Positano, Amalfi & Ravello: Private Amalfi Coast Tour

Looking for a tour that is scenic, unforgettable, and almost out of this world? This private excursion is the perfect choice while staying in Sorrento or as a shore tour from Naples port. The Amalfi Coast is exactly what you have been dreaming of. Our English-speaking drivers will not only ensure a smooth and safe journey but will also share local stories, hidden gems, and fascinating insights along the way. The tour lasts about 8-9 hours and covers the very best of the coast. Visit Positano, the vertical town with pastel houses and boutique shops. Explore Amalfi, home to the stunning Cathedral of St. Andrew and charming piazzas. Discover Ravello, famous for its breathtaking views and elegant villas. This is more than a drive; it is an experience you will carry with you forever.

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   Positano

   1 hour

   It is considered to be the pearl of the divine coast for its vertical architecture developed on the slopes of a steep cliff overlooking a magnificent emerald colour sea. Steps and steps everywhere round the small centre full of colourful shops selling all the most different local products: clothes, ceramics and the delicious local cakes. Its parish church dominates the whole village with a magnificent majolica tiles paved dome. The drive starts with the most impressive view over the Bay of Salerno, the winding road is full of delightful corners for photo stops and charming outlook over the most splendid emerald coloured sea. Positano bites deep. It is a dream place that isn’t quite real when you are there and becomes beckoningly real after you have gone. Its houses climb a hill so steep it would be a cliff except that stairs are cut in it. I believe that whereas most house foundations are vertical, in Positano they are horizontal.

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   Amalfi

   1 hour

   Certainly the most famous town of the coast for its glorious past having been the oldest maritime republic and still preserving monuments proving it, like the Duomo, the remains of the arsenal and one of the oldest Italian paper factory. Also considered the mother land of Flavio Gioia the presumed inventor of the sea compass. The town centre is worth of a visit also for shopping purposes.

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   Ravello

   1 hour

   The town of Ravello is for sure the best place where to leave the crowds and where to enjoy the quiet of a village, where most of the historical centre is still untamed, and still recalling the magnificence of the grand private residences once belonging to the most important local noble families. The most famous of them is opened to the public “villa Rufolo”, dating back to 11th century, belonged to the family with the same name and in the 19th century sheltered Richard Wagner, who was inspired by the beauty of its gardens and the views for the composition of the 2nd act of its Parsifal. One more too, is worth of visiting, though 15 min. walk from the main square, Villa Cimbrone*.

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.