Day 01
Naples to Positano
Private transfer, evening aperitivo on the terrace.

Italy · Amalfi
A journey planned with Kat
I'd choose Amalfi for you if the sea matters more than checking off towns. We would travel by small boat whenever possible, sleep away from the loudest streets, and treat Ravello as an evening rather than a hurried day trip.
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Highlights
Private gozzo boat from Positano to Nerano
Lemon grove lunch above Amalfi town
Chamber concert in the Villa Rufolo gardens
Pasta-making with a nonna in Praiano
A representative shape
Shown to illustrate how I plan. Your version is built around your dates, pace, and what you love.
Day 01
Private transfer, evening aperitivo on the terrace.
Day 02
Full-day gozzo along the coast, swim in Nerano's coves, lunch on the water.
Day 03
Villa Cimbrone and Rufolo, chamber concert in the gardens at dusk.
Day 04
Paper museum, lemon grove lunch, afternoon in Atrani.
Day 05
Pasta-making class in a village home, final swim before dinner.
Day 06
Naples transfer, a stop for sfogliatella on the way.
When you'd like to travel
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