Discover the best Amalfi Coast beaches for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxation. Enjoy hidden gems, family-friendly spots, and romantic escapes along this stunning coastline.

The main beach of Positano is Marina Grande, which perfectly represents the type of beach most commonly found along the Amalfi Coast. It is one of the most frequented and sought-after spots by celebrities and movie stars, as well as one of the best-served beaches that is easy to reach by ferry. Marina Grande beach, surrounded by the colorful and typical houses of Positano, is the perfect place to spend a few hours relaxing in the sun and enjoying a delicious aperitif.

Among the most beautiful and frequented beaches of the Amalfi Coast is Marina Grande beach in Amalfi. Marina Grande beach is one of the largest and, due to its central location, it is also the most crowded during the summer from June to September. From the pier of Amalfi's largest beach, boats depart to reach the many coves that are only accessible by sea. Easily reachable by ferry and equipped with various beach facilities, Marina Grande beach in Amalfi is one of the most popular beaches on the Amalfi Coast for families with children.

The famous fjord of Furore encloses one of the most beautiful beaches on the Amalfi Coast, a small corner of paradise, among its rocky cliffs. The beach is ideal for those who don’t like to go to the sea early in the morning, as it is only illuminated by the sun for a few afternoon hours. Furore beach is one of the most characteristic and photographed spots on the Amalfi Coast, and it is accessible by both sea and on foot via the steep stairways that descend from SS 163 to the sea.

The beach in Vietri sul Mare, better known to locals as Marina di Vietri, is one of the few sandy beaches on the Amalfi Coast. Easily accessible by car or ferry from Salerno or Amalfi, Marina di Vietri offers both equipped beach establishments and a public beach. Therefore, it is a great option for both families with children and those looking for a public beach on the Amalfi Coast.

Among the free beaches of Amalfi, the Beach of Duoglio is worth mentioning, as it not only hosts two beach clubs but also offers a stretch of free beach. The Beach of Duoglio is located about a kilometer from Amalfi and can be reached on foot from the SS163 via a long staircase of about 400 steps or by sea, thanks to numerous sailors who provide private transport services for around €5.
The beach is approximately 170 meters long and is mainly composed of pebbles. If you're looking for crystal clear and clean waters, you've undoubtedly come to the right place.
The beach is sunny until early afternoon.

Erchie, a fraction of the municipality of Maiori, boasts four beaches. Two of these, located in the center of the village and lined with the houses of this small fishing community, are equipped with beach facilities. The other two are free beaches, or rather small coves that are accessible only by sea, either by swimming around the rocky promontory from Erchie or by boat. Among the two, Cauco Beach, situated between Torre Cerniola and Torre del Tummolo, offers crystal-clear waters surrounded by steep rocky cliffs. The sun sets here in the early afternoon.

Atrani Beach is located right in front of the smallest village in Italy, which is surrounded by a high rocky wall. This small sandy beach, primarily occupied by beach establishments, also offers a small area designated for free bathing. It is easily accessible from Amalfi by both bus and on foot.

Nestled in a steep cliff overlooking the sea, the Dead Horse Beach is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful beaches in Maiori and the entire Amalfi Coast. Accessible only by sea from Maiori, this hidden cove made of white sand is truly a small oasis. Its deep blue sea and crystal-clear waters are perfect for snorkeling enthusiasts.

The Gavitella is one of the most famous beaches in Praiano and also one of the smallest on the Amalfi Coast. It stretches for about 30 meters and is primarily made up of pebbles. Like other "hidden" beaches on the Amalfi Coast, it is accessible by a long staircase. Once you reach the bottom, the effort will be rewarded with a stunning view that opens up before you, overlooking Positano, the Li Galli islands, and Capri.
It is one of the few places on the cliff where you can enjoy the sun until sunset.

Castiglione is the seaside district of the city of Ravello, and it is here that you will find a small and charming sandy beach about 100 meters long, surrounded on three sides by steep cliffs. In the center of the beach, there is a beach club, while access is free on both sides. The sun shines here until the early afternoon.
To reach Castiglione beach in Ravello, you must descend a staircase of 186 steps that starts from the Amalfi Coast road, located just before the fork that leads up to Ravello.
The beach is easily accessible by public transportation, which stops right in front of the staircase, as well as by private vehicles. In this case, you will need to park your car in Atrani and walk back about a kilometer, or park in Ravello and then descend along the scenic path that leads to Castiglione.