Live your moment of the Italian “Dolce Vita” on board a famous vintage car Fiat 500 that will be the highlight of your beautiful photos and amazing selfies that will make you remember your unforgettable holiday.

Enjoy a relaxing couple massage outdoors on the private terrace overlooking the sea of your accommodation.

You will enjoy 1 hour of pure relaxation thanks to a regenerative massage surrounded by quietness, privacy, and breathtaking views where the sky and the sea of the bay of Positano embrace themselves.
A team of experienced professional therapists will be equipped with folding massage beds, essential oils, and relaxing music to let you live an experience of total well-being.

• The package also includes 1 hour in the beautiful mirror-pool with whirlpool located on the rooftop, accompanied by a drink or herbal tea offered.
• Offer reserved for bookings with a min. stay of 3 nights;
• Day and time for the couple massage and the mirror-pool to be booked in advance according to availability.

Live your moment of the Italian "Dolce Vita" on board a famous vintage car Fiat 500 that will be the highlight of your beautiful photos and amazing selfies that will make you remember your unforgettable holiday.

Enjoy a half- day tour with private transfer exploring Pompeii Ruins: one of the most famous archeological sites in Italy, Unesco Heritage site.
The tour is private so you will have the transfer with an English speaking driver at your disposal.

The driver will accompany you to the entrance of the archaeological site and will wait at the exit.
At the end of the visit, the driver will collect you at the exit of the Archeological site and will bring you back to the Villa.

On the way back the driver will stop on one of the many terraces on the sea where vendors sell typical fruits, ice lemon or orange juice, and take wonderful photos.

Autumn holidays on the Amalfi Coast? For lovers of good wine and traveling, it is the ideal period.

Take advantage of the beautiful colors of autumn, of the air that becomes pleasantly fresh, of the vines that turn red and orange, creating a painting image and set off on your wine tour on the Amalfi Coast.

Among the natural beauties and vines of the Amalfi Coast Stay at Villa Fiorentino in Positano and discover the excellent wine of the Amalfi Coast, along the Amalfi Coast Wine Route. A food and wine itinerary for true gourmets and connoisseurs that goes from Positano to Vietri sul Mare through enchanting places such as Scala and Amalfi. A road that was created to enhance the inland areas of the place, through wine tourism offers, in fact, the opportunity to experience the area at 360 °.

The Amalfi Coast is the place of breathtaking landscapes, large expanses of lemons, the scent of the sea and vineyards. Agriculture and viticulture on the Amalfi Coast have always been carried out with dedication, love and above all hard work due to the particular territorial conformation. The vines, in fact, grow in double terraces that descend steeply towards the sea. It is as if the local farming sailors had torn the earth from the rock to be able to cultivate it. The inhabitants of the Amalfi Coast are called “sailors-farmers”, their life alternates between boat and vineyard.

We speak of a culture, that of the vine, which dates back to the Greeks, who brought the first native grapes to these areas: Falanghina, Aglianico, Piedirosso and Greco alongside vines such as Ginestra and Fenile, grapes of qualities that are almost exclusive to the territory.

Since then it has only been a succession of great successes for the vines of the Amalfi Coast, up to the denomination Costa d'Amalfi D.O.C.

Scala: Aglianico wine and relax on the Amalfi Coast Along the wine route, do not miss the opportunity to visit Scala, a small town located in the Lattari Mountains about 400 meters above sea level. Its foundation is said to date back to 330 BC, it remained for a long time under the dominion of the Republic of Amalfi and was named for this "the lioness of Amalfi".

The town is divided into numerous hamlets or villages, such as: Santa Caterina, Scala Centro, San Pietro, Campidoglio, Minuta and Pontone.

Its characteristic is to offer peace and tranquility to visitors. Fill your glass with an excellent Aglianico wine and experience a relaxing weekend in this little corner of Paradise.

What to see in Scala on the Amalfi Coast? The ancient part of the town is full of steep and narrow streets that intersect between the houses perched and placed in the shape of a staircase, rich in culture and art, it offers the opportunity to visit numerous monuments such as:

• The Cathedral of San Lorenzo located in the historic center;
• The Church of Santa Maria Annunziata in the hamlet of Minuta;
• Sanctuary of the Madonna del Carmelo;
• The Church of S. Antonio of Padua;
• The chapels of Santa Maria della Porta and San Paolo, the Church of San Pietro;
• The Church of San Giovanni Battista dell'Acqua;
• The Torre dello Ziro in the Pontone hamlet.

And if you love nature, you can immerse yourself in the Valle delle Ferriere, a natural reserve of about 500 square meters, which stretches between the mountains of Scala on the border between Amalfi and Agerola. A rich Mediterranean vegetation that offers landscapes of unique beauty.

Always continuing along the wine route between spectacular views and tasting of typical wines of the Amalfi Coast, take the opportunity to visit Amalfi.

Amalfi: the "Pearl of the Amalfi Coast" Amalfi in the center of the Amalfi Coast is an Ancient Maritime Republic, its history is marked by commercial relations with the Mediterranean. Mediterranean architecture can be seen in its white houses that lean against each other, in its watchtowers and in its historic center.

An event that celebrates the glorious past of Amalfi is the Regatta of the Maritime Republics, an event that takes place in rotation between the ancient Maritime Republics and which sees as protagonists four boats that compete.

Nature and places of culture: what to visit in Amalfi? The symbol of the city is the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea Apostolo with its bell tower covered with multicolored majolica majestically imposes itself in the city. From the portico of the cathedral, you can access the Basilica del Crocifisso, the seat of the Diocesan Museum of Amalfi, and the Cloister of Paradise.

And strolling through the beautiful alleys, stopping to visit the Paper Museum, Amalfi is famous for its handmade paper, known as "bambagina".

After visiting the monuments and the museum, allow yourself a moment of relaxation surrounded by nature, with a walk in the Valle dei Mulini nature reserve, an area of historical, naturalistic and cultural importance that extends along the Canneto stream, whose waters were once used to power the Amalfi hydroelectric plant and the paper mills that produced the famous bambagina paper.

And after visiting these magical places and tasting the excellent Costa d’Amalfi D.O.C. wine, you just have to go back to Villa Fiorentino in Positano and continue your holidays on the Amalfi Coast.

Autumn holidays, what to do on the Amalfi Coast? For you who love cycling, you couldn’t choose the best time.

October is the right month to discover the Amalfi Coast on your bike, there is little traffic compared to previous months and the climate is less hot.

Cycling through the streets of the Amalfi Coast The bike tour is special because it gives you the chance to discover hidden and less frequented, but very beautiful places. Like some beaches that are difficult to reach, especially in high season, but which, thanks to the practicality of this means of transport, you can easily discover. Beaches that deserve to be visited for the peace and relax they offer.

