Activities in The Amalfi Coast
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100% Capri
Inspired by the sunny, Mediterranean lifestyle of Capri, Tony Aiello launched this label of handmade, ultra-light, linen wear for men, women, and c... More -
Antico Cotto di Berardino De Martino
The De Martino brothers bake terra-cotta-colored tiles in a 450-year-old wood oven. More -
Bar at the Grand Hotel Parco dei Principi
At the peaceful piano bar in this 1962 hotel, everything from the floor-tiles to the furniture was designed by Milanese legend Gio Ponti. Created ... More -
Bar Pasticceria la Zagara
Built into a cliff overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, this full-service bar has a bright, simple interior and an outdoor wooden terrace, shaded by a c... More -
Camper & Nicholsons
Camper and Nicholsons is a company that specializes in all-things yachting, from the custom building and refitting of yachts, to yacht management s... More -
Cartiera Amatruda
The Amatruda family has been sifting pulp in Amalfi since at least 1483, and theirs is one of the few remaining outfits in town still hand-making t... More -
Ceramica Artistica Solimene Vincenzo
The hand-painted floor tiles and ceramic plates decorating the hotels and restaurants along the coast come from the famous workshops of Vietri sul ... More -
Ceramica Casola
This spot never disappoints: the cheerfully decorated ceramics factory and garden are adorned with urns, plates, and tiles with fruits and flowers. More -
Ceramica Pinto
Founded by Vincenzo Pinto in the 1800's, this is the oldest of the handcrafted tile and ceramic art production houses still operating in Vietri sul... More -
Ceramiche d’Arte Factory
Watch Pasquale Sorrentino create everything from lamps to tabletops in a light-filled studio. Look for vases, plates, and mugs with intricate flora... More -
Champagne Bar at Le Sirenuse
Part of the 18th-century seaside villa that houses Le Sirenuse hotel, this upscale bar is set on an open-air terrace overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea... More -
Circolo dei Forestieri
For a fraying-at-the-edges window into that exalted era of the 19th-century grand tour, pop into Sorrento’s “Foreigner’s Club” bar, home to the tow... More -
Coastal Bus Tours
The best way to enjoy the precipitous and beautiful Amalfi Drive is to avoid the hair-raising hassle of driving it yourself and instead take the pu... More -
Duomo, Sorrento
The Romanesque cathedral features several examples of Sorrento's traditional craft of intarsio, or inlaid woodwork. There are also marble tombs and... More -
Emerald Grotto
The glowing turquoise waters in the half-submerged Grotta dello Smeraldo, along the coastal road between Praiano and Amalfi, don’t quite compare to... More -
Emporio Le Sirenuse
The village's most upscale boutique is in a small space opposite Le Sirenuse hotel. Must-buys include colorful leather ballerina shoes by Porselli,... More -
Gelateria Latteria Gabriele
Located between Sorrento and Naples, this popular latteria with a 1960's looking interior makes and sells cheese, gelato ice cream, and desserts. T... More -
La Botteguccia da Giovanni
On any given day, this renowned cobbler’s shop along a sloping, stone lane in the village of Positano on the Amalfi Coast stands ready to create cu... More -
Lucibello Boats
What began during the difficult post-World War II period as a way for fisherman Salvatore Lucibello to supplement his income is now a lucrative bus... More
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