Amalfi is a place that will leave you breathless from the first glance: kissed by the sun for most of the year, this small town framed between the mountains slopes down gently toward the blue of the sea.

If you look at her so, with the air thus expanse, it seems almost impossible to think that a thousand years before has been so diligent to dominate the maritime trade of the Mediterranean.
   

Cetara, quiet fishing village that still retains all the charm of yesteryear. Here the vocation marinara and relives fishing each year in August, with the Festival of the tuna, by always preferred prey experts cetaresi fishermen.
There is a beach very popular down the country, but stopping along the coastal road can be accessed (by going down a lot of steps) to a beautiful cove with free access to the beach or beach facilities from Salerno it takes about twenty minutes by bus to reach Cetara; something in less than if you are moving in a car.
   
The beach of Erchie is wider than that of Cetara and the sea is just as clean. The village and collected and not offers special things to see (except a pretty church), but it is the ideal place to spend a day at the beach without bear the fatigue of long stairways.
   
In Maiori the context it is lively thanks to the many young people who crowd the long sand and shingle beach and that are found, until late in the evening, in the cafes and restaurants that overlook the waterfront. In high season you can relax in the sunshine, especially in the weekend, may become an impossible task: if you are looking for peace and quiet and better fold on other solutions.
The country still offers many things to visit, including the Castle of San Nicola de Thoro-Plano , the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria a Mare (XIII century) and the Abbey of Santa Maria de Olearia
   
the "little sister" of Maiori has a personality and a charm all of its own, which is fully revealed in the intimate atmosphere of the village and in the many monuments and churches are present in this parcel of land lapped by the sea.
In addition to the Basilica of Santa Trofimena, deserve a visit the Roman Maritime Villa (which houses precious relics and mosaics of the era), the Bell Tower of the Annunziata and the Confraternity of SS. Sacrament..
   
The dome of the church of St. John the Baptist, with its beautiful majolica, and the first sign of welcome with which the "divina costiera" greets the visitor at the exit of the highway.
Vietri is known throughout the world for the artistic workmanship of the ceramics: it is worth to run between the shops to buy one of the prized artifacts in the exhibition, or more simply choose an original object to bring friends to return from a trip.