Furthermore, the bike is comfortable because in this way you can also reach small towns where parking by other means sometimes becomes difficult. And not only that, you can dodge the traffic and stop to enjoy the wonderful panorama of vineyards and lemon groves overlooking the coast, which, combined with the beauty of the sea, transform this place into a wonderful painting.

It is true that a territory as steep as that of the Amalfi Coast, made up of continuous ups and downs, requires a little training and a lot of good will, but it is also true that its beauties are such as to repay all the effort of pedaling. For the less experienced, for those who are beginners or for those who are not trained enough to encounter steep climbs, there is the possibility of renting bikes with pedal assistance, a “little help” to not give up the advantages of a bike tour.

From Positano to Vietri by bike From Villa Fiorentino to Positano you can take a breathtaking itinerary, in all senses, which will lead you to the desired destination: Vietri. A distance of about 37 km is not easy to travel, but the incomparable panorama around you will make you forget all the effort to reach it.

Take the Amalfi state road 163, and leave for your destination. It is a narrow road, made up of hairpin bends and curves but full of inlets, fjords, cliffs and arches that will leave you speechless. Along the road you will reach Praiano.

Praiano the country of the most romantic sunset Before entering Praiano, make a stop (with the bike you can easily do it) and admire a nativity scene built in a cave. The work represents the village built in miniature with its houses, its alleys, the sea and which reflects the life and work of local fishermen and artisans.

Once in Praiano do not give up visiting this fishing village which has maintained its authenticity over time without being overwhelmed by tourism, and whose name derives from the Greek Pelagianum, “open sea”.

Praiano offers a spectacular panorama, which goes from the bay of Positano to Punta Campanella, seeing Capri in the background. Its sunset is considered the most beautiful and romantic of the coast.

The town is characterized by the presence of votive shrines decorated in majolica, which are proof of how families built them to reaffirm the ownership of that area and invoke divine protection.

Among the places to visit you will find:

• the Church of San Luca Evangelista, which is the parish church with its characteristic majolica dome, dedicated to San Luca Evangelista who is the patron saint;
• the Church of San Gennaro with its terrace overlooking the sea;
• the Church of Santa Maria a Castro with a splendid majolica floor, and is located near the Convent of San Domenico.

The beaches of Praiano are also worth a visit, such as the beach of Marina di Praia, and the Cala della Gavitella, where you can admire the spectacular sunset.

By bike in Ravello: the city of music Continuing along the route with your bike you will pass through Furore, Amalfi, Atrani, and you will arrive in Ravello. In reality, the road to get there is very steep, but we assure you that walking it, even if with difficulty, is really worth it. You will discover a corner of paradise.

Ravello is located on a promontory about 350 m high above sea level, its surface is small, 8 square km, but rich in culture and art and places to visit, including:

• Villa Rufolo, famous for its splendid gardens. The Ravello Festival is held here, which is why it is named the city of music.
• Villa Cimbrone known for its “viewpoint of infinity” (belvedere dell’infinito), because it offers the eyes a view into which you can get lost, the most beautiful on the coast.
• The Cathedral, characterized by its bronze portal, it is a real museum full of treasures.
• The many churches of Ravello, including the Church of Sant’Angelo dell’Ospedale, the Church of the Annunziata and the Church of San Giovanni.

Continuing along the state road 163 you will meet other towns such as Minori, Maiori, Cetara, all full of beautiful things to discover, and finally Vietri.

Last stop of the bike tour: Vietri sul Mare and its ceramics Vietri is the capital of artistic ceramics, a reason for tourist attraction. The whole history of Vietri is represented on the ceramics that are exported all over the world, it is the identity of the place. The town is characterized by alleys decorated with beautiful majolica and colored houses. Strolling along the streets you can visit the ceramic workshops, where you can admire the artisans at work as they bring their masterpieces to life.

Among the beauties of the place not to be missed are: the Cathedral of Vietri sul Mare, dedicated to San Giovanni Battista and famous for its 36 meter high dome that stands out in the sky with its blue, yellow and green tiles; the Archconfraternity of the Most Holy Rosary and of the Santissima Annunziata and the Ceramics Museum located inside the Villa Guariglia which houses ceramic works created by artisans and artists.

For cycling tourism lovers, the stop on the Amalfi Coast is a must, an unforgettable experience. And after all this cycling, returning to the relaxation of Villa Fiorentino in Positano is a welcome reward.

Staying at Villa Fiorentino in Positano gives you the opportunity to move easily and visit other places. Positano is well connected and this facilitates travel to discover new places.
Plan a trip to Sorrento and leave for an unforgettable day!

How to move from Positano to Sorrento Sorrento is a point of departure and arrival of different means of transport, from Positano you can choose between different alternatives to reach it. By bus with an organized group tour, by taxi, more expensive than the bus, but with the advantage of full autonomy, by private car, but the most beautiful and relaxing method is the hydrofoil, in this way you can admire the beautiful coast and avoid a road full of curves.

Whatever means of transport you choose, one thing is certain, in a short time you will have all the pleasure of reaching an enchanting place.

Sorrento in one day, what to see? Sorrento is defined in many ways, the land of mermaids, of colors, the city of gardens, as well as the homeland of Torquato Tasso. Each of these definitions brings with it a piece of history and culture of the peoples who contributed to the formation of this town, such as the Romans, the Greeks, the Normans and others.

Once you arrive in this beautiful town the things you can admire are numerous:

• Piazza Tasso
• Chiesa della Madonna del Carmelo
• Vallone dei mulini
• Cattedrale di Sorrento
• Sedil Dominova
• Museo di Correale di Terranova
• Chiostro di San Francesco
• Villa comunale

Piazza Tasso is the center of Sorrento, from here the most touristic streets of the town start. On the square there are two statues, one dedicated to Torquato Tasso from which the square takes its name, and who was born here in Sorrento in 1544, and the other dedicated to Saint Anthony, the patron of Sorrento.
Piazza Tasso overlooks the Church of our Lady of Carmel with the bell tower.

Taking the street on the left side of Piazza Tasso you can reach the Vallone dei mulini, so named due to the presence of an ancient mill. The Valley is located right in the historic center and runs along it entirely. It was formed following an eruption that occurred in the Phlegraean Fields, the area was covered by a deposit of debris, in which the waters of two streams began to flow which dug a gorge to the sea.

A part of the gorge and the Vallone was then closed in 1886 when the construction of Piazza Torquato Tasso began. Visiting the Vallone dei Mulini up close is not possible, but it is enough just to photograph it from the bridge above, to admire the beauty of what remains of it, the vegetation that dominates it creates an enchanting image.

Continuing your walk along Corso Italia you can pay a visit to the Sorrento Cathedral dedicated to San Giacomo and San Filippo. The simplicity of its external appearance deceives, because inside it hides Baroque-style decorations.

