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Destination:

Amalfi Coast


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Pompeii

If flying through Naples, be sure to stop at Italy’s most famous excavation site. Pompeii offers an extraordinary glimpse at an ancient civilization, frozen in time by the 79 AD eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.

Boat cruises to explore the coast and islands

Blue Grotto (Capri)
The must-see attraction on Capri, where visitors take a boat ride through a natural cavern filled with intense blue light.

Emerald Grotto (Amalfi)
This grotto is known for its fantastic light effects as well as its magnificent stalactites and stalagmites.

La Galli Islands
Famous as the home of the mythical Sirens who lured sailors onto the rocks, these islands are surrounded by crystal-clear water, perfect for swimming.

The Amalfi Drive

Stretching 25 miles along the Divine Coast from Sorrento to Vietri, and rising some 400 feet above the sea, this highway is one of the world’s most beautiful.

Villa Cimbrone (Ravello)

These gardens surrounding the Hotel Villa Cimbrone are famous for the spellbinding view from the "Terrace of the Infinite.”

Villa Rufolo (Ravello)

The impossibly lush gardens of this villa were Richard Wagner’s inspiration for the stage design of his opera Parsifal. If you’re here during the annual music festival, be sure to take in a Wagner concert.

Shopping for “Positano Fashion”

The tailoring shops of the 1960s have evolved into design studios producing a unique style of fashion: lightweight, colorful clothing that perfectly embodies the town’s Mediterranean character.