Getting There -- SITA buses run every 2 hours during the day from Sorrento, costing 2.40€ ($3.10/£1.60) one-way. There are also SITA bus connections from Positano, costing 1.30€ ($1.70/85p) one-way.
By car from Positano, continue east along the narrow hairpin turns of the Amalfi Drive (S163).
Visitor Information -- The tourist office, at Corso Roma 19-21 (tel. 089-871107; www.amalfitouristoffice.it), is open Monday to Friday 8:30am to 1:30pm and 3 to 5pm, and Saturday 8:30am to 1:30pm. It closes early in the winter months.
Amalfi Travel Experiences
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Village on the Sea
The first trial on this leg of the trip was getting the bus up the hill to our hotel. While the curvy road provided gorgeous scenic views... Continue reading »
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Vesuvius towers over what it destroyed
Starting out our morning on the train heading towards Vesuvius. We did not realise how close we were to it. Naples is very gu... Continue reading »
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Sorrento
Arrived in Sorrento to discover our fantastic apartment. The view from the 5th floor is out to the sea and is wonderful. Ther... Continue reading »
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3 nights in Sorrento
Our first experience on a passenger train was when we left Rome and headed for Sorrento. We left early in the morning and were in Naple... Continue reading »
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Pompeii, Naples & the Amalfi Coast
Sunday, 16th November We had made such good time last night that we found ourselves in the outskirts of Napoli by 10 next morning….23 Eu... Continue reading »
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