See the Amalfi Coast by making this affordable seaside town your home base to explore neighboring, more tourist-heavy places.

Only visiting the three most popular towns While Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello are the three most popular destinations, the Amalfi Coast is made up of 13 distinct villages. From tiny seaside gems ...

People insist that this spot, with its breath-taking beaches, historical buildings and charming streets is Italy's best-kept ...

The Amalfi Coast is one of Italy's most iconic holiday destinations, but it can be expensive and crowded. Fortunately, ...

One of the most popular pathways is the Il Vallone delle Ferriere, an almost 4-mile trail that snakes through a wooded area found just atop the town of Amalfi near Ravello. The path is lauded by ...

From fewer tourists to spectacular hiking, there are plenty of reasons to visit Ravello and its surrounding hilltop towns ...

Located in Calabria, the toe of Italy's boot ... choose a hotel slightly away from town, like Hotel Santa Caterina, the family-run grande dame of the Amalfi Coast and a member of Leading Hotels ...

The Amalfi Coast region stretches 34 miles down the west coast of central Italy and there are multiple towns for travelers to explore. What all of the towns do share is the SS163 highway ...

The yellow drink is made in southern Italy, in particular in the sunny ... area where they can be grown that comprises the 13 towns of the Amalfi Coast. Approximately 100,000 tons of lemons ...

Linking the towns is the SS163, the legendary Amalfi Coast Drive, a 16 km twisting, turning two-lane road that weaves and dips torturously in and out and up and down gorges, clinging to the cliff ...