• Li Galli - The Sirenusas, also known as the Gallos, are a group of small islands located off Italy’s Amalfi Coast, between the Isle of Capri and 6 km southwest of Positano in the Province of Salerno, to which they are administratively connected. They form part of the Campanian Archipelago. These islands were once owned by the Russian dancer Rudolf Nureyev, who spent his final years there. From the bus, you can enjoy a view of the archipelago “floating” on the azure waters of the Gulf.

• Positano - Positano is a picturesque village perched on the cliffs of southern Italy’s Amalfi Coast. It is a renowned holiday spot, featuring a pebble beach and steep, narrow streets lined with boutiques and cafes. The Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta is notable for its majolica-tiled dome and a 13th-century Byzantine icon of the Virgin Mary.

• Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta e Cripta Medievale - The Church of Santa Maria Assunta, with its distinctive maiolica dome, dominates the beach in Positano. Step inside to admire its architecture, the richly decorated archway, and the Byzantine “Madonna.”

• Spiaggia Grande - With its glamorous, celebrity-frequented beaches, breathtaking seascapes, and boutique-filled historic center, it’s easy to see why Positano is the most sought-after destination on the Amalfi Coast. Take a moment to relax on the beach and admire the stunning panorama of the Gulf.

• Amalfi - Once an Ancient Maritime Republic, Amalfi is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore its magnificent Cathedral, which dominates the square with its blend of Byzantine art, savor a Santa Rosa pastry, or simply relax on the beach.

• Duomo di Sant’Andrea - The Amalfi Cathedral is a medieval Roman Catholic cathedral located in the Piazza del Duomo, Amalfi, Italy. It is dedicated to the Apostle Saint Andrew, whose relics are kept here. The cathedral stands majestically on a grand flight of steps leading up from the main square. Its beautifully decorated façade reflects Byzantine art and northern architecture.

• Arsenale di Amalfi - antico Arsenale della Repubblica Marinara - Delve into Amalfi’s rich history by exploring its fascinating Arsenal. A true medieval architectural gem and a proud symbol of the ancient Maritime Republic, the Arsenal’s history dates back to at least 1042. This impressive stone structure is a rare and well-preserved example of a medieval shipyard. Now restored, it houses the Museum of the Compass and the Duchy of Amalfi, providing a memorable setting for cultural events and weddings.

• Ravello - Ravello is the hidden gem of the Amalfi Coast. Over the years, it has hosted actors, singers, poets, and politicians. Explore its narrow streets, relax in the historic little square, and enjoy some free time to visit Villa Rufolo.

• Centro Storico Ravello - Take your time to unwind in this charming little square; sip a coffee in one of the cozy cafes or lose yourself in the magnificent maze of alleys. There’s no shortage of surprises: delightful shops, art galleries, and much more!

• Chiostro del Paradiso - This all-white building from 1268 combines Romanesque austerity with Arab imagination. Its galleries feature fine sarcophagi and marble mosaic decorations. All around the cloister, there are chapels adorned with frescoes. From the cloister, there is a splendid view of the campanile.

• Villa Rufolo - Nestled in the enchanting town of Ravello, Villa Rufolo offers a captivating glimpse into history and beauty. Built in the 13th century for a wealthy merchant family, this charming villa boasts stunning panoramic views of the Amalfi Coast from its terraced gardens. Wander through its Moorish-inspired architecture, discover hidden courtyards, and imagine the illustrious figures like Richard Wagner who found inspiration within its serene walls. Villa Rufolo is a peaceful oasis offering breathtaking vistas and a taste of Ravello’s elegant past.

• Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off
• Professional driver
• All highway tolls, fuel, and parking fees included
• Optional guide available
• Comfortable transport in a private vehicle

• Food and drinks
• Entrance fees
• Guide - if you choose the option no Guide

Join us for a day of discovery among the quaint seaside villages that make up the internationally acclaimed “Amalfi Drive”, a recognised UNESCO World Heritage Site. Delve into the captivating Positano, the splendid Amalfi, and Ravello, the jewel of the coastline! Unwind, savour a leisurely ride and trust in our exceptional drivers who will reveal to you one of the most breathtaking locations on the planet. Enhance your experience with a dedicated guide to uncover the history and secrets of the coast.

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