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4 min. drive from the villa

The Grotta dello Smeraldo (Emerald Grotto) is a stunning natural sea cave located in Conca dei Marini, famed for its brilliant emerald-green water. Discovered in 1932, the cave is filled with stalactites and stalagmites and is illuminated by sunlight filtering through an underwater fissure, creating a vibrant, glowing effect.

6 min. drive from the villa

You may have seen this beach on Instagram if you follow any travel influencers. It is one of the most unique beaches along the Amalfi Coast, but Italy is peppered with beaches surrounded by cool rock formations. Fiordo di Furore is between Praiano (the town south of Positano) and Ravello. It is the perfect destination for a few hours before heading to lunch in Ravello followed by a visit to some of Ravello’s famous villas.

6 min. drive from the villa

The main square in Amalfi, Italy, is Piazza del Duomo. Located in the heart of the town, it is renowned for its lively atmosphere, bustling cafes. Don't miss the Fountain of Sant’Andrea, an ornate, Baroque-style fountain located in the center. Built in 1760, it features a statue of St. Andrew, the patron saint of the city, and serves as a key landmark in the main square. 

6 min. drive from the villa

The Duomo di Amalfi (Cathedral of Saint Andrew) is a 9th-century Roman Catholic cathedral in the center of Amalfi, dedicated to St. Andrew the Apostle. Known for its dramatic 62-step staircase, Arab-Norman Byzantine facade, and 13th-century Cloister of Paradise, it is a key landmark featuring a mix of Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque styles.

17 min. drive from the villa

Path of the Gods Hike (Sentiero degli Dei) is a famous 4–7 km (2–4 hour) clifftop hiking trail, connecting Bomerano to Nocelle, above Positano. Known for breathtaking panoramic views, the trail passes through rugged mountains, ancient ruins, and stunning coastal scenery. It is generally considered easy-to-moderate, with a mostly downhill path from Bomerano.

27 min. drive from the villa

Positano is a renowned, upscale resort town, famous for its dramatic "vertical" landscape where colorful houses cascade down steep cliffs toward the Mediterranean Sea. Known as a chic, romantic destination, it offers luxury shopping, high-end dining, and pebble beaches like Spiaggia Grande.