Amalfi Coast Tour by Taxi

The Amalfi Coast taxi tour includes stops at the area’s most characteristic and famous sites.

Pompeii Excavations (extra ticket cost)

Pompeii is one of the most important archaeological sites in the world, an ancient Roman city that has remained crystallized in time following the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. To walk around the ruins of Pompeii is to immerse oneself in the daily life of two thousand years ago, with temples, amphitheater, the forum, the baths and frescoes still intact. The site offers a unique experience to understand the grandeur of ancient Rome and the dramatic fate of one of its most prosperous cities

A visit to the excavations of Pompeii will provide an insight into the lifestyle of ancient Rome and immerse you in a unique experience.

The cost of the entrance ticket is not included in the tour, but you can buy it on site or online to avoid queues.

Positano Historic Centre

Positano is one of the most iconic villages on the Amalfi Coast, famous for its pastel-coloured houses perched on the cliffs and its narrow streets full of boutiques and craft shops. The historic center of Positano is the beating heart of the town, with its panoramic terraces offering spectacular sea views. It is an icon of luxury tourism because of its restaurants with spectacular views and exclusive boutiques. It is the perfect place for a relaxing stroll among fashion shops, traditional ceramics and small restaurants overlooking the coast.

Strolling through the historic centre of Positano, you can lose yourself in picturesque alleys adorned with blooming bougainvillea, admire the Church of Santa Maria Assunta with its iconic majolica dome, and reach the Spiaggia Grande, one of the most fascinating beaches on the coast. A perfect place to relax and enjoy the Italian dolce vita.

Amalfi Historic Centre

Amalfi is the symbol of the Amalfi Coast and was once one of the most powerful Maritime Republics in Italy. In the Middle Ages, this town was a flourishing center of trade and still retains a unique charm with its tangle of alleys, small squares and architecture that mixes Arab and medieval influences

The most iconic monument is undoubtedly the Cathedral of Sant’Andrea, with its imposing staircase, the Paradise Cloister, a masterpiece of Arab-Gothic architecture and its Arab-Norman façade. Strolling through the historical center, you can discover the ancient paper mills, famous for the production of Amalfi paper, and taste the delicious limoncello made with the famous lemons of the coast.