Private Amalfi Coast & Sorrento Drive: Explore Campania's Coastal Gems

Itinerary

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Amalfi
2h
Amalfi is one of the most fascinating towns on the Amalfi Coast, rich in history, culture and breathtaking views. Here are the main attractions to see: Duomo di Sant’Andrea: The symbol of Amalfi, with its spectacular Arab-Norman façade and scenic staircase. Inside is the crypt with the relics of Sant’Andrea. Chiostro del Paradiso: An elegant 13th-century cloister next to the Duomo, with intertwined arches of Arab influence and a suggestive atmosphere. Arsenale della Repubblica: A museum that tells the story of the powerful Maritime Republic of Amalfi, with ancient ships and historical artifacts. Museo della Carta: Amalfi is famous for its tradition in paper production. This museum, housed in an old paper mill, shows the production process of the fine Amalfi paper.
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Sorrento
1h
Sorrento is one of the most fascinating places on the Amalfi Coast, famous for its views of the Gulf of Naples, limoncello and its suggestive historical center. Here are the main attractions to visit: Piazza Tasso: The beating heart of Sorrento, with bars, restaurants and a view of the Vallone dei Mulini, an ancient ravine with remains of medieval buildings. Historic Center: Narrow streets full of artisan shops, churches and historic buildings, perfect for a stroll. Cloister of San Francesco: One of the most romantic places in Sorrento, with medieval arches and an enchanting atmosphere. Basilica of Sant’Antonino: Dedicated to the patron saint of the city, with relics and a spiritual atmosphere.
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The Town of Positano
1h
Positano is one of the most iconic villages on the Amalfi Coast, with its colorful houses overlooking the sea and its picturesque streets. Here are the main attractions to visit: Spiaggia Grande: The main beach of Positano, perfect for relaxing and admiring the spectacular view of the houses perched on the rocks. Here you will find bars, restaurants and exclusive clubs. Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta: Symbol of Positano, it is famous for its colorful majolica dome and for the Byzantine icon of the Black Madonna, kept inside. Spiaggia di Fornillo: Quieter than Spiaggia Grande, it can be reached with a panoramic walk and offers a more relaxed atmosphere.