Visiting the Amalfi Coast and being sure to see all the major attractions would require more than a week, so if your next destination is the Amalfi Coast, or one of the stops on your journey to Campania is Salerno, Sorrento or Naples, it might be very helpful to read what are the things you must absolutely see and do on the Amalfi Coast.
So let's find out the top 10 attractions of the Amalfi Coast.

The Amalfi Coast is world-famous for its natural beauty, therefore it was a must for us to rank first among the things to do on the Amalfi Coast an excursion on the Sentiero degli Dei, where on clearer days it is possible to admire in all its splendor this corner of paradise that enchants numerous tourists and visitors day after day. This is a nature hiking trail in the Lattari Mountains, suitable for walks and hikes, which runs along the entire coastal strip for 7 km. In the hamlet of Positano, Nocelle, is perhaps the most interesting section of the Sentiero degli Dei, in fact it is here that the landscape becomes evocative thanks to the alternating pine forests, caves to explore and above all spectacular views of the Amalfi Coast.

The Amalfi Coast is marvelous and with its 50 kilometers of enchanting coastline offers scenery of incomparable beauty. The most beautiful and complete way to visit it? Definitely with a boat tour. The boat tour on the Amalfi Coast will allow you to get to know the most beautiful corners of the coast and visit some of the towns of the Amalfi Coast. So, why not just book now, and enjoy a relaxing day in the crystal clear waters of the Amalfi Coast beaches reachable only by sea and breathtaking scenery?

Amalfi was one of the ancient Maritime Republics, and here it is certainly worth visiting the Cathedral of St. Andrew, the Arsenal Museum and the Paper Museum. Amalfi used to be home to mills that powered factories for the production of the "Amalfi paper" which as early as 1220 was considered so valuable that Frederick II banned its use for public acts. Among other things to do in Amalfi, we suggest you taste the specialty of the local gastronomy: limoncello, made with Amalfi Coast IGP lemons.

The Amalfi Coast is a burst of colors and flavors, and it is most likely from this that the art of ancient Vietri ceramics takes its cue. Famous and appreciated for the uniqueness and beauty of its ceramics, the town of Vietri is a must-visit. Vietri is the ideal place to spend a few hours shopping, strolling among the craft stores and buying some small souvenirs typical of the Amalfi Coast.

Ravello needs no introduction either from the point of view of hospitality or scenic beauty. Known all over the world, Ravello is nicknamed the City of Music.
Attending at least one concert of the renowned Ravello Festival, held annually in the enchanting setting of Villa Rufolo or at the Oscar Niemeyer Auditorium, is a must.

Named the most beautiful and evocative place in the world, the gardens of Villa Cimbrone are an absolute must-see. Open year-round, breathtaking views of the entire coastline can be enjoyed from them. The Terrace of Infinity describes this unparalleled natural balcony, adorned with 18th-century marble busts, from which the sky and sea are so vividly blue that it is impossible to distinguish one from the other.

Sal de Riso, now internationally famous, is surely the best-known pastry chef in Italy. Although his delicacies have reached the best hotels and outlets in Italy and Europe, it is worth visiting and spending a few hours enjoying a Lemon Delizia or a Ricotta and Pear cake at De Riso's pastry shop in Minori. So if you are looking for a place to have one of the best cakes on the Amalfi Coast, this is definitely the one!

The marine protected area of Punta Campanella is one of the most picturesque spots on the entire Amalfi Coast, where you can see the Gulf of Salerno and the Gulf of Naples join. In front of you will be a view of the island of Capri. This marine protected area offers its visitors unique and spectacular dives, thanks to the amenity of the places and the crystal clear, uncontaminated water.

Positano, the pearl of the Amalfi Coast, is among the most enchanting and romantic places in the world. Also known as the city of "Positano Fashion," it is a must to do some shopping in the many small stores, ranging from local crafts to luxury boutiques, that line the waterfront.

Nature lovers cannot miss a visit to the unspoiled nature oasis of Valle delle Ferriere, one of the most striking in Italy. It starts from the ancient medieval village of Atrani and crosses the valley of the Dragone torrent until you reach the locality of Pontone, where you enter the Ferriere Valley reserve. Here you will see lush tropical-like vegetation, as well as waterfalls and springs, which are natural habitats for rare plants and amphibians.

Surely the things to see on the Amalfi Coast didn't end there, take a look at the other pages to find out what are the main towns on the Amalfi Coast, what are the other main attractions and other activities to do in the Amalfi Coast during your vacation.