Towns in Amalfi Coast

Amalfi is a graceful place: its cluster of white buildings gleams like a pearl in the strand of towns strung along the Amalfi Coast.

What had been a sleepy fishing village is now a swanky destination popular with the jet set and common travelers alike.

Ravello is one of the most charming towns on the Amalfi Coast.

Minori is an attractive and uncrowded seaside town at the centre of a wide cove on the Amalfi Coast.

Go east from Amalfi for about five minutes and you'll bump into the smallest but one of the most enchanting villages on Italy's Amalfi Coast - Atrani.

Maiori is well known for being an active, lively town with the largest beach of the Amalfi Coast.

In the middle of the Amalfi Coast, between Positano and Amalfi, is the lesser-known but beautiful village of Praiano.

Bomerano, a small village in the upper hills above Conca dei Marini is a lovely alpine-like town above the Amalfi Coast.

Cetara is a cozy fishermen's village nested along the Amalfi Coast among verdant citrus groves.

Conca dei Marini is a pearl on the Amalfi Coast amongst scented lemon orchards and flamboyant flowers.

Just a few miles along the Amalfi Coast from Cetara amid scented olive and lemon trees is Erchie, a picturesque fishing village.

Following the hairpin curves of the road cut along the coast between Amalfi and Positano, it's easy to miss Furore, but you should be on the look-out for it and stop.

Montepertuso sits above Positano overlooking the sea; it is a place where time seems to stand still.

The hamlet of Pogerola is compact but packs a panoramic punch.

The first pearl of a mesmerizing collection -the Amalfi Coast starts (or ends) its glistening necklace with a colorful beauty, Vietri Sul Mare.

Agerola is known as "little Switzerland" for its beautiful mountain landscape, cool air, and alpine-like streets and cleanliness.

Albori is a characteristic uphill village on the Amalfi Coast, clinging to the eastern side of a valley dominated by Mount Falerzio.

The village of Dragonea is cradled in the hills above Vietri sul Mare, at 270 meters above the sea level.

Marina di Vietri is the first beach along the divine Amalfi Coast, set into the rocks of the Lattari Mountains.

Nocelle is a sleepy ancient hamlet near Positano, where you can enjoy a peaceful stay far away from traffic and noise.

Get a different view of the Amalfi Coast -from high on the hillside of Monte Lattari instead of the sea.

The hamlet of Pontone is officially part of Scala, in the hills above Amalfi.

Located a a short walk from Ravello below the Lattari Mountains, Scala faces the Valley of Dragone.

Torello sits below Ravello, overlooking the entire Amalfi Coast.

More than a town, Tramonti is a place, composed of thirteen hamlets scattered among the rugged hills above the Amalfi Coast.