The 13 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
The places, most named first
From the 7 guides that rank for "best places to visit in amalfi coast"
Named by 7 of 71. PositanoCampania, ItalyPastel houses stack up the slopes around the bay, so expect many steps.Famous but steep and crowded in peak season, and pricier than other towns.
Named by 6 of 72. RavelloCampania, ItalyA quiet hill town above the coast, good for gardens and views rather than beach time.Noticeably quieter than Positano or Amalfi, with spectacular villa views.
Named by 5 of 73. AmalfiCampania, ItalyKnown for its Byzantine history and cathedral.Easy to reach, with its own beach, and the most recognizable town on the coast.
Named by 4 of 7
4. Sorrento
Campania, Italy
The western end of the coast and an easy starting point for a road trip.
The easiest town to reach, and a good base for day trips to Naples and Pompeii and for families.
Named by 3 of 75. AtraniCampania, ItalyA quiet little town with a beachfront setting.A starting point for the hike up to Ravello.
Named by 3 of 76. Minori and MaioriCampania, ItalyA slower, less touristy, more budget-friendly base than Positano or Amalfi.Maiori has a big sunny beach.
Named by 2 of 77. PraianoCampania, ItalyListed among the most popular towns on the coast.A shorter 2 to 3-hour version of the Path of the Gods ends here.
Named by 2 of 78. Path of the GodsCampania, ItalyA classic hike of about 4 miles, taking 3 to 4 hours, between Nocelle and Bomerano.Called the coast's most iconic hike.
Named by 2 of 79. Nerano and Sant'AgataCampania, ItalyNerano's beaches sit in a marine reserve, and its spaghetti with zucchini is known.Sant'Agata is a hill town between two gulfs with a view of Capri.
Named by 2 of 710. Conca dei MariniCampania, ItalyDescribed as sleepy and laid-back compared with Positano.
Named by 7 of 71. PositanoPastel houses stack up the slopes around the bay, so expect many steps.Famous but steep and crowded in peak season, and pricier than other towns.
Named by 6 of 72. RavelloA quiet hill town above the coast, good for gardens and views rather than beach time.Noticeably quieter than Positano or Amalfi, with spectacular villa views.
Named by 5 of 73. AmalfiKnown for its Byzantine history and cathedral.Easy to reach, with its own beach, and the most recognizable town on the coast.
Named by 4 of 7
