Amalfi in Italy is one of the most visited destinations – who hasn’t heard of its signature coastline lined with pastel houses and rocky cliffs? The town of Amalfi itself is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, so history and culture enthusiasts will certainly feel at home here. Amalfi is also surrounded by mountains, which are perfect for sightseeing and hiking trails. Take a tour of the old town, relax on the beach, take a boat trip around the marina, or sightsee in the centre of town or on the coast. Amalfi is one of those places where you certainly get the best of both worlds.
Amalfi is surrounded by the Lattari Mountain range, which makes for the perfect picturesque hiking trail or photography subject. Its coastline is also known for its beauty, with the iconic rugged cliffs that feature beautiful, colourful houses overlooking the azure-blue Mediterranean Sea. If you simply want to just sit and gaze out over the horizon, we wouldn't blame you, and you won’t find a better place to do so. Let's go
Amalfi is known for its varied and upscale gastronomy, and is also one of the places where the famous Italian digestif Limoncello is made. Amalfi is great for foodies, so if you plan to go on a foodie tour or restaurant/bar hopping along the coast, you’re definitely in the right place. From unassuming bistros to upscale fine-dining restaurants, you’ll struggle to choose your favourite place to eat in Amalfi. Let's go
Amalfi has a strong maritime culture both in the present and throughout history, and with its old town being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, history fanatics will feel right at home. Let's go