Amalfi Private Walking Tour in Italy

Explore the Amalfi Coast on a private walking tour from Ravello to Amalfi! Walk along one of the world's most picturesque coasts and relish its incomparable scenery. Visit Amalfi, Positano, and Ravello the three pearls of the Amalfi Coast, listed as UNESCO World Heritage. Their rugged coastline and charming beaches make them the most popular destinations for world tourism.

Highlights:

• Amalfi Coast

• Positano

• Ravello

• Fornillo beach

Includes:

• A guide

Please note: this tour is held daily except Sunday.

Amalfi is a favored tourist destination in southern Italy. It is known for its 937-year-old cathedral, which holds the relics of the local patron saint, the Apostle Andrew. It seems like the Amalfi Coast was born from the palette of an artist who intended to use warmer color gradients to create a landscape that captivates the visitor at first sight, magically suspended between the blue sky and the iridescent-colored sea. It is a place where the sweet scent of lemon blossoms combines with the most fragrant Mediterranean greenery and the acrid smell of salt. A vertical landscape with a magnificent labyrinth of stairs and narrow alleys connecting the two main elements of this area: the mountains and the sea.

Positano is an upscale resort town with beautiful sandy beaches and steep, wisteria-scented hills. It is close to the quiet Fornillo beach. The sound of waves crashing on the pebbly coast will be a blessing for beach lovers. Positano is one of the best places in Italy to experience the timeless atmosphere of "la dolce vita." As you drive through its steep streets, you'll see small cafes and shops with a cosmopolitan feel.

Finally, visit Ravello, which offers spectacular views of the entire Amalfi Coast. Explore its hidden gems, like Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone. Admire the beautiful gardens and terraces overlooking the sea. Admire the views from the villas. Ravello, 350 meters above sea level, has been a draw for artists and cultural figures for a long time. Its citrus trees provide much-needed shade for travelers and are the perfect scenery for a relaxing day.

The journey will follow the narrow, winding route of the Amalfi Coast Road, built by the Bourbon kings in the first half of the 17th century. It winds along numerous cliffs and is famous for its steep curves and spectacular sea views.