
This self-guided tour allows travellers to explore the Amalfi Coast at their own pace. Starting in Amalfi at Porta della Marina, visitors can see the Duomo, spend time on Amalfi Beach, and enjoy views from Belvedere Cimitero. The tour includes a walk along the Path of Lemons to Minori, where the Basilica of Santa Trofimena and local pastries can be enjoyed, and continues to Maiori, known for its beach and promenade. Guests can also visit Atrani to explore its lanes, Santa Maria Maddalena church, and beach. A scenic walk back to Amalfi is an option, or a bus can be taken to Ravello, home to the Duomo, Villa Rufolo, and Villa Cimbrone with stunning sea views. The tour also offers a brief stop in Positano, renowned for its colorful houses and shoreline. This experience is suitable for independent travellers who want to explore multiple towns in one day.
Marvel at the striking façade of the Duomo di Amalfi, dedicated to Saint Andrew. Step inside to admire its ornate interior and impressive bronze doors. This cathedral is the spiritual heart of the town.
Stroll along Ruga Nova Mercatorum, Amalfi’s main shopping street. Browse local boutiques, artisan shops, and traditional pastry stores. It’s a lively place to experience the town’s daily rhythm.
Embark on a scenic hike to Valle delle Ferriere, a lush nature reserve. Follow the trail through forests and past waterfalls. The journey reveals a hidden, green side of Amalfi.
Visit Minori, a charming seaside village with ancient roots. Explore the Basilica of Santa Trofimena and enjoy views from Belvedere Mortella. Don’t miss the town’s famous pastries.
Discover Maiori, home to the longest beach on the coast. Wander its promenade, visit historic churches, and enjoy a swim. The town has a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.
Explore Atrani, one of Italy’s smallest and most picturesque villages. Its narrow alleys and quiet squares feel untouched by time. Atrani is a peaceful retreat just minutes from Amalfi.
Relax on Atrani’s small, sheltered beach, perfect for a swim. The beach is nestled between cliffs and pastel houses. It’s a tranquil spot to unwind by the water.
Take the short, scenic walk from Atrani back to Ravello. The path hugs the coastline and offers lovely sea views. It’s a pleasant way to connect the two towns.
Arrive in Ravello’s main square and visit the Duomo, dedicated to Saint Pantaleon. Admire its Romanesque façade and peaceful interior. The piazza is the lively heart of the town.
Wander through the lush gardens and elegant cloisters of Villa Rufolo. The villa’s terraces offer sweeping views of the coastline. Its gardens are famous for inspiring artists and musicians.
Visit the romantic gardens of Villa Cimbrone, filled with statues, fountains, and lush greenery. The gardens are a highlight of Ravello. Don’t miss the famous terrace at the edge.
End your visit at the modern Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer. The striking architecture hosts concerts and cultural events. Its location offers sweeping views over the sea and mountains.
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