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This 3-day itinerary is perfect for first-time visitors eager to experience the essential sights, flavors, and breathtaking views of Amalfi and its immediate surroundings. From historic cathedrals to panoramic gardens and serene coastal waters, immerse yourself in the magic of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Duomo di Sant'Andrea (Amalfi Cathedral), Piazza Flavio Gioia & Main Street Exploration and 2 more
See the dayFerry/Bus to Ravello, Villa Rufolo and 2 more
See the dayBoat Tour to Emerald Grotto (Grotta dello Smeraldo), Explore Atrani and 2 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Begin your journey at Amalfi's most iconic landmark, a stunning example of Arab-Norman architecture with a grand staircase and a beautiful cloister.
Climb the impressive staircase to the entrance; consider visiting the Cloister of Paradise and the Basilica for a deeper historical dive.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant heart of Amalfi, where you can people-watch, enjoy a coffee, and wander through charming narrow alleyways.
This is the perfect spot to find a local gelato shop or pick up small souvenirs from the artisan stores.
Discover Amalfi's rich history of paper production, a unique and fascinating aspect of the town's industrial past.
Located a short walk up the Valle dei Mulini, it offers demonstrations of traditional paper-making techniques.
Relax by the azure waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, enjoying the scenic views of the colorful cliffside town.
Public areas are available, or you can rent chairs and umbrellas from one of the private beach clubs.
Enjoy a scenic journey along the coast or through winding roads to the enchanting hilltop town of Ravello, famed for its breathtaking views.
Check ferry or SITA bus schedules in advance, as they vary by season; buses depart from near the main piazza.
Explore the historic gardens and Moorish-style architecture of Villa Rufolo, offering iconic panoramic views that inspired artists and composers.
Wear comfortable shoes as there are stairs and paths; the views from the terrace are unparalleled.
Visit the legendary 'Terrace of Infinity' for one of the most spectacular vistas over the Amalfi Coast and the sea.
It's a pleasant walk from Ravello's main square; allow ample time to stroll through the extensive and beautiful gardens.
Savor authentic Campanian cuisine in Ravello, often accompanied by stunning cliffside views of the coastline below.
Many restaurants offer outdoor seating with incredible panoramas; consider making a reservation if you desire a specific table.
Embark on a captivating boat trip to the Grotta dello Smeraldo, a sea cave famous for its ethereal emerald-green waters.
Boats depart regularly from Amalfi's port; once inside the grotto, you'll transfer to smaller rowboats.
Discover the charm of Atrani, a picturesque and less crowded fishing village just a short walk from Amalfi, with its quaint piazza and narrow lanes.
Easily accessible via a pedestrian tunnel or a scenic coastal path from Amalfi; wander through its peaceful streets.
Indulge in a tasting of the Amalfi Coast's signature liqueur, Limoncello, made from local lemons, a sweet and zesty experience.
Many local shops and distilleries offer tastings; look for authentic, locally produced varieties for the best experience.
Find unique souvenirs and gifts, from hand-painted ceramics and local limoncello to artisan paper products and leather goods.
Explore the shops along the main street and the smaller alleys for a wide range of local specialties.
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