The region of Campania on the south-west coast of Italy is home to one of the world's most famous and most beautiful coastlines - the Amalfi Coast. This spectacular area draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year to enjoy the mildness of the climate, the exotic vegetation of palms, lemon and orange trees and the remarkable sandstone cliffs which plunge dramatically into the turquoise Mediterranean sea. Following the hair-raising coast road on the Amalfi peninsula you will encounter a sea-bound landscape of fragrant citrus orchards and flowering bougainvillea. Take your time, explore, and look closely - the plunging coastline hides tiny fishing villages hugging hidden coves. One of the "must sees" is the Gardens at Ravello. Also, take sometime to visit the gorgeous Duomo di Sant'Andrea in Amalfi. If you go in high season, there's a good chance you'll see a wedding taking place. A holiday on the Amalfi Coast is also a great opportunity to visit the other attractions in the region, the vast majority of which are located around the Bay of Naples and on the coast of Sorrento. The island of Capri, the great archeological sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum, the ancient city of Paestum with its greek temples: a choice of destinations for an unforgettable day trip from the Amalfi Coast, all easy to reach by car, bus, train or boat.

Forget the car, put on a pair of walking boots and make your way along the spectacular footpaths on the Amalfi Coast. Ancient mule tracks and precipitous cliff edge paths which, until the SS163 was built, were the only viable routes existing between the towns dotted along the Amalfi Coast. Walk through sweet smelling lemon orchards and tiny vegetable patches stolen from the mountainside, under the watchful gaze of the occasional goat or donkey, past ancient hermitages and convents to reach panoramas which will, quite literally, take your breath away. Those who suffer from vertigo are advised to abstain! La Torre dello Ziro Your chance to visit the haunted tower and the fortress which were once part of the defense walls of the Dukedom of Amalfi. Duration: 2-3 hours Kilometers: 4-5 kms Difficulty: easy La valle delle Ferriere An expedition through the jungle of ferns which carpets the slopes behind Amalfi, discovering the ruins of the towns medieval foundries. Duration: 3-4 hours Kilometers: 6 kms Difficulty: easy Il Sentiero degli Dei A walk made in heaven, this panoramic footpath between Agerola and Positano is one of the most spectacular on the whole of the Amalfi Coast. Duration: about 3 hours Kilometers: 7-8 kms Difficulty: easy

Room rates are intended per room per night inclusive of traditional, home-made breakfast and taxes. Lunch and dinner are not offered, however, we are happy to recommend you good restaurants nearby.

Complimentary Wi-Fi Internet access is offered and included in the room rates.

At request you can also book one space in our private garage located right below our B&B to park your car safely at a convenient price. This is a rare convenience, which allows you to solve the parking problem throughout your stay in Amalfi Coast.

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