The Divine Amalfi Coast: Positano, Amalfi and Ravello

Let’s start discovering “La Divina” declared by UNESCO “World Heritage” thanks to its natural beauty, almost like a painting drown with delicate pastel colors to indicate the sky, the sea, the sun and the vegetation that make it unique all over the world.
Along the panoramic road SS.163, built during the Bourbon period to connect the 13 municipalities that compose it, we will arrive first in Positano, glamorous and fashionista, famous for the production of leather sandals and clothes in cotton and linen from which the name ” Moda Positano”, for the amazing stairways and for the colorful houses that follow the natural shape of the mountain and postcard landscapes. After that, we will stop in Amalfi, the first of the Maritime Republics that gives the name to the Amalfi Coast. Located at the end of the Valle dei Mulini, it is presented with constellations of white houses joined by alleys and steps. Worthy of note is the famous Cathedral of Sant’Andrea in the middle of the square, with the striking staircase, its bell tower and the Cloister of Paradise. We will finish our journey along the Divina in Ravello which has always been a source of inspiration for the greatest artists, such as Boccaccio and Wagner, and which still attracts jet-set characters thanks to the artistic representations like the Ravello Festival. Do not miss the two Villas, Rufolo and Cimbrone from which you can admire the most beautiful landscape ever.