Amalfi Town/City Center

Amalfi is a small town with a more local feel, and the Cathedral is gorgeous. It is centrally located, and as the coast`s main transport hub, has excellent bus and boat connections, making day-tripping a breeze. There are lots of hiking trails in the area and plenty to see in town, including a beach, medieval cathedral, and historic paper museum. All the main sights are in the compact center which can easily be explore on foot. You will also find a plethora of excellent restaurants, bars and cafes. The town offers a lot of great hotels, both high-end and also a good variety of other options for all budgets. This is a quieter option compared to some of the other towns on the Amalfi Coast.

Outskirts

Accommodations are plentiful in the entire Amalfi Coast area, ranging from luxurious palaces to romantic hideaways and family-friendly vacation rentals. There are many towns and villages to choose on this gorgeous stretch of coastline in southern Italy with 13 stunning villages that lie between Sorrento and Salerno. Whether you prefer a charming, romantic getaway or a lively night on the town, each area offers a different vibe. Before you book a hotel, we recommend checking out the different towns and choosing a hotel based on your itinerary and your must-see attractions while here.