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Positano is the most photographed town on the Amalfi Coast, with pastel houses stacked up a cliff above a small beach. Our trips to Positano pair it with Sorrento, Capri and Santorini for a coast-to-coast honeymoon.
You will find our trips that include Positano below. Every itinerary can change to fit your dates, budget and pace. Browse all our Italy vacation packages.
Spend a day at the beach below the town.
Hike the cliff path high above the coast.
Sail across to the island for the day.
Climb the stepped lanes between pastel houses, boutiques and bougainvillea.
Have dinner on a cliffside terrace as the lights of the village come on below you.
See the church with the famous majolica tiled dome at the bottom of the village.
Ride the boat along the coast to Amalfi, the easiest way to skip the traffic on the coast road.
Have sandals made to measure and browse the linen boutiques in the lanes above the beach.
Positano is a seasonal village. Most hotels, restaurants and ferries run from April to October, and the steep lanes and small beach fill up fast in summer, so the month you choose shapes the whole stay.
Spring (April and May): Flowers on every terrace, days in the high 60s and 70s°F and room to breathe on the beach. A lovely time for walking the Path of the Gods.
Early summer (June): Warm sea, long evenings and every boat running. One of the best months for couples and honeymooners.
High summer (July and August): Hot, in the mid 80s°F, and at its busiest and most expensive. Book hotels and beach loungers well ahead, and plan boat days for the morning.
Autumn (September and October): The sea stays warm, the crowds ease and the light turns golden. September is the sweet spot.
Winter (November to March): Very quiet, with most hotels and many restaurants closed and few ferries. Better as a day visit from Sorrento than a stay.
Positano is a cliffside village at the western end of the Amalfi Coast, in southern Italy, about an hour and a half by car from Naples.
Yes. It is the most photographed village on the Amalfi Coast, with pastel houses stacked down the cliff to the beach, and it makes a romantic base for boat days and dinners above the sea.
Two or three nights is ideal, enough for a beach day, a boat trip along the coast and a day in Amalfi or on Capri.
The easiest way is a private transfer from Naples airport or train station, about an hour and a half. From April to October, ferries also link Positano with Sorrento, Amalfi, Salerno and Capri.
It is one of the more expensive places in Italy in summer, especially for cliffside hotels and beach clubs. Traveling in May, June or September gives better value and fewer crowds.
Yes. The village is built into a steep cliff, so expect plenty of steps between the main road and the beach. Choose a hotel with easy access if walking is a concern.
Our packages that include Positano start at around €4,500 per person. The price depends on the season, your hotels, how much private guiding you want and which places you add. International flights are extra, and you see an itemized price before you commit.
Yes. Some of our trips run as small groups, and where a private version is available you can ask for it. Your quote always says which one you are getting, and you have 24/7 support while you travel.
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