What to Do in Positano

Positano’s iconic main beach offers breathtaking views of colorful houses cascading down the cliffs. To capture stunning photos with fewer crowds, visit early in the morning.

• Address: Via Marina Grande, 84017 Positano.
• Great for: Beach photos with iconic backdrops.
• Pro Tip: Arrive at sunrise for a quiet and serene experience.

This hidden gem is part of a local produce shop on Via dei Mulini but offers a secret rooftop entrance via Via Cristoforo Colombo. It’s decorated with colorful ceramics and vases, making it a favorite among photographers.

• Address: Via Cristoforo Colombo, 84017 Positano.
• Working Hours: Open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Hours may vary slightly during off-peak seasons.
• Pro Tip: Don’t hesitate to ask for access to the terrace when browsing ceramics.

A serene and romantic terrace offering breathtaking views, ideal for lunch or cocktails.

• Address: Viale Pasitea, 318, 84017 Positano.
• Cost: Main courses start from €20.
• Working Hours: Open daily from 12:30 PM to 11:30 PM.
• Pro Tip: Book ahead to get the best seating.

Famous for its vibrant orange umbrellas and turquoise waters, this is a must-visit beach club for Instagram-worthy moments.

• Address: Via Arienzo, 16, 84017 Positano.
• Cost: Lounger rentals from €50.
• Working Hours: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6 PM.
• Pro Tip: Book in advance to secure a spot.

This Michelin-starred restaurant in Le Sirenuse offers candlelit dining with breathtaking views of Positano.
Mandolin and guitar duo Franco and Andrea have been musical fixtures at La Sponda restaurant since 1993.

• Address: Via Cristoforo Colombo, 30, 84017 Positano.
• Reservations: Essential.
• Cost: Tasting menu from €120.
• Working Hours: Open daily from 7:00 PM to 11:30 PM.
• Pro Tip: Reserve well in advance to experience the romantic candlelit ambiance and stunning views of Positano. Arrive early to enjoy a cocktail on the terrace before dinner.

Accessible only by boat, this rustic seafood eatery provides a truly unique Amalfi dining experience. A little rustic and totally iconic. This spot is an absolute must on your list.

• Address: Accessible via boat from Positano harbor (5 minutes).
• Reservations: Highly recommended
• Cost: Main courses from €30.
• Working Hours: Open daily from 11:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
• Pro Tip: The boat from Positano is every 30 mins from 10 a.m. – 1 a.m. Bring your towels, and you can enjoy a peaceful and secluded beach after your lunch.

Explore Positano and its narrow streets on a classic Vespa. This fun and stylish way to travel allows you to avoid traffic and access hidden spots with ease.

• Where to Rent: Vespa rentals are available in the main town.
• Cost: Rentals from €50/day.
• Great for: Creating trendy photos and reels while exploring the town.

What sets La Gavitella apart is its unique west-facing location, which means it enjoys sunshine from morning until late evening—rare for many beaches along the Amalfi Coast. The beach boasts breathtaking views of Positano, Capri, and the Li Galli island.

• Address: Via Gavitella, 84010 Praiano SA, Italy.
• Access: Reachable by a scenic staircase from Praiano or by boat.
• Opening Hours: Open daily from 9:00 AM to sunset.
• Reservations: Strongly recommended, especially during the summer season. You can book sun loungers and tables in advance to ensure your spot.
• Pro Tip: “Watermelon Time” in the afternoon—a fun beach tradition where fresh watermelon is served to all guests.

Stunning gardens offering panoramic coastal views.

• Address: Piazza Duomo, 84010 Ravello SA, Italy.
• Opening Hours: Open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM (hours may vary seasonally, so check ahead if visiting in winter).
• Entry Fee: Adults: €7. Children (under 12): Free Reduced tickets (students, seniors): €5.
• Pro Tip: Visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid crowds and enjoy the peaceful beauty of the gardens. Don’t miss the iconic view from the terrace overlooking the Amalfi Coast—one of the most photographed spots in the region. If you’re visiting in the summer, check the schedule for the Ravello Festival, as the gardens host incredible open-air concerts in this magical setting.

A magical sea cave where sunlight creates glowing blue waters.

• Best time to visit: The grotto gets crowded, so arriving early can help avoid long waits.
• Pro tip: Bring cash for the entrance fee and tips for rowboat operators. The Blue Grotto closes if the sea is rough or tides are high. Check weather conditions in advance. Ask the rowboat operator to sing a traditional Italian song as you glide through the glowing waters—it’s a tradition that adds a magical touch to the experience.

Dine at a perfect spot to enjoy fresh seafood with a view.

• Working Hours: Open daily from 12:00 PM to 3:30 PM.
• Pro Tip: This seaside restaurant is perfect for a leisurely lunch with spectacular views of Capri’s coastline. Try their fresh seafood dishes paired with a chilled local white wine. Make a reservation to secure a table by the water for the best experience.