The Amalfi coast has something for everyone, this UNESCO World Heritage location is visited by almost 5 million people every year. So, if you want to be part of the hustle and bustle of Sorrento or enjoy a more relaxed town like Ravello you will need to do your homework and choose your location carefully. Naples is the main hub and is easily accessible by plane or train no matter where you are traveling from. The local transport system which is made up of public buses, ferries, trains or local taxis are very efficient.
Yes, you will hear about the crowds, the prices, the traffic but if you plan wisely your time in the Amalfi Coast will be spectacular. Popular locations include Amalfi, one of the largest towns; Sorrento, fabulous for is accessibility to surrounding towns: Positano, known for its beauty, magnificent views and lovely sandy beach; Praiano is great to visit as it is located between Sorrento and Positano and known for its magnificent sunsets. Ravello is quieter and perched up on the cliffs overlooking the sea, giving you the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful gardens and opulent villas. Whilst visiting the Amalfi Coast you will also have the option to visit Naples, Pompeii, Capri or Ischia.
Whether you are visiting to enjoy a romantic getaway, explore its history or just enjoy the its beaches and food then add the Amalfi Coast to your next visit in Italy.
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