Positano
Walk between pastel-coloured houses, small boutiques and steep lanes that descend toward the sea.
Clifftop villages, clear Mediterranean water and centuries of Southern Italian culture.
Explore the CoastThe Amalfi Coast is a UNESCO-listed cultural landscape where steep mountains meet the Tyrrhenian Sea. From Villa il Corallo, days can move between historic towns, panoramic trails and quiet hours on the water.
Discover the coast from its villages, trails and gardens.
Walk between pastel-coloured houses, small boutiques and steep lanes that descend toward the sea.
Explore the gardens of Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, including the celebrated Terrace of Infinity above the coastline.
Follow one of the region's most memorable hiking routes for elevated views across cliffs, villages and open water.
A boat reveals a different side of the landscape: sheer cliffs, historic watchtowers, fishing villages and coves that cannot be reached by road.
Continue toward Capri to see the Faraglioni, visit the Blue Grotto when conditions allow, or pause to swim and snorkel in clear, sheltered bays.
Amalfi's past as a Maritime Republic still shapes the coast. Visit the Duomo di Sant'Andrea, discover the town's historic paper-making tradition and wander through the ancient lanes of nearby Atrani.
For a wider view of Campania's history, Pompeii and Herculaneum offer extraordinary day trips into preserved Roman life.
Local traditions are expressed through flavour, materials and craftsmanship.
Look for products made with the aromatic Sfusato Amalfitano lemon and limoncello from small local producers.
Vietri ceramics, handmade Positano sandals and traditional Amalfi paper make distinctive keepsakes.
From December to Epiphany, nativity displays, seasonal food and Salerno's Luci d'Artista reveal a calmer side of the region.
Make Villa il Corallo your base between sea, villages and unforgettable coastal views.
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