Positano is the most famous town on the Amalfi Coast, its postcard scenery, with the pyramid of colorful houses that descends to the sea is known throughout the world. A seductive place like the sirens who according to myth lived on the rocks of Li Galli, the small islands that are opposite Positano.

In the heart of the Amalfi Coast not far from the famous and popular Positano, stands the small town of Praiano, less known than other towns on the Coast will actually reserve you pleasant surprises. Let's discover this jewel.

A crack in the rock, surrounded by wild nature that frames a small beach of just 25 meters: this is how the Furore Fjord appears, a small natural jewel in the heart of the Amalfi Coast.

The Emerald Cave, located in the heart of the magnificent Amalfi Coast, is one of the most fascinating natural treasures in Italy. Nestled among the cliffs of Conca dei Marini, not far from Amalfi, this sea cavern offers a truly unique spectacle of colors and reflections. The captain will stop in front of the cave and ask customers if they wish to visit it, in which case they will get off the small pier and reach the cave, not far away, on foot, and then get on the small boat that will go around the cave. Once the visit is over the captain will wait for them to continue the tour. Waiting times vary and access is only allowed under favourable water conditions. The stage is not mandatory. Duration: 50/60 minutes. Entrance not included The cost of the Grotto is 8 euros per person

The village of Conca dei Marini looks like a hug of rocks, a natural inlet jutting out towards the sea next to the Furore Fjord, an enchanted village with a few hundred inhabitants who live in houses on the beach or in white ones clinging to the mountains. Once Conca dei Marini was just a fishing village, today it also lives on tourism without losing its collected charm. After the nearby Atrani, Conca de Marini is the second smallest municipality in Campania.

Amalfi is a city in a picturesque natural setting under the steep cliffs on the southwestern coast of Italy. Between the ninth and eleventh centuries, it was the seat of a powerful maritime republic. It is now a strong tourist Attraction