How much do city tours in Amalfi cost?

Pricing depends on format and duration: small-group coach tours along the coast sit at a moderate level, while private car transfers, Vespa rides, and winery combinations are premium. Because the site shows live prices in your chosen currency, compare the inclusions — guide, entry tickets, transfers — rather than the headline figure alone.

Which Amalfi city tours offer free cancellation?

Most experiences on this page include free cancellation, including the Pompeii guided tour from the Amalfi Coast, the Positano, Amalfi and Ravello premium tour from Naples, and the Amalfi vertical lemon farm tour. Check the individual listing before booking, since the cancellation window and any conditions are stated per activity.

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History & culture · Amalfi

Amalfi History & Culture City Tours

Average rating4.6Median price$342

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About Amalfi

Amalfi wears its past openly: a Norman cathedral, a paper mill quarter, and a maritime republic's old harbour walls all sit within a short walk of each other. History-minded travellers can go further afield too, joining the Pompeii Guided Tour from Amalfi Coast: Explore Ancient Ruins for the Roman site, or staying closer to home with the Amalfi Vertical Lemon Farm Tour with Tastings and Rural Museum, which traces the terraced farming culture that shaped the coastline.

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Amalfi's story spans a medieval maritime republic, Arab-Norman architecture, and a working lemon-terraced landscape, so the strongest experiences focus on one thread rather than skimming everything. Guides here tend to be local specialists who explain the Duomo's cloister, the paper mills along the Valle dei Mulini, or the archaeology of Pompeii.