Also in the historic center, you will find the Sedil Dominova, once the seat of the nobility of the western part of Sorrento, which later became the seat of the workers’ society of silent aid.

Another stop you shouldn’t miss is a visit to the Correale di Terranova Museum. Made up of twenty-four rooms, a library and a garden, inside are preserved Capodimonte porcelain, furniture and many documents and books on the Kingdom of Naples.

Also worth a visit is the Cloister of San Francesco from 1300, which is part of the Church of San Francesco, a place where many weddings are celebrated. From the Cloister, head towards the Villa Comunale, here your eyes will be enchanted by the breathtaking view they will see. From the villa you can go down to Marina Piccola and the bathing establishments, either on foot, or using a very comfortable lift.

Continue your walk to Piazza Vittoria, another panoramic observatory and follow the road that leads you to Marina Grande.

Marina Grande of Sorrento It is a small fishing village that retains the charm of the past and where today there are still many families who live mainly from fishing. The characteristic port of the Marina Grande was in the past the only point of access by sea to the city, and is still well preserved. Although the village remains the place of residence of fishermen, today it is also a tourist hub.

The view that can be enjoyed from the Marina, such as the Gulf of Naples, the coast of Capo Sorrento and Vesuvius are, in fact, a reason for attraction for the tourists who populate it. You have to visit it!

If you love to know not only the naturalistic and archaeological aspects of the places you visit, but also love to taste typical and traditional local dishes, do not give up a stop in a restaurant to taste a typical dish of the place, the gnocchi alla sorrentina and to finish a very tasty limoncello sorrentino.

After this short stay in Sorrento, return to the enchanting scenery of Villa Fiorentino in Positano to continue enjoying your vacation!

Are you dreaming of a fairytale stay, where the sea, relaxation and self-care can be perfectly combined? In addition to a holiday in Positano on the Amalfi Coast, the Island of Ischia is the right place for you!

Ischia is a perfect island for you who love nature, the sea, and moments of tranquility.

Ischia and its sea When you say Ischia you can’t help but think of the sea, its color ranging from intense blue to emerald green which is of a stunning beauty in which to lose your gaze and relax your mind. It has peculiar characteristics, such as to be the object of study by many biologists. In its depths there is the Posidonia oceanica, a real plant called by marine biologists “ecosystem engineer”, because it is able to create a new habitat for fauna and flora with its leaves and its roots. The presence of this plant means that Ischia is called the green island even under water.

The beaches of the island of Ischia Ischia is one of the most beautiful islands in Italy, full of places to visit and beaches where you can spend intense moments of relaxation. The beaches can be reached on foot in the midst of nature, isolated coves or equipped lidos where you can practice balneotherapy.

Before listing the most beautiful beaches of Ischia, it should be clarified that the island is divided into 6 different municipalities:

• Lacco Ameno
• Barano d'Ischia
• Forio d'Ischia
• Casamicciola Terme
• Ischia
• Serrara Fontana

The beaches are located among the different municipalities and to discover them you have to take a real tour. Let’s discover them together, follow me on this tour and choose the perfect place for your vacation.

The beaches of Lacco Ameno San Montano Bay is one of the most beautiful in Lacco Ameno, it is characterized by fine sand, crystal clear waters and shallow waters, therefore ideal for families with children.

Mushroom Beach "La spiaggia del Fungo" whose name derives from the mushroom-shaped tuff located in the sea, characteristic of Lacco Ameno. Here there are both equipped beaches and stretches of free beach.

Nuns Beach "La spiaggia delle Monache" also known as Varulo surrounded by nature and reachable only by sea. It takes its name from the aplysie, molluscs called sea nuns that live in the seabed rich in algae and posidonia, just like those of Ischia.

The beaches of Barano d’Ischia Maronti Beach is the most famous in Barano d'Ischia, about 3 km long and located between the sea and the mountains. Surrounded by crystal clear sea and spectacular nature. It can be reached both by land and by sea via taxi-boats. On this long stretch of beach there are both bathing establishments and free beach areas. A feature of this beach is the presence of Fumaroles, or cracks in the ground from which vapors and volcanic gases escape at very high temperatures.

The beaches of Forio d’Ischia Citara Beach is one of the sunniest on the island, making it perfect for those who love to spend long hours lying in the sun for a perfect tan. Here there is the beach of the Poseidon Thermal Park, the largest on the island.

Cava dell’isola Beach is characterized by coarse-grained dark-colored sand, wild nature and a deep seabed. Far from the city center, it is a free beach, without bathing establishments, an informal environment that makes it a destination above all for youth tourism.

Chiaia Beach is located 300 meters from the town, perfect for families because it is characterized by shallow and sandy water and clear water. The presence of bathing establishments and free beaches allows you to freely choose how to spend your relaxing moments by the sea.

San Francesco Beach, is about 300 meters long and is located not far from the Chiaia Beach, but it is less crowded and quieter. There are mainly private bathing establishments here. The beach and the area are so named for the presence of the Church of San Francesco di Paola.

Sorgeto Bay can be reached by taking about 200 steps. On the seashore, there are naturally formed pools, inside them there are hot springs due to volcanic activity. When the water moved by the waves arrives inside these pools, and the temperature of it becomes accessible, it is possible to immerse yourself inside for a real regenerating bath. Precisely because of the possibility of these regenerating baths in hot water, the Bay is visited throughout the year, even in the late evening, not only during daylight hours.

The beaches of Casamicciola Terme Marina Beach is easy to reach both by car and by bus, characterized by shallow and sandy bottoms, suitable for families. It is an ideal place to enjoy a holiday in total peace and relaxation.

Convent Beach located in front of the Convent of the Passionists from which it takes its name, is accessible along about 50 steps, due to its shallow water and fine sand, it is perfect for children. Another feature is the cliff on the front that gives life to a small bay and protects it from the waves, making it more peaceful and safer for little swimmers.

Bagnitiello is famous above all for the presence of thermal waters that gush from the Bagnitiello spring, testifying to the still active volcanic nature of the island. The beach is small and with rocks, but it is a real corner of paradise. Here there is a bathing park where it is possible to carry out curative massages, but also beauty treatments.

The beaches of Ischia Porto Pescatori Beach or della Mandra is located between Ischia Centro and Ischia Ponte, along a piece of coast that in the past was used only by fishermen. Near the Aragonese Castle, with the colorful fishermen’s houses behind it and the islands of Procida and Vivara in front, it looks like a postcard. It is often possible to see the wooden boats of the fishermen on the beach. The beach is suitable for families and is equipped with both bathing establishments and free beaches.

