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What to visit? Hiking and Trekking
A City Tour in Amalfi Coast.
Among trekking and historic trails.
The history and nature intertwine magically in any corner of the coast and rich, with their charm, entire landscapes. Our apartments bloom in the most magical light of the Amalfi Coast, and will be the ideal starting point for all your walks, your visits and for pleasure, because just a few minutes from the most interesting attractions. Also, book a holiday home always has its positives because you can plan a day trip without any worries about the time of exit.
Amalfi
Positano
The seafront in Amalfi, which creates a whole with the harbor, and the mountains behind them, make a border around the old town and the homes of today that go with it. The work that summarizes most of all the greatness of the city is the Duomo, or Cathedral, St. Andrew's that, with its splendid porch, acts as an intermediary in the near Cloister of Paradise.
A short distance away, then, the Paper Museum and Ancient Arsenals of the Maritime Republic.
Major events:
Regata Storica delle Repubbliche Marinare;
Capodanno Bizantino;
Festa di Sant’Andrea.
Positano is the most suitable example when it comes to the combination of fashion and elegance, which is why it is called an exclusive tourist destination. Its architecture colorful, and artistically placed directly on the slopes towards the sea, is reflected in the colorful creations exhibited in the typical Boutiques Fashion Sea Positano.
The beaches of Marina Grande and Fornillo lapping its skyline and are covered by the Homeric islands of Li Galli.
Major events:
Cartoons On The Bay;
Positano Opera Prima;
Festa dell’Assunta.
"...a heavenly place suspended between sea and sky..."
Ravello
Furore
Ravello is like a small town asleep, place thousands of feet above sea level. What distinguishes it from other coastal cities is its dreamy atmosphere and quiet that annually hosts the famous Ravello Festival. The main square of Ravello houses the Cathedral of St. Pantaleon dating from the eleventh century.
Of utmost grace are its villas: Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, lying on a high pedestal overlooking the scenic mountains of the coast.
Major events:
Ravello Festival;
Via Crucis in Costume;
Festa di San Pantaleone.
The Fjord of Furore is a ria, which is a small body of water, Once you've crossed the main road via a bridge suspended about 30 m. The valley, which has now become an important natural reserve, it came to be formed by the diligent work that Schiato modeling of the river, from the mountains of Agerola, finds its outlet in the coastal sea diving.
In Fjord staying ancient fishermen's houses and among the many mansions there is also the famous Villa, which was directed by Roberto Rossellini and Annna Magnani.
Major events:
Gara di Tuffi dal Fiordo;
Furore Paese Dipinto;
Sagra del Fico d’India.
Reach the Amalfi Coast.
Here's how to get around by public transport.
The Amalfi Coast can be, morphologically speaking, as a cluster of small villages that are joined, in turn, by a single road mileage: State Road 163 Coast. This beautiful scenic route is the gateway for all your destinations and, after taking the main exit, it will be easy to move between the coastal towns.
Below we provide you with the basic directives on the road and how to get to the Amalfi Coast with all means of transport possible. In addition, you can surf on the official websites of the companies to learn about timetables and fares of trains, planes, ferries and buses Sita.
Getting to the Amalfi Coast by car.
By car, from the north of Italy: take the motorway A1 Milan-
Naples and continue to the A2 motorway, until you reach Naples. From here, take the A3 Salerno- Reggio Calabria highway, take the exit for Vietri sul Mare, which takes you through the State Road 163. Finally, just follow the directions to get to, very easily, any center.
By car, from the south of Italy: take the A3 Salerno-
Reggio Calabria until you reach the exit for Vietri sul Mare, which will lead you on Highway 163. Finally, just follow the directions to get to, very easily, any center.
For more information, refer to the Owner's official website Autostrade per l'Italia.
Getting to the Amalfi Coast by train.
If you decide to travel by train, the nearest railway stations are the Salerno station in Piazza Vittorio Veneto and the central station of Piazza Garibaldi in Naples.
By train from Salerno: once they arrive at the station of Salerno in Piazza Vittorio Veneto, you can reach Amalfi, and all the towns of the Amalfi Coast. with bus dell'autolinea Sita. The rides are very frequent buses leave before the exit of the station.
By train from Naples: arrived at the train station you can reach the local train station and take advantage of the trains that connect Naples to Sorrento. This takes you to Sorrento and from there, you can catch the Sita bus headed to Amalfi and the Amalfi Coast.
For more information, refer to the Owner's official website Ferrovie dello Stato.
Getting to the Amalfi Coast by bus Sita.
By bus Sita: Sita is a company that deals with public transportation and traveling on the whole coast and connects the Amalfi Coast Salerno, Naples and Sorrento. To travel on buses is necessary to validate a ticket once on board and that you can buy in all the bars and tobacco shops of the Coast.
For more information, refer to the Owner's official website Sita Bus.
Getting to the Amalfi Coast by plane.
By plane: once you reach Capodichino Airport in Naples, we think the service alibus to lead you to the railway station at Piazza Garibaldi, where you can take the train to Salerno. From Salerno you can reach Amalfi, and all the towns of the Amalfi Coast, with buses dell'autolinea Sita. The rides are very frequent buses leave before the exit of the station.
For more information, refer to the Owner's official website International Airport of Naples Capodichino Airport.