Visit Amalfi Coast: what to do and to see

Visit Amalfi Coast, one of the most beautiful places you’ll ever see in your whole life: a paradise consisting of shores and also of steep cliffs overlooking the sea, lemon tree groves and villas surrounded by nature, sea excursions and mountain trekking, endless sea and sky… not by chance it is part of the Unesco Heritage!

Vietri Sul Mare, Cetara, Erchie, Maiori, Minori, Ravello, Atrani, Amalfi, Praiano, Positano are all part of the Amalfi Coast.

From Salerno to the Amalfi Coast: the SITA Sud buses that travel along the Amalfi ss 163. Buses leave from the SITA Sud bus terminal (in via Vinciprova), and also stop at the Salerno train station. The new ticket COSTIERASITA, that costs €10 or €12 (the latter is valid also for the public transportation in Positano), is valid for 24 hours when used and allows unlimited routes and stops along the Amalfi coast.

Whereas the ticket COSTIERASITA TERRA&MARE allows unlimited use of all the Sita buses along the Amalfi and the Sorrento coast, and it also includes a sea ride with Travelmar.

You can reach the Amalfi coast from Salerno also via the sea, which is usually better in summer due to the great amount of traffic that blocks the Amalfi ss 163. The Travelmar ferries, that cost from 9 to 12 euros per person based on the travel route, depart from  Piazza della Concordia, more precisely from the Concordia port.

From Salerno-Amalfi Coast airport it is possible to take an interregional train from the nearby Pontecagnano station to Salerno station, and from there then continue towards the Amalfi Coast by SITA SUD bus or rent a car or a scooter.

From Naples to the Amalfi coast: the Curreri buses leave from the Capodichino Airport  and allow you to reach Sorrento paying 10 euros per ticket, and then from Sorrento you can take the Sita Sud buses to move throughout the coast.

Whereas, from Naples central train station you can take the local Circumvesuviana train to get to Sorrento and from there a Sita Sud bus to reach the Amalfi coast.

Villa Comunale of Vietri Sul Mare: decorated with beautiful ceramics and offers a wonderful view of the gulf of Salerno.

Amalfi: the heart of the Amalfi coast, with its beautiful cathedral, its beaches, its Arsenals and its typical paper manufacture.

Visiting the Terrazza dell’Infinito in Ravello.

Conca dei Marini and the Grotta dello Smeraldo (the Emerald Green Grotto).

The beautiful villages like Atrani, Furore, Praiano.

The Path of the Gods: 9 kilometers of trekking surrounded by the wild nature of the Amalfi coast!

Valle delle Ferriere (Valley of the Ironworks): a walk in the luxuriant nature of the natural reserve of the Valle delle Ferriere (Valley of the Ironworks), among lemon tree groves, cliffs, woods and waterfalls.

Picture-taking: from infinite panoramic viewpoints just up against the Amalfi coast.

Shopping in Positano, you can buy the awesome ceramics or a beautiful pair of handmade leither shoes typical of the Amalfi Coast.

Lemons’ path, a walk from Minori to Amalfi through lemon groves and landscapes