Situated within the region of Campania, the Amalfi Coast is the famed Italian coastline.  Characterised by high cliffs, quaint towns and scenic landscapes strewn with lemon and olive groves, the Amalfi Coast is a popular tourist destination.  The area is also known for its Limoncello production – an Italian style lemon liquor.  Sun drenched, the Amalfi Coast has it all from scenic walking trails, exclusive boutiques, museums and stunning architecture to environmental wonders such as the Blue Grotto.

Regional Hot Spots:

• Amalfi – The largest and most popular resort town, Amalfi is an UNESCO Heritage site.  Amalfi combines historical monuments and walking trails with a warm climate and popular beaches.  
• Positano – Built on a steep seaside slope, Positano is a sea of coloured houses overlooking rugged cliffs.  Positano is an exclusive resort town blending stunning views with chic boutiques and cafes.  
• Ravello – Perched high above Amalfi, Ravello sits in an enviable position on the coast.  It is known as a more peaceful resort town renowned for its pristine garden landscapes.   
• Capri – 20 minutes from Sorrento by ferry, the charming island of Capri has inspired many writers and artists throughout history.  The islands Blue Grotto - the luminous caves - are one of the islands key attractions. 
• Praiano – Situated between Positano and Amalfi, Praiano is an ancient fishing village with many buildings built into the rock face.  Dotted with small beaches and luminous grotto’s – Praiano is described as one of the prestigious seaside resort areas on the coast.