Top Amalfi Architecture Tours

Alessandro, a local hiking guide born and raised in Amalfi, will be thrilled to welcome you to his homeland, telling. you all the stories related to the landscape and the history of the Amalfi Coast. He grew up hiking, so he decided to turn his lifetime passion into his full time job. He is a great passionate of local history and avid traveler.

Set sail along the ruggedly beautiful Amalfi Coast for your own private adventure at sea. Climb aboard a boat from Positano, Praiano, Amalfi, Minori, or Maiori and relax on deck as your expert skipper navigates alongside World Heritage-listed sea cliffs, hidden coves, and romantic beaches. Stop as often as you wish to swim or climb ashore to explore charming seaside villages. It’s a perfect outing for couples, families or groups of friends.

Local professional English-speaking private driver. A magical experience for some of the most characteristic places in the south, with expert people who will be very eloquent in showing you the places, monuments and cities. The transfer to the coast will be enriched by a scenic route on the Sorrento and Amalfi coast. It is also possible to leave from the coast to get to Naples.

The guided tour of Amalfi leads you through one of the most enchanting towns of the Amalfi Coast, where narrow alleys preserve art and history. Entering through Porta della Marina, you reach the historic center and admire the grand staircase of the Cathedral of Sant’Andrea, with its Arab-Norman style and richly decorated mosaic facade. Inside, the crypt houses the Saint’s remains, surrounded by frescoes and sculptures, while the bell tower and bronze doors from Constantinople add charm. Next, visit the Cloister of Paradise, once a noble cemetery, known for its elegant arches, marble details, and peaceful garden with palm trees. The tour continues through picturesque streets with flowers, lemon scents, and local shops. Climbing the stone steps reveals stunning views, and along the way you encounter the “Cap e Ciuccio” fountain with a submerged nativity scene. The tour ends at the waterfront with the Arsenale, the ancient shipyard, and a relaxing walk among cafes, shops, and beaches.

Escape the crowds and traffic on land and instead explore the Amalfi Coast by sea with this independent boat rental, no boating license required. Cruise along the coastline in complete freedom and privacy, stopping to take a dip or admire the view when and where you want. Skirt past the towns of Positano and Praiano, marvel at the Furore Fjord, and swim off the Li Galli Islets.

Pompeii and Herculaneum were both affected by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius (Monte Vesuvio), but each reveals a very different side of ancient Roman life. This small-group tour makes it easy to visit both in one day, with a guide explaining what you’re seeing and how the two cities compare. Explore Pompeii’s busy streets, forums, and public buildings, then continue to Herculaneum, known for its remarkably preserved homes and everyday details—gaining a deeper understanding than you would on a self-guided visit.

Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius are two A-list sights, but visiting them both in one day from Positano can be a challenge. Skip the hassle of the bus and train and save precious hours with this tour that includes minibus transportation and skip-the-line tickets. Delve into the fascinating history of Pompeii with a guided tour, then climb the trail to the top of Mt. Vesuvius to take in the view.

Discover two of the most important archaeological sites in the world on a full-day guided tour of Pompeii and Herculaneum, perfect for history and archaeology lovers. Meet your expert local guide and travel by comfortable coach along the scenic Amalfi Coast road, passing picturesque towns on the way to Pompeii. Enjoy a 2-hour skip-the-line guided tour of this ancient Roman commercial city, exploring its streets, shops, houses, and public buildings. Learn how daily life came to a sudden halt during the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, when ash and lapilli buried the city. After free time for lunch, continue to Herculaneum, a smaller and well-preserved coastal town that was mainly residential. During a 2-hour guided visit, discover remarkably intact buildings and the area where the victims’ remains were found, offering a powerful insight into the final moments of the eruption. On the return journey, stop at a traditional cameo workshop to learn about this local craft.