English Beach is characterized by fine sand and is located in the village of Sant'Alessandro. The beach is not very sunny, it is not immediately deep and therefore suitable for children. It can be reached in three ways: along a path made up of many steps, from a road that takes you from the state road that leads to Casamicciola Terme or from the Port of Ischia. The latter is also an important starting point for ferries to the Amalfi Coast, perfect for a tour to Positano.

Cartaromana Beach is located in the bay of the same name, here it is possible to note once again the presence on the island of natural spas. The submarine fumarole means that there are, at times, warmer stretches of water. It can be reached along a path formed by lava stone steps or aboard a taxi boat. This is truly a heavenly and peaceful place where you can regenerate body and mind.

Lido Beach is located in the center of the town of Ischia and is the most popular as it is convenient and easy to reach both on foot and by public transport. It is also perfect for those with walking difficulties, there are establishments that provide useful services such as walkways that lead to the shore.

The beaches of Serrara Fontana Cava Grado Beach is a true oasis of peace, a small piece of beach that can be reached by descending a staircase of over fifty steps leading to the sea, an effort that is worth making because it is rewarded by a breathtaking beauty. A somewhat hidden beach compared to the others and therefore perfect for those looking for a peaceful holiday.

S. Angelo Beach is located in the center of the village of Sant’Angelo and there are elegant bathing establishments, ideal for those looking for an elite but quiet place for their holidays.
Ischia is all this and much more! You can only find out by visiting it!

From Ischia you can move and then continue your dream holiday on the Amalfi Coast, where Villa Fiorentino in Positano will welcome you with all its majesty.

Spending your holidays on the Amalfi Coast do not miss the opportunity to visit Procida, whose name Prochyta, means, raised by the waters. It is in fact, an island of volcanic origin born from the eruption of volcanoes, now extinct and submerged.
A small island but one that has deserved the proclamation as Italian Capital of Culture 2022. The date that marks the beginning of Procida 2022 is 09 April 2022.
Staying at the Villa Fiorentino in Positano allows you to move comfortably to other places. Positano by sea is well connected and this is to the advantage of those who, like you, love adventure and therefore moving from one place to another, always looking for new experiences.

What to visit in Procida? An island of only 4 square kilometers of surface, but beautiful and full of places to discover.
Procida shows all its beauty already in the distance, when the rainbow of colors of the houses stands out, yellow, blue, orange and white. A mix of color and harmony, which is said to have been chosen by the fishermen of the past. They had colored the houses with different colors to ensure that already from the wide, each one distinguished his own.

What you can see from afar are also the lemon groves of Procida. The lemon of Procida, commonly called lemon bread, is characterized by a coarse-grained skin, light yellow color and spongy and thick white part. It is not a very acidic lemon and this allows you to consume it even in the typical recipe of the place, the Procidana lemon salad.
Now let’s discover together the architectural wonders of Procida.

Murata Ground Cultural and historical center of the island. A fortified village built at the highest point of the island more than 90 meters above sea level. It was born as a real fortress. It is possible to admire here many beauties of the island, such as: the Abbey of San Michele of the sixteenth century. where many works of art are kept. And in whose basement you can visit an ancient place used for burial.

The building that dominates Terra Murata is the Palazzo D’Avalos of 1563, a former prison that until the eighties housed life imprisoned prisoners. A complex that includes several structures, the rector’s casa, the courtyard, the veterans’ building, the medical center, the guards’ barracks, the Spianata agricultural holding and the cell building. The whole of this monumental complex is testimony to the political, military and urban history of the island as well as to the historical and artistic one.

The Casa di Graziella always located in Terra Murata and worth a visit. A museum born taking inspiration from the novel Graziella by a famous writer and poet French, which narrates the love between a young girl from Procida and the writer himself. This house-museum was built starting from the events narrated in the novel, but it is much richer than the fishermen’s houses of the past.

Everything inside it is from the era between 1800 and 1900, but nothing really belonged to the protagonist of the novel.
The purpose for which the museum was born is to succeed, through the myth of Graziella, to pass on and safeguard the history of the island, allowing future generations to know it.

Farmhouse Vascello Located at the foot of Terra Murata, it is the first inhabited center that was formed when the Saracen invasions began to disappear. A well-preserved complex characterized by two entrances, one in Via Salita Castello and the other in Via Principe Margherita. It extends around a large courtyard on which stand the typical houses of the island, built on top of each other just to prevent the passage of enemies, all colored and characterized by the vefio a small balcony typical of the Arab world.

Marina Grande to Procida It is the main port of the island, as soon as you arrive here, you can admire the Montefusco Palace, once the residence of the king, located in front of the landing pier. It is also named Palazzo Merlato for the battlements that distinguish it and that dominates the whole palace.
Marina Grande is the social and economic center of the island, the fish is still sold as it once was, on freshly caught boats, and in addition, it is also today the place where there are many local craft shops. You can visit here the Church of Santa Maria della Pietà and San Giovanni Battista. Characterized by a baroque bell tower with a four-quadrant clock, which immediately strikes the sight of tourists.

La Corricella to Procida Another port of Procida is the Marina di Corricella, in Greek its name means beautiful district. It is the oldest seaside village on the island and is characterized by a particular and unique architecture, for colors, shapes and location of the houses. In this place where the roads are closed to traffic, it seems to be far from the rest of the world. It is a perfect place for a relaxing holiday. The Marina di Corricella can be reached by sea or along four different gratinates with different itineraries.

The beaches of Procida After getting to know the architectural beauties of Procida, one cannot fail to mention its natural beauty. The sea, a fundamental element, which surrounds the island as a perfect setting and the beautiful beaches, we mention some of them:
Chiaiolella or Ciraciello beach, here there are restaurants, hotels and equipped beaches.

Surrounded by the Mediterranean scrub, it is characterized by shallow waters and the sun present at all hours. A place that gives a breathtaking landscape overlooking the Island of Vivara, a protected nature reserve.
Chiaia beach located under a ridge. Reachable on foot along a staircase of almost 200 steps, or by sea. Here there are two beaches, in addition to the free beach.

Spiaggia del Pozzo Vecchio or del Postino is located on the west side of the island. It is a horseshoe-shaped beach characterized by dark sand that allows you to understand its volcanic origin.
Spiaggia del Ciraccio is the longest coastline of the island of Procida, it is divided from the ciraciello beach by two tuff stacks.
Procida with its wonders deserves to be known, a perfect place for those looking for a holiday of relaxation and tranquility!

Are you spending your holidays in the enchanting paradise of the Amalfi Coast? This is a place where everything has its own charm, so that it leaves you with the feeling of never wanting to leave.

Staying at Villa Fiorentino in Positano, you have the opportunity to move and visit other places that have the same charm. One of these is Capri, the blue island that smells of salt and lemons.

