Positano

What to See in Positano: The Town's Most Beautiful Attractions

Santa Maria Assunta, the MAR and its Roman villa, the pierced rock of Montepertuso and Li Galli: what to see in Positano beyond the beach.

Positano in One Day: A Walking Itinerary Through Stairs and Sea

One day in Positano on foot: from the centre to Santa Maria Assunta, from the MAR to Fornillo, with practical tips for planning your hours.

Spiaggia Grande, Fornillo and Positano's Other Beaches

How to choose between Spiaggia Grande, Fornillo, Arienzo and Laurito: each beach's character, access on foot or by shuttle boat, and practical tips.

Positano's Most Photographed Views: Where to Shoot

Where to take the best photos of Positano: from the Statale 163 to Spiaggia Grande, Fornillo and Nocelle, and the view from the sea.

Path of the Gods from Agerola to Nocelle: A Hiking Guide

From the Agerola plateau to Nocelle, above Positano: how to hike the Path of the Gods, with views, the final descent and practical tips.

Montepertuso and Nocelle: Upper Positano's Villages and Trails

Discover Montepertuso and Nocelle, the upper villages of Positano: the holed rock, the quiet, the views and how to reach them.

Positano Fashion and Artisan Shops: Sandals, Linen, Tradition

From the beach fashion born in the 1950s to handmade sandals: how to discover Positano's artisan shops and choose well.

Positano by Boat: Li Galli, Caves and Coves

Positano seen from the sea: the Li Galli archipelago, the coves of Arienzo and Laurito, cliffs with hollows and tips for planning your outing.

Romantic Positano for Couples: What to Do Together, Slowly

How to experience Positano as a couple: dawn strolls, the path to Fornillo, Nocelle, Li Galli and slow evenings among stairs, lights and sea.

How to Get to Positano and Get Around Without a Car

Buses on the Statale 163, seasonal ferries, stairs and paths: how to reach Positano and get around without a car, with practical tips.