Positano, Amalfi Coast Tours & Activities in 2026

Positano , Amalfi Coast

From $ 116.36

A transfer with a trained driver who speaks English fluently. the driver knows very well the culture and history of the territory. Being born and raised here he will advise you on the best experiences that the territory has to offer.

Positano , Amalfi Coast

From $ 122.18

An excursion on a small-group boat tour along the Amalfi Coast is a definite must-do! Not only you will enjoy a different perspective of the coastline but you will also discover the beauty of the many coves and little fishing villages along the way. Something you will definitely not see from the road above. Discoveries along the way include: - The Triton & African Grotto, which you can access by swimming in, should conditions allow. - The Furore Gorge; an ancient fishing village listed by UNESCO. - Emerald Grotto entrance, it's an optional. Grotta dello Smeraldo. - The famous Natural Arch (Arco Naturale) where you can enjoy the sensation of swimming through this famous landmark. - En route, you will also enjoy a leisurely view of other lesser-known towns such as Atrani, Minori, and Maiori. - You can admire the City of Amalfi from the sea at the turning point of your excursion. Dock in Amalfi for a stroll on your own through the historic maritime republic’s old town.

Positano , Amalfi Coast

From $ 125.97

The Ferriere Valley is the most precious jewel of Scala and one of the 41 Italian biogenetic reserves. A deep valley of primitive and lush nature that is born in the mountains of Scala to finish six kilometers further down in the territory of Amalfi. A piece of nature that comes from the past, perhaps because it is hidden and not very easy to visit, has come down to us intact. The valley is traversed throughout its length by the Rio Canneto. The crystal clear waters allow highly sensitive flora and fauna life. High rocky ridges protect the valley from cold winds from the north. From the south instead it is open to the hot and humid winds from the sea. This particular weather condition involves the phenomenon of inversion of the vegetation: the one on the bottom of the valley is of the Mesofilo, grows in a cool, moist environment. The mediterranean macchia, that prefers warmer, dry areas, grows on the higher walls.