Many travelers visit the Amalfi Coast on a day trip, only visit the most popular towns, and forget to wear the proper shoes for hiking.

We visited the Amalfi Coast for the first time during our honeymoon in Italy. We made mistakes, like not staying long enough or booking a boat tour.

Start your tour of the coast in Positano, the most famous of the Amalfi Coast towns, a tumble of pastel-hued houses clinging impossibly to an almost sheer cliff face. The best way to arrive is by ...

Known best for the production of hand-made ceramics, Vietri sul Mare is the last town on the Amalfi Coast before you reach Salerno. It has a large, sandy beach with shallow water that tends to be ...

Trailhead locations vary, though the best way to ... about hiking the Amalfi Coast, check out the Positano Tourism Board website. Capri Blue Grotto Small Group Boat Day Tour From Sorrento (1809 ...

An elaborate breakfast spread on a sunlit terrace overlooking Italy’s most famous coastline is just the beginning of this ...

If you want to visit the less touristy part of the Amalfi Coast, consider this beautiful seaside town that has a long sandy beach and is loved by locals.

Travelers have described the experience as "one of the definite highlights of our trip" and "a must-do short tour on the Amalfi Coast." Make the most of your visit to Italy's best-loved coastline ...

In fact, an Amalfi Coast boat tour is among our best Italy tours. Shorter cruises are by far the most affordable option, averaging about 35 to 40 euros (about $39 to $44) for a trip. Though if you ...

Behold the splendors of the Amalfi Coast on this incredible seven-night journey ... All prices are per person, based on double occupancy, and early booking deadlines. Dates, itineraries, and prices ...