Start your honeymoon trip by visiting the iconic Villa Rufolo, an 800-year-old villa, where you can immerse yourself in the history and architecture of Amalfi. The villa's stunning views, lush gardens, and famous music festival make it one of the top destinations in the area.
Take a day trip to the charming town of Ravello, where flower-filled gardens and stunning views await. The town's cathedral and Villa Cimbrone are popular attractions. Consider taking a ceramic-making workshop or visiting the Ravello Art Gallery.
Make your way to the stunning Fiordo di Furore, a picturesque inlet between towering cliffs that welcomes adventurous swimmers with its crystal-clear waters. Drive or hike your way to the edge of the water and take a dip in this unique natural seawater pool.
Take the scenic Amalfi Coast Drive, starting from Positano and ending in Salerno. The drive is one of the most picturesque in the world, winding through dramatic coastal cliffs, sea views, and charming coastal towns. Stop along the way and enjoy panoramic views of the coast and cliff-side lemon groves.
This is your chance to get hands-on and experience the long history of paper production in Amalfi by visiting the Museum of Paper. Witness the ancient techniques of papermaking, and why not create your own bespoke paper as a take away.
A trip to Amalfi should be marked by a visit to Positano, a picturesque village perched on the hillside overlooking the sea. The pastel-colored houses cascade down to the water's edge, and the bougainvillea-laced alleyways are perfect for a romantic stroll. Stop to shop for the renowned Positano linens or handmade sandals.
For beautiful views off the beaten path, visit the Torre dello Ziro. The fortress is built on top of a hill and offers panoramic views of the beautiful Amalfi coast. Take a picnic with you and enjoy the views on a beautiful afternoon.
Experience the beauty of the Amalfi coast from a different perspective by kayaking in the Bay of Ieranto. Paddle around charming little beaches and sea caves along the coast's turquoise waters. It is a unique opportunity to spend a day in nature, and perhaps, you might spot some dolphins.
Pay a visit to Villa Cimbrone, famous for its beautifully manicured gardens and breathtaking views from the Terrace of Infinity. The mosaic-style landscape and stunning architecture is as breathtaking as the views. Take time to enjoy the gardens while sipping of prosecco enjoying the sunset.
Interested in learning about the region's cuisine? Joining a cooking class will provide you with culinary delights from the Amalfi region, and perhaps, give you some cooking inspiration for back at home. It is one way to demonstrate affection towards your loved one by preparing some meals with local ingredients.
Spend your day at the beautiful and secluded Gavitella beach. It's a beautiful place to relax and take in the beautiful weather, blue waters and stunning cliffs. Snorkeling and paddleboarding are also available, making it an interesting way to spend the day with your partner. Beach umbrellas and loungers are available for rent.
Few things are as awe-inspiring as the Duomo di Sant'Andrea. This beautiful 12th-century Baroque-style cathedral and bell tower dominate the main square of Amalfi. It's an essential site to visit, and its magnitude provides a humbling experience as honeymooners.
Head on yet another trip to a breathtaking villa, Villa San Michele. The romantic garden-filled villa in a serene location less crowded with tourists, provides a picturesque view of the coastline, Ravello and the sea beyond. It is a perfect place for a honeymooning couple looking for somewhere romantic to kick back and relax.
Challenge yourselves to an adventurous trek of the Path of the Gods. The hike will take you through pretty meadows and ancient stone steps, leading to an unforgettable panoramic view of the Amalfi coast. Hiking guides on this hike's rocky terrain are available and come highly recommended as it's rough terrain.
For a trip back in time, wrap up your honeymoon with a visit to Pompeii Archaeological Site. The ruins of the ancient city gives a glimpse of daily life in Roman times that were forever paused after an eruption from nearby Mount Vesuvius. It is a humbling experience to share this experience with your significant other.
Getting around Amalfi can be a unique experience due to the lack of well-maintained roads and the terrain's steepness. It can also be costly, so one way is to pre-book a private transfer from Naples International Airport to your accommodation or take public transportation if you're on a budget. Taxis can be expensive in the area, so bus transportation might be preferable. If traveling by bus, ensure to factor in the extra time it takes compared to driving, as well as the cost of the bus fare.
If two weeks seem tight, consider extending your stay by a few days. Add a visit to the nearby islands of Ischia and Capri, or cycle to discover the backstreets in the towns to experience a local's viewpoint. You might also consider cutting a day or two and focus on particular things and enjoy them to the maximum rather than a rushed experience. Either way, be flexible with your itinerary to make the most of your vacation.
The city's primary airport is the Naples International Airport (NAP), located 50 km from Amalfi. It is the largest airport in Southern Italy and serves both domestic and international destinations. The airport has excellent road and rail connections, and buses frequently travel to Amalfi, with a journey time of one and a half hours.