THE most popular place to visit on The Amalfi Coast and for good reason. Between the small town, architectural gems, authentic shops, ocean views, excursions, activities, beaches, and food, you’ll definitely have an amazing experience.
Conca Dei Marini is a less renowned small town known for its fishing, scented lemon trees, gorgeous flowers, classic white wall houses and absolutely stunning views of the Mediterranean.
Ravello is definitely one of the hidden gems of The Amalfi Coast. It was on my list of towns to visit based on its reputation for its iconic cliffside gardens and terraces. We visited Villa Rufolo, a very historic landmark, which quickly became one of the highlights of the trip.
Furore is known as “the town that doesn’t exist” because of how little is going on there. Unlike many towns on the Amalfi Coast, it doesn’t have a main square or town center, rather restaurants and shops sprinkled throughout.
The city destroyed over 2,000 years ago can still be explored in Southern Italy! History buffs will love the experience of walking through the ancient Roman ruins where you’ll be able to everything from houses to bakeries to brothels.
Between the Blue Grotto, boast excisions, Villa San Michele, the Piazzetta with food and cocktails, the famous Mount Solaro and the many hidden gems you’ll find walking around here, you’ll always find something interesting to do.