How to get from Positano to Capri? If you want to reach Capri from Positano, you can do it in several ways:

• By renting a private boat with sailor, in this way you can enjoy a beautiful day in perfect autonomy. It is always advisable to hire with a sailor, both for greater safety, being an often rough stretch of sea and because in this way the place to moor the boat is always found.
• By taking the hydrofoil, the Amalfi Coast is well connected with hydrofoils, generally these runs are active from April to October, there are no precise and fixed dates, because everything depends on the weather conditions. And also, from the month Easter falls, this date is important in the tourism sector because it establishes the beginning of the tourist season.
• By participating in an organized excursion, there are many organized tours on the Amalfi Coast to visit Capri. You can choose to share the gozzo, which is a typical wooden boat with other people, and visit the island, or to participate in a mini-cruise on a ferry.

What to visit in Capri? Let’s find out! Capri is an island rich in architectural beauty and a beautiful viewpoint. There are so many things you can visit in Capri, and even if you only stay for one day, don’t worry, you can do it! Let’s go and discover them.

La Grotta Azzurra Whose name derives from the color of the waters. A sea so crystalline that when the weather is good you can see the little fishes swimming. The entrance to the cave is not very high, so when you cross it you have to lie down on the boat. You can only enter the cave with small boats that can carry a maximum of four people. The cave tour takes only five minutes, but it’s really worth it!

I Faraglioni A true symbol of the island, whose name derives from the Greek Pharos. It is said that in this place large fires were lit to illuminate the way for those who sailed. They are three large boulders of rock, which emerge from the sea, can be reached by boat. On average, the Faraglioni measure 100 meters, the highest reaches 109 meters.

The central one is characterized by a cavity that can be crossed with the boat, and is the lowest. A little curiosity, each of them has a name, the one that connects to the coast, is called Faraglione di terra or Stella, the central one Faraglione di Mezzo or Saetta, and the outermost one, Faraglione di Fuori or Scopolo; the famous blue lizard lives on the latter.

Monte Solaro It is the highest point of Capri at 589 meters, a beautiful “terrace” to admire the island and beyond, the gaze reaches as far as the Sorrentine Peninsula, the Gulf of Naples and the islands “dei Galli”. And if the weather is good you can get a glimpse of the Gulf of Salerno.

The mountain can be reached either on foot, in a travel time of about an hour, crossing a path that goes from Piazza della Pace to Anacapri. Or with the chairlift that starts from Piazza Vittoria and reaches the summit in just 12 minutes. While not reaching very high points, it is not suitable for children. On the mountain there are several species of birds and the flora and fauna are typical of the Mediterranean.

Here you can visit the remains of the Castle of Barbarossa and the Hermitage of Santa Maria a Cetrella. The best time of year to go to the mountain is spring, where nature manifests all its splendor.

La Piazzetta di Capri Piazza Umberto 1 was once the market square, but today it represents the social life of Capri. It is the place from which the main roads to visit Capri wind. Renowned for shopping and designer boutiques is Via Camerelle. Here you can visit a small museum with library, the Centro Caprense Ignazio Cerio, inside which there are naturalistic and architectural finds, evidence of the history of the island.

Villa Jovis It is a Villa built in the 1st century a.C. that the emperor Tiberius dedicated to Jupiter. Together with this, the Roman emperor had other residences built here. Today it is possible to visit what remains of it thanks to the intervention in 1932 by Amedeo Maiuri, director at the time of the Archaeological Museum of Naples, who recovered it.

Anacapri It is a municipality located at the foot of Monte Solaro, and it is from here that the chairlift leaves to reach the mountain. From Anacapri you can also take the path that leads to the Blue Grotto.

A set of alleys, squares, beaches and places of historical importance such as the Church of San Michele Arcangelo, which deserve to be visited. And again, the Red House, which was once the home of American Colonel John Clay Mackowen, also deserves a visit. Today, however, inside there is an exhibition of paintings depicting Anacapri and Capri made between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and a rich collection of archaeological finds found in the Blue Grotto.

Capri is all this, but even much more, a wonderful sea with crystal clear water, which deserves a nice swim. And in addition, culinary delicacies that attract even the most refined palates. You cannot leave the island without having tasted typical dishes of the area, such as the famous Caprese, that is fresh mozzarella, tomato, basil, olive oil, salt and oregano, the Caprese cake, prepared with a mixture of cocoa and almonds and for finish the Limoncello, the Capri liqueur par excellence, obtained from the maceration in ethyl alcohol of the famous Capri lemons.

So what are you waiting for? Backpack on and off for a tour of this wonderful island!

Furore, a small town of the Amalfi Coast that captures the eye the heart. This corner of paradise is the perfect choise for a dream vacation immersed in a suggestive and enchanting landscape.

From Villa Fiorentino to Furore By staying at Villa Fiorentino in Positano you can move and enjoy the Amalfi Coast in all its beauty. In just a few minutes, you can reach Furore and discover how wonderful nature is.

Furore is a seaside village, located between Positano and Amalfi.

Terra Furoris is the ancient name of this town. It originates from the fury of the sea waters in the Fjord. The First peoples to settle in this place were the Romans of the imperial age. Subsequently, it was then inhabited by citizens from Amalfi, and exiled for political reasons. The physical characteristics of the place have always been a real stronghold to find shelter from the invasion by the Saracens. A sort of natural fortress not visible to those who looked from the sea and which protected the inhabitants of Furore.
Since 1997 Furore has been a UNESCO heritage site and it is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.

Furore Fjord The geophysical conformation of the Amalfi Coast with its rocky slope that falls precipitously on the sea and the inlets, gives life to the so-called “Fiordo” di Furore.
Furore Fjord is a crack in the rock, crossed by the Schiato torrent that descends from the Agerola plateau. It formed naturally over time, due to the erosion of the Schiato river and storm surges. Here the sun begins to be seen only during the early afternoon hours, and this allows you to enjoy a pleasant coolness even in summer. Right prerogative to visit this place and spend a holiday in total relax.

Furore Fjord is truly like a piece of paradise surrounded by nature. In the valley of the seaside village there are the “Stenditoio”, once used to dry the sheets of paper obtained from fabric fibers, two mills and the “Calcara” where the stones were handcrafted.
Also here, there are the “monazzeni” of fishermen, houses now restored, and a small museum, the “Ecomuseo del Fiordo” near which there are a herb garden and a small botanical garden.

The restoration of these houses and the birth of the Ecomuseum have given new splendor to the Fjord.
In the marine area, the beach is certainly one of the strong attractions of the place. It is as if the sea comes out of the mountains, creating a beautiful bay. It can only be reached on foot by going down a steep staircase. The beach, although small, attracts many tourists every year.

