About this tour
Roll along the Amalfi Coast's most dramatic curves in a cherry-red 1972 Fiat 500, departing Amalfi and heading toward Positano over three hours. This private drive takes you past vertical cliffs and sapphire waters, stopping at viewpoints above Praiano and Fiordo di Furore before reaching Positano for an hour to wander its pastel-painted streets. You'll turn heads in this compact classic—locals still wave at it—while your driver shares stories of the coast's villages and history.
Highlights
- Drive the SS163: arguably Europe's most thrilling coastal road
- Stop at Fiordo di Furore's hidden inlet and sea caves
- Photo breaks above Praiano's stacked fishing village
- Solo hour to explore Positano's narrow piazzas and boutiques
- 1972 Fiat 500: authenticity, not museum piece
- Private tour: no coach crowds at viewpoints
What to expect
Expect tight hairpin turns and narrow cliff-edge roads—thrilling, not treacherous, and your driver knows every switchback. The Fiat seats four snugly with minimal luggage space; it's a tactile, noisy experience with wind and sea spray. You'll stop roughly every 20–30 minutes at scenic pulls where you can step out, photograph the coastline, and catch your breath. In Positano, you're free to grab an espresso, browse local shops, or scramble down to the pebble beach. The return journey retraces the coast as afternoon light softens the cliffs.
Good to know
Wear layers: coastal wind can chill quickly. Phone the driver beforehand if you've mobility concerns—the car sits low and seats are firm. Bring a small bag only; boot space is negligible. Not suitable for those with back problems. Roads are narrow; reassure yourself it's been managed safely for decades.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.