Maiori

A long, level seafront avenue lined with palms, cafés and restaurants: the ideal stroll as soon as you land.

In the evening the seafront comes alive: perfect for a sunset aperitivo.

Level route, suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs.

The longest beach on the Amalfi Coast, with dark sand and fine pebbles, beach clubs and free areas.

It is the easiest beach on the coast to reach: no stairways from the seafront.

Direct access from the seafront.

The village next to Maiori, with its 1st-century Roman Villa and a long tradition of lemon pastries.

Walk there along the Lemon Path or take the bus along the coast.

The old mule track linking Maiori and Minori through terraced lemon groves, with glimpses of the sea and Minori's tower.

Walk it from Maiori to Minori and return by bus or along the coast road.

Path with many steps and uphill stretches.

Behind the seafront you climb to the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria a Mare, whose majolica dome overlooks the town.

Corso Reginna, parallel to the sea, is the street for shops and pastry cafés.

Stairway up to the church.

Amalfi can be reached along the Amalfi Drive by bus, taxi or private vehicle and, in the warmer months, by scheduled ferry.

Our scooters, Vespas and cars are collected in Amalfi: plan your transfer first.

Heading east the coast gets wilder: the Norman Tower by the sea and the Capo d'Orso headland offer some of the coast's least crowded views.

At sunset the light on the headland is spectacular.

Many stretches of the main road have no pavement.