The Queen of the Coast

Amalfi

The Amalfi Coast seems to be one grand balcony suspended between a sea of cobalt blue and the feet of the Lattari Mountains, in a long stretch of hollows and promontories, coves, cultivated terraces, vineyards, and citrus and olive groves.
Set in a unique environment, it is an exemplar of a Mediterranean landscape and of enormous cultural and natural value due to its topographical characteristics, as well as its historical evolution. For this, it is protected by UNESCO.

Amalfi's Sant'Andrea cathedral with its staircase and the cafe tables in the square
Piazza
Duomo
Amalfi from the sea: houses on the cliffside and the umbrella-lined beach
Marina Grande
The bow of a wooden gozzo on blue water in front of the coastal caves
Grotta dello Smeraldo
An Amalfi Coast cove from above, with boats at anchor and beach umbrellas
Duoglio Beach
Amalfi beach from above, with blue and white umbrellas along the shore
Santa Croce Beach
The bell tower of Amalfi cathedral framed by a stone arch, the harbour behind
Amalfi
Coast

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