Italy - Campania
Positano
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One of the most accessible villages along the Amalfi Coast, Positano, ia a postcard-perfect fishing hamlet snuggled in a cove that is wrapped by an exceeding steep hill. Colorfully painted houses, trendy boutiques, cute restaurants, and cascades of brilliant bougainvillea add to the appeal of this jewel.If you are not overnighting in Positano, by all means make this a day’s excursion. The town is a photographer’s dream—houses painted a dazzling white step down the impossibly steep hillside to a pebble beach lapped by brilliant blue water. To reach the small plaza dominated by a church topped by a colorful mosaic-tiled dome you have to climb one of the town’s many staircases. Today Positano attracts artists and tourists from around the world, but in the 16th and 17th centuries it was an important seaport with tall-masted ships bringing in wares from around the world. When steamships came into vogue in the 19th century, Positano’s prosperity declined and three-quarters of its population immigrated to the United StatesFrom Naples you can take the ferry to Sorrento and then on to Positano, or take the train to Sorrento and a bus from there (the buses leave from the train station).
Nearby Hotels and Bed & Breakfasts:
Listed Alphabetically, Not By Distance.
Albergo Sansevero Degas
Buca di Bacco
Hotel Caesar Augustus
Hotel Caruso
Casa Cosenza
Chiaja Hotel de Charme
Hotel Il Convento
Costantinopoli 104
La Fenice
Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria
Hotel Luna
Hotel Marina Riviera
Hotel Marincanto
La Minerva
La Mola
Oasi Olimpia Relais
Palazzo Belmonte
Hotel Palazzo Doria D’Angri
Hotel Palazzo Murat
Hotel Palumbo
Punta Regina
Il San Pietro di Positano
Hotel Santa Caterina
Le Sirenuse Hotel
Villa Brunella
Villa Cimbrone
Hotel Villa Franca
Villa Giulia
Villa Giusso
Villa Krupp
Villa La Tartana
Villa Le Scale
Villa Maria
Villa Rosa
Hotel Villa Sirio
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