Ravello is climate and tourist center of great importance for its exquisite natural position and for the works of art that it store. It lies between the Valle del Dragone and the Valle del Reginna Minor, 360 meters above the sea level.
The scenery of this incomparable corner of peace and beauty of the Amalfi coast is enriched by the presence of two luxurious villas: Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone.
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Minori is located on the Amalfi Coast in the middle of a wide creek, the valley by the river Rheginna, between Capo d’Orso and Conca dei Marini at about 20 km from Salerno. It is reachable running along the Amalfi Coast from Sorrento to Vietri sul Mare, or along the crossing Chiunzi from Ravello.
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Do you dreams to visit all the hidden beauties of Sorrento and Positano?
Well! There is much to discover! And the best solution is to hire car Positano or hire car Sorrento to explore the panoramica163 Highway, also called Nastro Azzurro, because along this road you can admire the beautiful sea of the Amalfi Coast. read more…
Declared by UNESCO World Heritage Site for its beautiful natural landscape, the Amalfi Coast is a land with a perfect balance between sky and sea, coast and mountains.
That same mountain that man has shaped up patiently to suit your needs, creating a particular combination, which, along the white houses with colored and scented balconies, embedded through narrow streets of stone, enclosed by green gardens. read more…
Maybe, not all the people know Minori, a beautiful town not far from Capri, Positano and Amalfi. Equipped with a particular charm, Minori has considered the pearl of the Amalfi Coast.
Since the times of the Ancient Romans, Minori was chosen as a resort by wealthy patricians, who loved to stay here for the fresh air and for the nature.
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Sorrento mill valley is one of the five valleys that characterized the Sorrento peninsula, which today we can see only a few, including that of Sant’Agnello, currently held by the Salesian Sisters, which ends with a beach in which sheltered ships from storms. The second, between the village of Piano di Sorrento and Meta, was also called the Tomb, as during the plague of 1800 buried the victims of the epidemic.
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The Path of the gods is an ancient road connecting the town of Sorrento with Stabia and Nocera, through the Ceres, Minerva and Mithras temples, and hence the origin of the name.
The Trail features spectacular landscape and the beauty of a wild and luxuriant vegetation, halfway between the sky and the sea. read more…
The best way to visit Sorrento is walking slowly through its streets, discovering all the small details.
The main Sorrento’s street, Corso Italia, is the shopping street of the Sorrento peninsula, while the parallel lanes, the old town hearth, is full of typical shops, and you can easily stop to drink a limoncello or a nocillo, typical Sorrento peninsula liqueurs.
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For people who don’t know, Positano is also famous for its gastronomy, which skillfully combines seafood and country cuisine.
In fact, both meat dishes, that absolutely fresh fish dishes are excellent. read more…
“Quanno canta stu mare ‘e Surriento’
ogni scuoglio addeventa sirena:
l’accumpagna cu ‘a museca ‘o viento,
quant’è bello a sentirlo ‘e canta’!” read more…