Ischia
The largest island in the Bay of Naples. Thermal spas, lush gardens, volcanic beaches, and Aragonese Castle. Gateway to Procida and the Phlegraean Islands.
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Handpicked destinations along the Amalfi Coast, Sorrento Peninsula, and the islands of Campania.
Capri
The most glamorous island in Italy. The Blue Grotto, Faraglioni, designer boutiques, and La Piazzetta.
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Positano
The jewel of the Amalfi Coast. Pastel houses cascade down the hillside to a beautiful beach.
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Sorrento
Iconic cliffside town on the Bay of Naples. Clementine-scented lanes, Marina Grande fishing harbour, panoramic terraces over Vesuvius, and the fastest gateway to Capri, Positano, and Pompeii.
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Amalfi
Ancient maritime republic turned clifftop jewel. The Duomo di Sant'Andrea, lemon-terraced hills, and the historic heart of the Amalfi Coast.
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Castellammare di Stabia
Gateway town between Naples and the Sorrento Peninsula. Ancient Roman thermal baths, Monte Faito cable car, shipyards, and direct ferries to Capri.
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Ravello
Terraces above the Amalfi Coast, 365m up. Villa Cimbrone, Villa Rufolo, and a chamber music festival that pulls crowds from across Europe.
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Sant'Agnello
Quieter neighbour of Sorrento, joined at the hip. Belle Époque villas, clifftop gardens, and a direct Circumvesuviana stop between Sorrento and Piano.
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Piano di Sorrento
The peninsula's residential centre, one Circumvesuviana stop north of Sorrento. Marina di Cassano fishing harbour, baroque churches, and quiet lemon groves.
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Meta di Sorrento
The peninsula's sandy beach town, at the base of Monte Faito. Long beach of Alimuri, small harbour, and direct Circumvesuviana to Sorrento in three minutes.
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The Amalfi Coast, Sorrento Peninsula, and the island of Capri form one of the most spectacular travel destinations in the Mediterranean. Each area offers a distinct character — from the glamour of Positano and the historic charm of Amalfi to the peaceful panoramas of Ravello and the authentic local life of Sorrento. BlueKeys is based right here on the Sorrento Peninsula, and our local knowledge helps you choose the perfect base, discover hidden gems, and make the most of every day on the coast. Browse our destination guides for detailed travel information, recommended stays, and curated tours in each area.
FAQ
What is the best area to visit on the Amalfi Coast?+
It depends on your priorities. Positano for glamour, Amalfi for history and convenience, Ravello for tranquillity, Sorrento for the best transport connections and day trip access.
How do I get to the Amalfi Coast?+
Most visitors fly into Naples airport (NAP) and take a private transfer to the coast. BlueKeys offers door-to-door transfers starting from €120.
When is the best time to visit?+
May and September offer the best weather with fewer crowds. June is excellent but busier. July-August is peak season with the warmest water.
Can I visit multiple destinations in one trip?+
Absolutely. Sorrento is the ideal base for exploring the whole region. From there you can easily reach Positano, Amalfi, Ravello, and Capri by ferry, bus, or private transfer through BlueKeys.
Do I need a car to get around the Amalfi Coast?+
A car is not necessary and can be stressful due to narrow roads and limited parking. Ferries, SITA buses, and BlueKeys private transfers cover all major destinations comfortably.
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Destination guides
Amalfi Coast 3-Day Itinerary: The Perfect Trip
A day-by-day local guide to making the most of 3 days — Positano, Amalfi, Ravello, Capri.
Read guideThings to Do in Positano — The Complete 2026 Guide
Beaches, hikes, boat trips and restaurants — everything worth doing in Positano.
Read guide12 Best Beaches on the Amalfi Coast
From the famous sands of Positano to hidden coves — our pick of the finest beaches.
Read guideSouthern Italy's most breathtaking coastline
Stretching from the cliffs of Positano to the ancient harbour of Salerno, the Amalfi Coast is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Behind the coast, the Sorrento Peninsula offers charming towns, lemon groves, and easy access to Pompeii. Offshore, Capri and Ischia offer glamour, thermal spas, and sea caves.
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