Interactive Map of the Amalfi Coast
Explore Positano, Amalfi, Ravello, Capri, Pompeii, Mount Vesuvius, and Paestum on the map below. Click on a marker to see details for each destination.
Amalfi Coast Towns
Amalfi: The Town That Named the Coast Amalfi is the historic hub town of the coast: no train, SITA buses and ferries only, plus the Duomo, paper museum, and ZTL rules. Positano Positano has no train station and little parking. Here's how to reach the Amalfi Coast's most photographed village, and what to expect once you're there. Ravello Ravello has no beach of its own, yet its clifftop villas and gardens justify the climb above Amalfi. Here's how to visit properly. Minori and Maiori: The Amalfi Coast's Real Beaches Minori and Maiori offer the longest sand and pebble beaches on the Amalfi Coast, with easier access than Positano and no train station. Praiano, Conca dei Marini and Scala: The Amalfi Coast Without the Crowds Praiano, Conca dei Marini and Scala offer the Amalfi Coast's cliffs and sea views with fewer crowds and lower prices than Positano or Amalfi. Vietri sul Mare, Cetara and Atrani: The Amalfi Coast's Overlooked Trio Ceramics in Vietri, anchovy sauce in Cetara, Italy's smallest village in Atrani: what each stop on the coast's eastern end actually offers.
Day Trip Excursions
Capri and Anacapri Capri is an island reached only by ferry. Plan the funicular, Blue Grotto tides, and whether a day trip or overnight stay fits your visit. Naples: Gateway to the Amalfi Coast Naples is the airport, train and ferry gateway to the Amalfi Coast, not part of it — plus a UNESCO old town and the home of pizza. Pompeii and Herculaneum: One Eruption, Two Very Different Ruins Pompeii and Herculaneum are two separate sites near Naples, buried by the same 79 AD eruption but preserved in very different ways. Sorrento Sorrento is the only town in the area reachable by train, making it the logistical base for Amalfi Coast, Capri, and Pompeii without driving. Paestum and Salerno: The Amalfi Coast's Southern Extension Greek temples at Paestum and a train-connected Salerno, both south of Vietri sul Mare and reachable without the SS163. The Sorrentine Peninsula Beyond Sorrento Beyond Sorrento: Massa Lubrense's viewpoints, Nerano's cove and pasta, Sant'Agata's twin-gulf ridge. Quiet, uncrowded, easy to reach.