• Positano - Spiaggia Grande:
  The vibrant center of Positano, offering a stunning view of the houses nestled on the cliffs. This area features beach resorts, restaurants, and bars ideal for unwinding.
  Church of Santa Maria Assunta:
  A symbol of Positano, renowned for its beautiful majolica dome and the historic icon of the Black Madonna.
  Spiaggia di Fornillo:
  A quieter alternative to Spiaggia Grande, accessible via a scenic coastal walk.
  The shopping streets:
  Via dei Mulini and nearby streets are lined with boutiques, ceramic shops, and artisans selling handmade sandals and linen clothing.

• Amalfi Coast - Duomo di Sant’Andrea:
  The emblem of the city, featuring a dramatic staircase and an Arab-Norman façade. Inside, visitors can explore the Chiostro del Paradiso and the crypt containing the relics of Sant’Andrea.
  Arsenale della Repubblica:
  Formerly the base of the powerful Amalfi fleet, now a museum dedicated to the city’s maritime history.
  Museo della Carta:
  Amalfi boasts a rich tradition in handmade paper production. Here, visitors can view ancient machinery and learn about the manufacturing process.
  Amalfi Beach:
  Small yet charming, perfect for a swim after exploring the city. For a more tranquil spot, visit the nearby Spiaggia di Duoglio.

• Ravello - Villa Rufolo:
  A hallmark of Ravello, featuring gardens with sea views and captivating medieval architecture. The renowned Ravello Festival concerts are held here.
  Villa Cimbrone and the Terrazza dell’Infinito:
  Offering one of the most breathtaking views of the Coast. The Terrazza dell’Infinito provides a stunning panorama of the sea and mountains.
  Duomo di Ravello:
  Situated in Piazza Vescovado, it houses the relic of San Pantaleone’s blood, which miraculously liquefies annually, similar to San Gennaro in Naples.
  Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer:
  A contemporary auditorium with a spectacular view, hosting concerts and cultural events.
  Via Roma and the historic center:
  Stroll through artisan shops, savor local sweets like delizia al limone, and enjoy the serene ambiance of Ravello.

• Private tour
• Port pickup and drop-off
• Deluxe air-conditioned vehicle and English-speaking driver
• All tolls, parking, petrol (gas) and taxes

A day trip to the Amalfi Coast offers an immersive journey along one of Italy’s most stunning coastlines, known for its breathtaking views, charming villages, and rich historical and cultural heritage. Throughout the day, visitors can explore iconic spots like Positano, with its pastel-colored houses and beautiful beaches; Amalfi, a former Maritime Republic featuring the majestic Duomo di Sant’Andrea; and Ravello, renowned for its panoramic gardens and elegant atmosphere. The trip can be undertaken by car, allowing for strolls through historic centers, visits to monuments, and moments of relaxation by the sea or on scenic terraces. It is a brief yet intense excursion, ideal for experiencing the allure of the Coast in just a few hours.

• Day tour from Rome : We suggest to catch the Freccia Rossa Fast Train from Rome Termini (departure time from Rome 7.35 am) to Naples Centrale (arrival time 8.45 am) and we will pick you up directly from the Naples train station and then.. at the end of the day tour we will drive you back in Naples where you will catch the train back to Rome (suggested train departing from naples at 6.30pm)
• Dress code is smart casual
• Driver only, no guide to escort you during visits to attractions
• Operates in all weather coditions, please dress appropriaty
• We will ensure your timely return to your port for this activity
• NOTICE we are NOT responsible for loss of personal items or valuables left in vehicles due to fire or theft while in our possession during the transportation service or during your free time visiting places

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.