• Positano - The journey to Positano from the pickup point takes approximately 3 hours. Located to the west of the captivating natural terrace on the Tyrrhenian Sea, known as the Amalfi Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Positano showcases the quintessential Mediterranean landscape of southern Italy. The town features white houses cascading towards the sea, stunning beaches, and charming alleys that offer simple pleasures: a relaxed pace, elegant boutiques, cafés, restaurants, and historical sites.
• Amalfi Coast - Renowned worldwide for its breathtaking beauty, the Amalfi Coast is surrounded by majestic mountains that dramatically descend into the turquoise sea, creating a stunning visual impact. This area, named after the town of Amalfi, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alongside its magnificent sea, visitors can explore historical treasures, a picturesque village, and captivating natural scenery. The return journey to the drop-off point will also take about 3 hours.
• Ravello - Established in the 5th century as a refuge from barbarian invasions following the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Ravello became a significant town within the maritime Republic of Amalfi in the 9th century. It was known for producing wool from the surrounding countryside, which was dyed in the town, and it played a vital role in Mediterranean trade between 839 and approximately 1200.

• Visit Villa Cimbrone or Villa Rufolo in Ravello
• Scenic drive along the Amalfi Coast
• Free time to explore Amalfi
• Luxury transportation with private chauffeur
• Private licensed tour assistant
• Free time to explore Positano

• Gratuities (optional)

The Amalfi Coast shines brilliantly under the sun, boasting a unique food culture, quaint seaside towns, and a wealth of historical treasures. It’s one of Campania’s most visited regions globally, featuring a coastline that extends from Positano to Vietri sul Mare along the Tyrrhenian Coast of southern Italy. With the Gulf of Salerno upfront, and the Monti Lattari at the rear, the area is an impressive sight. Its towering cliffs, captivating inlets, petite harbors, and terraces brimming with citrus trees, vineyards, and olive groves, along with its high-end fashion stores and artisan workshops, make it a favorite among global visitors. The place is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as it exemplifies the Mediterranean landscape with exceptional cultural and natural attributes. The area not only encompasses famed places like Amalfi and Positano but also hides ancient villages with timeless allure.

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