A car and driver will pick you up at the Naples train station where you will continue the visit to the Amalfi Coast. This area of Italy is one of the most beautiful places in the world, where the mountains rush vertically to an unimaginably blue sea. A place of intense colours - of yellow lemon trees and green cactus plants. Our driver will take you to first Positano, the famous picturesque town with its narrow streets, tumbling down to the azure waters Mediterranean. From there we'll head to the town of Amalfi and continue to the town of Ravello sitting on the peaks of the mountain overlooking into the sea. On our way back to Rome we'll pass through the vertiginous Monti Lattari - reaching these peaks will give you a splendid view of the coastline. It is the landscape, art, history, speech of the people, and the local flavors that characterize a land. We must also speak of the colors because there is truly a specific luminosity in the Mediterranean sun and sea. Meeting the great mountains, it creates a play of colors with infinite gradations: the intensity of the Mediterranean. They are the colors of the lemon trees, the waves that break against the cliffs, the varieties of cactus that are always green and dry the mountain rocks. In this land where the mountains rush vertically to a sea more blue that you have ever imagined and the streets wedged along the mountainside unfold in a continuous surprising play of unexpected panoramas at each new curve, we find some of the most beautiful coast in the world that in some ways still preserves the memory and the flavor of old fishing villages. Arriving in Positano at the summit of this picturesque little town, we will descend slowly toward the beach by way of small narrow streets and ancient alleyways, with little houses of vibrant colors facing the sea on unimaginable terraces suspended over the void. Passing by typical shops of ceramics and fabrics, and fragrant gardens of orange and lemon trees, we will come to the church of Santa Maria dell'Assunta whose dome is covered in colored majolica. Then we will proceed to Amalfi, a town that preserves important memories of its past as a maritime republic. Around the 10th century it saw a period of splendor thanks to the sea trade in the Mediterranean and their control of some important ports. The Duomo of St. Andrea and the Cloister of Paradise are the most important examples that we will visit, in addition to the streets and the shops of traditional products on the sea. We will return by way of Monti Lattari, reaching the peek of these high mountains that race to the sea, and from which there is a truly spectacular view of the entire peninsula of Sorrento, the coast, and the sea. From here we will be able to fully appreciate the beauty of the landscape, the audacity of those who crossed these waters in sail boats with only the wind and their knowledge. From here you will also be able to take great pictures of these dream-like places.