Furore, the country that doesn’t exist! When we talk about Furore, we should not only think of the Fjord, the town in fact also extends in height towards the Agerola Plateau.
It is called “the country that does not exist”, due to the structure it presents. The houses are not leaning against each other, as in a town, but rather, as happens in a scattered settlement, they sprout among the rocks along the Furore Fjord.
The houses here have the particularity that their walls are painted with the bright colors of the murals made with different techniques.

The murals of Furore led Furore to join the association of Italian Painted Countries. They are like an open art gallery and have allowed the story of Furore to be told between truth and fantasy. Those who find themselves in front of these murals are literally enraptured, and almost get lost by merging the real with the unreal.
The inhabited center of the town is joined to the fjord by narrow streets and very steep stairs with almost 3000 steps that extend through vineyards and lemon groves, typical of the area, reaching up to the Agerola plateau, joining the Path of the Gods.

In the highest part of the town you can visit interesting places of worship, including:

• The Church of S. Elia, where you can admire the painting of the Virgin of Carmel from 1600, the Madonna with Child and the lives of Saints Elia and Bartolomeo.
• The Church of S. Giacomo, in it were found in a completely random way, in a room under the right aisle, some frescoes depicting the Saints.
• The Church of S. Michele which has a very particular, asymmetrical entrance.

If you are choosing where to spend your holidays, don’t give up on this place. Start packing your bags and set off to spend some unforgettable days.
On the Amalfi Coast, every little centimeter you walk gives indescribable emotions!

Cilento is like a casket that holds a priceless treasure, a heritage rich in natural beauty and food and wine specialties.
In this virtual tour we will let you know only some of the enchanted places that form the Cilento area, but which will be enough to make you understand how here the greatness of nature confuses reality with magic.
Cilento is one of the most beautiful areas in Campania, its name derives from the Latin term “cis-Alentum”, that is, “on this side of the river Alento”. It is mainly mountainous but the coastal strip is also impressive and important, made up of inlets, beaches and headlands that are characterized by karst phenomena, fresh water springs and sea caves.
Most of the Cilento area is guarded by the Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park which extends for 181,048 hectares, which includes two marine protected areas, Santa Maria di Castellabate and Costa degli Infreschi.

The prestigious awards of Cilento Cilento, a territory considered a World Heritage Site, has received important international awards over time. In 1997, it was included in the important network of Mab-Unesco biosphere reserves and in 1998 in the world heritage list. Furthermore, in 2010 the Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park was recognized as a geopark, and it is the first Italian National Park to receive this recognition.
Cilento is not only natural beauties, its history is rich in culinary traditions and delicacies to taste to relive in a bite or in a sip of good wine all a heritage of culture and traditions that refer to the past. In these areas there are typical dishes, local wines and extra virgin olive oil that captivate at the mere taste.
Staying at the Villa Fiorentino in Positano you can visit many towns in Cilento, thus discovering all the natural and food and wine beauties of the area.

Agropoli Tourist resort located at the gates of Cilento, its history, its culture, its natural beauties make it a place you can visit every month of the year.
Among the places of culture you can visit the Castello Angioino Aragonese located in the historic center, a destination for many tourists and home to important cultural events; the Civic Palace of Arts, dedicated to art and archeology; the Madonna delle Grazie Church; the Church of the Madonna of Constantinople; the Church of S.S. Peter and Paul; the Church of S. Maria della Pietà or dell’Addolorata; the Fornace which bears witness to the transformation and industrialization process of the urban landscape and he economy of the country. It is a former brick factory, which later became a cultural center, seat of exhibitions, concerts, and other cultural activities. Since 2011, it has been included in the list of state-bound assets and assets of national significance.

The Tower of San Marco which is located in a strategic position of conjunction between the Castle and the tower of Paestum, the Tower of San Francesco located next to the remains of the convent. The tourist port, the largest south of Salerno with about 1200 berths. It has also become a port for cruise tourism.
Agropoli is also sea. The clear waters of the Bay of Trentova and the San Marco waterfront have ensured that Agropoli was awarded the Blue Fee Flag, a recognition that testifies to the cleanliness of the sea, the effectiveness of tourism and the protection of the environment.

Acciaroli Acciaroli is a small town on the Cilento coast, once it was inhabited mainly by fishermen, today it is a highly sought after tourist destination. Despite being a small village, it is full of things to show, a simple historical center, but which allows you to understand how authentic the people who once lived in the village lived, the S.S. Annunziata and its bell tower, it was probably built on a Roman villa which was later donated to the Franciscans who built a convent there. The bell tower was instead built in 1926.
The Norman Tower of Acciaroli which dates back to the 13th century AD, located in the terminal part of the port of Acciaroli, and from which the landscape that can be seen is spectacular, especially at sunset.
In addition to the architectural beauties, Acciaroli is a village visited for the beauty of its sea, which has been receiving many awards for years. The shallow waters, the fine sand and the clear waters are an attraction for many tourists, especially families.

Paestum Paestum once called Poseidonia, from Poseidon or Neptune, god of the sea, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Cilento for the historical and natural beauties it offers.
The Archaeological Park of Paestum is an attraction for tourism. The remains of the ancient city are preserved in it There are: the temple of Athena, Neptune and Hera. The temples are excellently preserved and this allows you to admire them in all their splendor.
A visit to the Forum, the Amphitheater and the Domus should not be missed. And for lovers of archeology, a visit must be made to the Paleochristian Basilica, not far from the archaeological area.
But the beauties do not end here, to absolutely visit is the National Archaeological Museum of Paestum, inside which there are all the finds that have been found in the area, including the Tomb of the Diver.
And also Paestum like many areas of Cilento should be remembered for the sea. The beaches of Capaccio – Paestum are wide and characterized by golden sand, often located near the pine forest, perfect for spending the hottest hours of a day spent at the sea.
Near the archaeological area there is the beach of Torre di Paestum, from here you can admire in addition to the aforementioned tower, also a bunker dating back to the Second World War.

Marina di Camerota Hamlet of Camerota is a very popular destination, especially for seaside tourism, thanks to its beautiful beaches.

The Mingardo Beaches, the Troncone Beach, the San Domenico Beach, which are located between the historic center and the port, the Lentiscelle Beach which can be easily reached by car, spacious and equipped. It is the first point to go to take the Sentiero degli Infreschi, the Calanca Beach reachable along a steep staircase, it is perfect for families due to its shallow water.
The karst soil of Marina di Camerota has allowed the formation of numerous caves, once a place of rest for shepherds, the Grotta dell’Autaro, the Grotta del Pesce, Grotta Caprara, the Grotta del Poggio, the Grotta della Cala, also known as the Grotta of the Prehistoric man and many others.
Nature has been generous with this place, giving two true natural treasures, namely, Baia degli Infreschi, a protected marine area and Cala Bianca Beach, winner in 2013 of the Legambiente competition as the most beautiful beach in Italy. The beach is characterized by white sand and can only be reached by sea.
For those who love history, you can visit the Paleolithic Virtual Museum, the archaeological sites that tell the story of Marina di Camerota, the ruins of the Monastery of Sant’Iconio, the ruins of the Marchesale Castle, the Museum of rural civilization, the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, the Church of San Nicola.

