Stroll beneath a canopy of wisteria on Via dei Mulini, Positano’s most elegant promenade. Once a path for ancient mills, this pedestrian lane now showcases the best of "Moda Positano" linens and handmade ceramics. Your guide navigates you directly to authentic artisans, avoiding tourist traps. Inhale the scent of local lemons and admire the iconic majolica dome of Santa Maria Assunta.

Admire the glittering majolica dome of the Church of Santa Maria Assunta, the unmistakable symbol of Positano. Its vibrant yellow, green, and blue tiles reflect the sun and sea of the Amalfi Coast. Inside, your guide highlights the elegant neoclassical interior, offering a cool, serene retreat from the bustling piazza.

Experience the vibrant energy of Spiaggia Grande, often called the "drawing room" of the Amalfi Coast. This glamorous beach promenade invites you to stroll where artists and celebrities have wandered for decades. Gaze out toward the legendary Li Galli islands or turn back to admire the colorful architecture scaling the mountains. Your guide ensures a seamless, relaxed visit, allowing you just enough time to savor the sophisticated atmosphere and capture the sunlight hitting the majolica dome of Santa Maria Assunta without any rush.

Admire the majestic Piazza Duomo, Amalfi’s lively heart, where centuries of history meet vibrant local life. Gaze up at the stunning Cathedral of St. Andrew, explore charming cafés and boutiques, and soak in the atmosphere of this iconic coastal square.

Discover the Cathedral of St. Andrew the Apostle, a jewel of Amalfi’s Piazza Duomo. Marvel at its Arab‑Norman façade, intricate bronze doors, and sweeping marble staircase. Step inside with our local guide to explore the richly decorated interior, admire the golden Crypt of the Saints, and uncover the captivating legends behind St. Andrew’s relics. This immersive visit brings Amalfi’s spiritual and artistic heritage vividly to life.

Next, we’ll step into the Cloister of Paradise, a serene 13th‑century oasis tucked alongside the cathedral. Surrounded by elegant Arab‑Norman columns and fragrant citrus trees, this hidden courtyard invites you to wander its shaded walkways and admire intricate marble capitals. With your local guide’s vivid stories of medieval life and art, you’ll uncover the peaceful charm that makes this cloister a true Amalfi gem.

Stroll along Via Lorenzo d’Amalfi, the town’s vibrant main street lined with artisan shops, lemon-scented boutiques, and historic charm. Discover traditional paper-making, sample local limoncello, and soak up the authentic atmosphere of coastal life.

Feel the gentle sea breeze as you wander along the waterfront, pause at scenic lookout points for sweeping coastal panoramas, and capture unforgettable photos. If time allows, savor these final moments before returning, carrying memories that will last a lifetime.

In Piazza Vescovado, you step into the historic heart of Ravello, framed by the luminous 11th-century Duomo dedicated to Saint Pantaleone, with its rare bronze doors and intricate pulpit that reflect centuries of art and faith. Your guide highlights the architectural details and local lore, while you absorb the atmosphere of this elegant square, with views spilling toward the Amalfi Coast and cafés inviting you to pause — relaxed, comfortable, and fully present in this cultural moment.

In the heart of Ravello, Duomo di Ravello stands as a testament to nearly a millennium of devotion and craftsmanship. Your guide highlights its mix of Romanesque and Baroque elements, from the striking bronze portals to the intricate mosaics inside, all set against the tranquility of the Amalfi Coast light.

Step into the cascading gardens of Villa Rufolo, the place Richard Wagner famously called "the magic garden of Klingsor." This 13th-century estate offers the Amalfi Coast’s most celebrated view: the solitary umbrella pine framing the domes against the infinite sea Stroll past the towering Torre Maggiore. Your guide points out the intricate details of the courtyard before leading you to the main terrace. Here, suspended between blue sky and blue sea, you enjoy the coast’s most sophisticated panorama in comfort, walking the same paths as Boccaccio and historical nobility.