About Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast runs along the southern side of the Sorrento Peninsula, south of Naples. A narrow road links its towns, which are built into steep cliffs above the sea. Positano is the most photographed, Amalfi has the cathedral and harbour, and Ravello sits high above with villa gardens such as Villa Rufolo.
Trips here suit those who like views, walking and long lunches. Most visitors stay in one town or in Sorrento and get around by ferry and bus. Longer stays add the Path of the Gods hike and quieter villages like Atrani.
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Amalfi Coast questions
Is 4 days enough for the Amalfi Coast?
Four days covers the main sites if you follow a tight daily schedule. Book all ferry and entry tickets online in advance to avoid waiting.
Do I need to book Pompeii tickets ahead?
Reserve Pompeii, Herculaneum and Vesuvius tickets online before travel. This lets you enter at the chosen time slot without queuing.
How do I get from Sorrento to Capri?
Take the direct ferry from Sorrento port. Round-trip tickets cost about 40 euros and the crossing takes 20 minutes.
Do I need a car on the Amalfi Coast?
No car is needed. Use ferries between coastal towns and buses or trains for inland sites like Pompeii.
