminder of the rich history of this part of Italy. Where is Paestum? Nestled along the Campania Coast among the Italian farmlands with the famous Buffalo who give the creamy delightful mozzarella di Buffalo that gracefully crowns the best pizzas on the planet, I kid you not, you’ll find an ancient archaeological treasure containing the best preserved Greek ruins in the world laid out exactly as it was over 500 years Before Christ! What to see at Paestum… Walking through this ancient city we find the…
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Top Rome Attractions
Let’s explore some of the top Rome attractions that you should definitely visit if you’re visiting Rome! From the Colosseum to the Trevi Fountain, I’ll take you on a journey through some of the most iconic and must-see sights in the city. MUST-SEE PLACES IN ITALY: If you’re interested in exploring in-depth some of the top Rome attractions, then this video is for you! For an overview of some of the top places to visit in Rome, and explain why each of them is a must-see for tourists, check out this video: *** TOP 10 FREE THINGS TO DO in ROME, Italy: Whether you’re a first-time visitor or you’ve been…
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Salerno, Italy
Salerno is a lively seaport on the southeastern edge of Italy’s Amalfi Coast. PLANNING A TRIP? Visit travopo.com, for the ultimate “Do-It-Yourself” or “DIY” Trip planner that empowers you to PLAN and ORGANISE your travels just the way you like. Though the region is typically known as a jet-setters’ paradise, less glitzy, Salerno has become a popular destination for travellers seeking a more tranquil, but nonetheless fascinating place to discover ancient historical sights, sparkling beaches, nature parks, and authentic southern Italian cuisine. DISCOVER SALERNO – A walking tour of Italy’s most beautiful city Join me on my Adventures in Italy! Watch my Salerno walking tour and see this beautiful city.…
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RAVELLO, Amalfi Coast
Breathtakingly beautiful, Ravello sits above the Amalfi Coast’s seaside fishing villages. Ravello is also known as The Balcony Of The Coastiera Amalfitana. Ravello, unlike the majority of towns on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, is not on the sea. Perched on a hilltop more than 1200 feet (~365 meters) above the Mediterranean and far removed from the crowds that flock to the sea towns of Amalfi and Positano, Ravello is the hidden treasure on the Coastiera Amalfitana. Its villas and vistas have enchanted visitors for centuries. Famous actors, authors, composers, and artists have come here for refuge and inspiration. Join me on my Adventures in Italy!
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MAIORI – AMALFI COAST
Let’s explore Maiori – Amalfi Coast! The Amalfi Coast ( Costiera Amalfitana ) is famous for it’s beautiful beaches overlooking colourful villages on the mountains in the Campania region of Italy and there are 13 towns / villages on the Amalfi Coast: Amalfi, Atrani, Cetara, Conca de’ Marini, Furore, Maiori, Minori, Positano, Praiano, Ravello, Scala, Tramonti, and Vietri sul Mare. Maiori’s wide stretch of beach, covering about a kilometre of the Italian coastline in fine and coarse sand, is the town’s biggest attraction, making it a lively and popular destination. The historic town of Maiori is one of the most vibrant on the Costiera Amalfitana, with a friendly Mediterranean atmosphere…
