• Grotta dello Smeraldo - The Emerald Grotto was uncovered in 1932 by a local fisherman named Luigi Buonocore. It derives its name from the unique color of the water, where light filtering through the rocks creates breathtaking hues ranging from blue to emerald green. This is one of the few caves still accessible on the Amalfi Coast, measuring about 30 meters in width. Its highest points feature columns, stalactites, and stalagmites, crafting a captivating setting for the many tourists who explore the Divine Amalfi Coast each year.

The entrance may seem unremarkable, but within moments, the usual perception of time and color fades away. The cave showcases its grandeur, a tapestry of light woven over millennia, with the sea reflecting the most exquisite shades: cobalt blue transitioning to turquoise, then to green, and finally to emerald green, enveloping everything in its beauty.

• Entrance to the Emerald Grotto
• Car and motorbike parking
• Parking fees
• Snacks
• Carbonated beverages

Embark on a boat trip to the renowned Emerald Grotto. Enjoy a stroll through the Tenuta Campitiello, showcasing the typical rural and rocky scenery of the captivating Amalfi Coast. This area is characterized by terraces and ancient olive trees. A picnic in the olive grove, surrounded by nature, offers the opportunity to savor the finest local products and wine, accompanied by the Tenuta’s DOP extra virgin olive oil. A basket is provided, featuring cured meats and cheeses from the Lattari Mountains, biscuits from Agerola, Sfogliatella Santa Rosa, and Tuna from Cetara.

• Alcohol is not served under the age of 18

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