Positano is the most famous town on the Amalfi Coast, known for its narrow streets lined with picture-perfect houses, luxury boutiques, and stunning views of the Mediterranean. Wander down to the Spiaggia Grande, relax at a café overlooking the sea, or take a boat trip to explore hidden coves. Be sure to visit Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta, a charming church with a striking dome.

Ravello offers a more serene and sophisticated experience, with its breathtaking hilltop views over the coastline. Visit Villa Cimbrone, whose gardens and terrace offer some of the best panoramic views of the coast. Don’t miss the beautiful Villa Rufolo too, known for its stunning gardens and historical significance. Ravello is also famous for its Ravello Festival, so if you are looking for the perfect soundtrack to your summer, an Amalfi Coast holiday in Ravello filled with world-class music performances is just the ticket.

The Amalfi Cathedral, or Duomo di Amalfi, is a stunning example of medieval architecture, with a striking façade and impressive interior. Located in the heart of Amalfi town, the cathedral is dedicated to Saint Andrew and is home to stunning mosaics and a peaceful crypt. After exploring the cathedral, stroll through the charming streets of Amalfi, which are lined with shops and cafes. This is the perfect people-watching paradise with a touch of rustic charm.

The Amalfi Coast is a food lover’s heaven, offering fresh seafood, handmade pasta, and local specialities. Try scialatielli alle vongole, a local pasta dish made with clams, or delicious lemon-flavoured dishes like limoncello, the region’s famous lemon liqueur. The coast is also known for its fresh pizza margherita and seafood risotto, so add these to your foodie list. For dessert, delizia al limone is a must-try, a light lemon sponge cake that perfectly captures the Amalfi Coast’s citrusy sweetness. And it’s only right to pair every meal with a refreshing glass of Costa d’Amalfi wine, made from grapes grown on the steep coastal slopes.