Removed to the south of the upbeat urban tempos of Naples extends the Peninsula of Sorrento. This is a land where the scent of citrus fills the air and where grape vines follow the steep terrain to the edge of the sea. Breathtaking views of Mount Vesuvius and the island of Capri await you behind every bend in the road that leads you along this spectacular coast.

Positano, la ville la plus pittoresque de la côte amalfitaine, ressemble à une cascade descendant jusqu'à la mer. Les visiteurs descendent des sentiers étroits, parcourant des ateliers d'artisans proposant des céramiques, des produits légendaires à base de citron et le style vestimentaire local distinctif.

Amalfi. The gem of Amalfi is the oldest of Italy’s maritime republics. Whitewashed homes dotting the hillside are illuminated by the abundant sunshine that bathes the city. The basilica’s cupola is a reference to the Sicilian-Arabic influence that once dominated the area. For centuries it has been a popular destination due to its natural beauty and ideal climate.