The Amalfi Coast is served by two airports — Salerno’s is closest, but a wider range of carriers fly from the UK to Naples. From here it’s a 1h40 minute bus ride to the gateway town of Sorrento.

As if anyone needed a reason to book a trip to the Amalfi Coast, Palazzo Avino, one of the most striking hotels in the region, gives you 100 reasons. "The Pink Palace," as it's affectionately ...

I've visited Italy's Amalfi Coast three times. It's beautiful, but I don't like the crowds or the prices. I prefer other Italian destinations such as Cefalù, a small city in Sicily with great ...

Maison La Minervetta hotel, Sorrento, Italy Bernard Touillon After studying set design in Florence, he completed a Master’s at Domus Academy in Milan, where he learned from some of the biggest ...

Italy’s glamorous Amalfi Coast has long been a summer playground for the elite, from the days of the Roman Empire right up to the dolce vita heyday of the 1960s, when Sophia Loren had a villa ...

Sleeps: 4 On the Sorrento coastline, this villa is the dreamy pick for an Italian summer holiday. There’s shared access to the outdoor pool for cooling off from the Amalfi heat or basking in the ...

There’s no denying the beauty that is the Amalfi Coast, but with the heaving crowds populating this Italian gem, finding alternatives is high on the list of many traveller’s agendas.

Amalfi Coast Full Drive - Part 2 of 2" takes you on the final stretch of a breathtaking journey along Italy’s iconic coastal road. Experience stunning cliffside views, charming seaside villages ...

Host your dream wedding at The Anantara Convento di Amalfi, a historic 13th-century monastery turned luxury hotel on Italy's stunning Amalfi Coast.

The hotel’s event spaces, including the Wagner Room and the Pool Area, have amazing views of the Amalfi Coast and can seat up to 150 guests.

The Amalfi Coast is a breathtakingly beautiful region located along the southern coast of Italy, in the Campania region. It stretches for about 50 kilometers along the Tyrrhenian Sea, from the ...

About 5 million visitors make their way to the Amalfi Coast every year — which makes running into tourist traps seem inevitable. However, I've had plenty of time to be a tourist in my own area.