Palinuro At 10 km from Marina di Camerota there is Palinuro, a place that has always attracted many tourists, a mixed landscape of sea and hills that enchant the eyes of visitors.
Its beaches are spacious and sandy with alternating stretches of rock which can only be accessed by sea. And it is precisely here that real treasures are hidden, such as the Buon Dormire beach. Also worth visiting are the Mingardo Beach, that of the natural arch and the Marinella.
Also worth a visit are the caves of Capo Palinuro, such as the beautiful Grotta Azzurra.
The symbol of Palinuro, however, remains the Natural Arch which represents a passageway from the outfall of the Mingardo to the strip of sand overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Cilento food and wine Beyond the historical and natural beauties of the aforementioned places, what unites them are the food and wine riches that characterize the whole of Cilento.
Cilento cuisine linked to the Mediterranean Diet. Cilento is world famous for the excellence and authenticity of its products, which is why you cannot help but taste its typical dishes.
We will mention just some of the local specialties, just to make your mouth water and entice you to visit these enchanting places.
The Mozzarella di bufala Campana D.O.P., a typical product of the Piana del Sele, to be enjoyed directly in the numerous dairies in the area or in some local restaurant, “the mozzarella in the mortella” or the mozzarella wrapped in myrtle, a typical Cilentan method of conservation that it is possible to taste at the Taverna del Mozzo in Marina di Camerota, with wich the chef prepares tasty recipes. The artichoke I.G.P. of Paestum, the white figs D.O.P. del Cilento stuffed with dried fruit and for those who like them, wrapped in dark chocolate. The many fresh fish specialties that can be tasted in the best restaurants in the area.
To give even more flavor and richness to the typical dishes there is the precious gold of the area, the extra virgin olive oil, a real elixir. In addition, the typical wines of Cilento: Aglianico, Falanghina, Fiano and Rosato can not be missing to accompany the different dishes.
Cilento, a land to be discovered!

Experience your romantic stay at Villa Fiorentino. With its exclusive offer of rooms and suites, you can spend days in total relaxation with all the privacy you need.
Each apartment has a private terrace with a magnificent view of the sea and Positano. Sun loungers and umbrellas allow you to relax and sunbathe, and in the area equipped with table and chairs every morning you will appreciate the breakfast served directly in the room prepared by our chef with fresh and quality products.
Surprise the one you love by organizing a romantic candlelight dinner prepared by our fantastic chef. In the total privacy of the private terrace of your room or by the pool, the romantic dinner will be an unforgettable moment of your stay at Villa Fiorentino. You will live an exclusive experience, under the stars, sipping excellent champagne.

Dinner  lasts about 2 hours and the menu includes the following courses: appetizer, first course, second course with side dish and dessert.

Based on your tastes we will propose the menu that best suits your needs.

Contact us and we will provide you with all the additional information you need.

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POMPEII & AMALFI COAST TOUR by private car Combine the passion for the ancient with the modern with a tour that will allow you to discover both the ancient Roman history and the magnificent views of the Amalfi Coast.

Discover the two most famous realities of our region in a private day tour with a driver at your disposal.

Leave Villa Fiorentino early and head to the Pompeii Ruins, one of the most famous sites in Italy, UNESCO Heritage Site. In about 2 hours you will explore the Roman Villas, the Forum and the Baths bringing back to life the habits of the Ancient Romans. 
Rely on us to book a tour with a guide or skip the line tickets, or visit the site independently. 
Once you have finished visiting the ruins of Pompeii, you can decide with your driver the itinerary of the Amalfi Coast to follow for the remaining part of the day. 
Travel along the scenic Amalfi coast road to reach Sorrento, Amalfi or Ravello.

• private car with English speaking driver
• visit the ruins of Pompeii and the main attractions of the Amalfi Coast
• enjoy the freedom to decide the route you prefer with the driver
• stop to take photos along the way

POMPEII & HERCULANEUM TOUR by private car Immerse yourself in art, history and culture with a visit to the archaeological sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum.

Start the day with a visit to one of the most fascinating places in the world: the majestic excavations of Pompeii. The driver with private car will accompany you to the entrance of the archaeological site and will wait at the exit. During the tour of about 2 hours, you can relive the customs of the ancient Roman civilization thanks to this journey back in time, where the streets, palaces and public buildings have been perfectly preserved over the centuries. 
Continue the day with a visit to the excavations of Herculaneum. The city suffered the same fate as Pompeii because it was annihilated by the eruption of Vesuvius, but in addition to it was hit by a tidal wave that covered it with mud, lapilli and debris. The excavations of Herculaneum are smaller than those of Pompeii and therefore it will take about 1 hour and a half for his visit. 
Rely on us to book a guided tour of the sites or skip the line tickets, or visit them independently.

• private car with English speaking driver
• visit to the archaeological sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum

POMPEII RUINS & MOUNT VESUVIUS TOUR by private car If you are passionate about discoveries and adventures, the tour of Pompeii Ruins and Mount Vesuvius is the one for you.

Admire one of the largest and most fascinating archaeological sites in Italy and climb the top of Mount Vesuvius that caused its destruction,both in one day. 
Equip yourself with comfortable shoes and early parts to discover the Pompeii Ruins. 
The beauties of this site can be found in a 2 hours visit along the Abundance Street, passing through Imperial Forums, Temples, Thermal Baths, Roman Villa, and the Amphitheatre. 
The driver with the private car will wait at the exit of the archeological site and will take you, climbing through the National Park of Vesuvius, on one of the largest active volcanoes in Europe. 
In a walk of about 1 hour up and 1 hour down,you will be able to reach the crater from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Naples. 
Rely on us to book a guided tour of the sites or skip the line tickets, or visit the sites independently.

• private car with English speaking driver
• visit the ruins of Pompeii and the Mount Vesuvius
• stop to take photos along the way.

