About this tour
An eight-hour coastal loop from Naples that strings together three of southern Italy's most distinctive settlements. You'll drive the serpentine Amalfi coast road, stopping in Positano to wander pastel-hued streets and pebble beaches, then Amalfi itself—once a maritime powerhouse—to see its grand cathedral. Ravello rounds out the day with clifftop gardens and quieter sophistication. A private car and English-speaking driver handle navigation while you soak in the views and move at your own pace through each village.
Highlights
- Positano's vertical villages of cream and pink buildings
- Amalfi's 9th-century cathedral and historic waterfront
- Ravello's elevated gardens with drop-dead vistas
- Winding coastal road with pull-off viewpoints
- Mix of strolling, eating, and sitting time by water
- Pick-up from Naples port or train station
What to expect
Your driver collects you from the port or Naples Centrale station and takes the wheel for the full day. The route is deliberately scenic—switchbacks down cliff faces with frequent photo stops. In each village you're loose to explore: stroll Positano's narrow lanes and descend to the beach, duck into Amalfi's cathedral and browse the town's restaurants and shops, climb Ravello's terraced streets and gardens at your own speed. The driver waits with the car. Expect stops for lunch (your shout) and stretches to admire the drop. You'll be back in Naples with time to catch an evening train if needed.
Good to know
Smart-casual dress works; bring layers as sea breezes can surprise. The road is dramatic and winding—not ideal if you're prone to car sickness. No guide accompanies you into sights, though your driver can point out the highlights. Weather doesn't stop this tour, so pack a light jacket. Mind your valuables in the vehicle during your village visits.
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