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A village of sea and legends, Conca dei Marini. Here the eyes struggle in the light reflecting off the waves and white houses, and seek shelter in the shade, to finally open up and lose themselves in the panorama from the village. The pretty centre is as if divided in two: a lower part, flush with the water, reflecting in the bay, and an upper part, with whitewashed houses, vegetable gardens, olive groves, and trees laden with fragrant lemons. Everything here is a spectacle: simple, authentic, to be experienced.
The beautiful main town of Amalfi is centrally located on the Amalfi Coast and is an ideal base to explore the entire area. You`ll find plenty of cultural attractions, as well as excellent tours and sightseeing trips amongst a plethora of multi-colored houses, sidewalk cafes and elegant shops.
Positano really is a dream. Colorful houses painted shades of pink, white, and yellow appear to cling tightly to the jagged mountain rock face that are actually very accessible through the narrow streets that snake their way up the steep mountainside. The unique vertical cliffside setting is what gives most of the town amazing views.
Overlooking the Amalfi Coast, Ravello is the city of music, a medieval village full of winding cobblestone streets, abundant gardens, and spectacular views of the Mediterranean. Ravello is the ideal location for those wishing to relax in the form of delicious seafood meals and lavish accommodations with restorative sea views.
The Neapolitan Riviera is one of Italy`s most popular vacation destinations. Its coastline curves around the sun-soaked bays of Sorrento and Naples on Italy`s southwest coast. Inland you`ll find ancient ruins like Pompeii and natural wonders like Mount Vesuvius.
Its crescent-shape cuddles some true natural masterpieces; famous Capri, the spa haven of Ischia, and the tiny village like Procida. They offer a landscape of rare beauty molded by the wind, the sea and man.
Few destinations capture the imagination quite like the Amalfi Coast. This UNESCO-listed stretch of southern Italy is a dizzying blend of dramatic cliffs, picturesque villages, and sparkling Mediterranean views.