NEW DISCOVERY AT THE POMPEII RUINS: RESURFACES A THERMOPOLY OF THE REGIO V Perfectly preserved with the image of a sea nymph on horseback and animals with bright colors. In the containers there are still traces of food that were sold in the street: the ancient Street food. 
Another extraordinary discovery in Pompeii. In the new excavations, resumed within the maintenance and restoration project of Regio V, it resurfaces a perfectly preserved Thermopolio with the image of a sea nymph on horseback and animals with bright and bright colors.But what is amazing is the discovery in the containers of Thermopolio of traces of food that were sold in the street. 
The thermopoles, where drinks and hot foods were served, as the name of Greek origin indicates, preserved in large dolias (jars) embedded in the masonry counter, were very common in the Roman world, where it was customary to consume prandium (the meal) outside the house that they bought on the street and consumed standing. A real gastronomic approach street food, a bar-diner from two thousand years ago. In Pompeii alone there are about eighty, but none with the bar entirely painted, confirming the exceptional nature of the discovery. 
Traces of food have been found thanks to excavations that have given a great boost in recent years to the archaeological site of Campania too. The specialists of the Archaeological Park of Pompeii are already studying the material to verify how much this discovery can widen the knowledge about the eating habits of the Roman age. 
The commercial plant where Termopolio resurfaced was only partially investigated in 2019, during the interventions of the Great Pompeii Project for the safety and consolidation of the historic excavation fronts. 
The decorations of the counter the first emerged from the excavation present on the front the image of a Nereid riding in a marine environment and, on the shorter side, the illustration probably of the same workshop as a commercial sign. At the time of the excavation, the discovery of amphorae placed in front of the counter reflected the painted image. 
In this new phase of excavation have emerged other valuable scenes of still lifes with representations of animals, probably slaughtered and sold in the room. Bone fragments, relevant to the animals themselves, were also found in containers made from the thickness of the counter containing food for sale. Like the two ducks exposed upside down, ready to be prepared and consumed, a rooster and a dog on a leash. 
Another interesting fact is the discovery of human bones, found partially upset by the passage of tunnels made in modern times by clandestine excavators in search of precious objects. Some of them belong to an individual of at least 50 years old who was probably, at the time of the arrival of the pyroclastic current, placed on a bed of which traces remain. 
Other bones, still to be investigated, belong to another individual and have been found inside a large dolio, perhaps always stored here by the first diggers. Also in Termopolio was found different material from pantry and transport: nine amphorae, a bronze Earth, two flasks, a common ceramic olla for canteen. The floor plan of the entire room consists of a layer of cocciopesto (waterproof coating composed of terracotta fragments), in which in some places were inserted fragments of polychrome marble (alabaster, door holder, green breccia and bardiglio).

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Positano, a magical place that never ceases to amaze, is one of those places that can be defined as enchanting without falling into error.
Its beauty is not only breathtaking landscape where nature has given its best, with a crystalline sea that leaves you dreaming with your mouth open, and the green of the Monti Lattari that envelops you, making you enjoy the tranquility and relaxation typical of this place. It has an equally rich and captivating architectural heritage that captivates your eyes and heart.
Evidence of this is the discovery of Villa Romana, located under the church of Santa Maria Assunta. The Villa, whose existence was unknown until 2000, has been reopened to the public in 2018 after years of intense and hard work for its restoration.

Villa Romana, the history. The construction of the Villa dates back to the 1st century BC, a date that does not bring with it any certainty, but there is one certain moment when the Villa was destroyed, it happened in the 79 AD whit the eruption of Vesuvius which also destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum.

The greatness of the Amalfi Coast with its wonders as early as the 1st century BC it was appreciated by the Romans who began to build majestic villas here in which to spend their moments of relaxation.
With the eruption of 79 the Villa was buried by the ashes of Vesuvius at a depth of 11 meters, and remained so until 2003, the year in which excavations began, which ended in 2017.
Today, it is possible to visit the Villa, access is allowed to everyone, even people with disabilities.

How to visit Villa Romano in Positano? In order to visit Villa Romano in Positano, you must enter it from the entrance to the MAR (Roman Archaeological Museum of Positano).
The first accessible part is the Upper Crypt where a space has been set up in which all the objects found during the excavations (jugs, vases and cups) are on display. Here you can visit the sixty-nine masonry seats that were used for drying the dead, the route is done with a guide who explains and gives explanations on a past to be discovered, both in Italian and English.
The whole route is done on transparent and illuminated walkways that allow you to admire the splendor of this underground treasure.

Spend the day between a perfect mix of art, history and culture walking through the streets of Naples.

Opting for a walking tour of Naples is like taking part in a theater show, in which churches, palaces, streets and squares are the setting for the history of the city, rich in the footprints of past dominations that have contributed to the formation of its extraordinary heritage.

We recommend to start the visit of Naples from Piazza del Plebiscito, where you can admire the monuments that overlook one of the largest squares in Italy, such as the Royal Palace of Naples or the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola.

Then crossing the nearby Piazza Trieste and Trento, where you can contemplate the Teatro San Carlo and the Galleria Umberto I, you will arrive at Piazza del Municipio, which contains real treasures, such as Palazzo San Giacomo, seat of the city administration, and the very famous Maschio Angioino. After meeting the Port of Naples, you can admire the surrounding landscape, dominated by the imposing silhouette of Vesuvius that stands out on the horizon.

Afterwards, you can explore the famous Spaccanapoli, along which you can visit the Church of Santa Chiara with the beautiful cloister, in Gothic style, and the Baroque Church of Gesù Nuovo. It will then be the turn of San Gregorio Armeno, the road of the cribs of Naples. We also recommend visiting the Cathedral of San Gennaro, the most beloved saint of the city, and the MAN: National Archaeological Museum, one of the most important archaeological museums in the world.

• -Piazza del Plebiscito with the Royal Palace and the Basilica di San Francesco di Paola
• -Piazza Trieste and Trento with Galleria Umberto I and Teatro San Carlo
• -Piazza del Municipio with Maschio Angioino and Palazzo San Giacomo
• -Port of Naples
• -Spaccanapoli with the Church of Santa Chiara and Chiesa del Gesù Nuovo
• -Street of San Gregorio Armeno
• -Cathedral of San Gennaro
• -MAN: National Archaeological Museum

Visit the majestic Mount Vesuvius, one of the largest active volcanoes in Europe, that hosts vineyards that thrive in volcanic soil and wineries that produce some of the world’s best known wines including Lacryma Christi.

The first part of the day will be dedicated to climbing the crater. The driver will take you to the slopes of the crater from which will start a climb of about 1 hour uphill and 1 hour downhill, which will take you to the summit of the volcano from which you can enjoy a spectacular view of the Gulf of Naples.
Rely on us to book a guided tour of the site or entrance tickets or book them independently.
After the tiring climb it is time to relax a bit and enjoy the delights that the gastronomy Campana offers: the driver will stop you in a local winery where you will participate in a guided tour of the vineyards cultivated on the slopes of Vesuvius. The experience will be enriched by a tasty lunch of Mediterranean products, accompanied by exquisite wines such as Falanghina and Lacryma Christi.

• private car with English-speaking driver
• visit to Mount Vesuvius
• stop in one of the local wineries to taste the typical wines