One of the most scenic holiday destinations in Italy lies along the southern edge of the Sorrentine Peninsula. The best time to visit the scenic Amalfi Coast is from April to October when it's warm and sunny. In April and May, this heavenly place is exceptionally beautiful with wisteria and bougainvillaea blooming. At this time, the coast is not so crowded, and visitors can listen to classical music concerts by the sea at Ravello Festival. If you want to see the authentic local celebrations, come to Amalfi town on June 27 and November 30 for Festa di Sant' Andrea, the patron saint of the town and protector of fishermen. July and August tend to be hot and crowded with beach-goers and cruise travellers. From late October roughly until Easter Week, lots of local restaurants and hotels close for the season.
Visit beautiful Amalfi Coast for some awesome swimming
Beautiful purple and violet flowers adorn the streets and landscapes of Naples and Amalfi coast
The lemons of Amalfi coast are considered to be best for Limoncello and desserts
The Campania region is widely known for its produce of best artichoke in the world
Tomatoes with a unique shape and a perfect taste
A colourful mix of red, purple, pink and orange is attiring the cities and landscapes of Amalfi coast
A classical music festival with breathtaking views over Amalfi Coast
St Andrea, a patron and protector of Amalfi, is widely celebrated twice a year
The celebration of Trombonieri that commemorates the battle of 1460
A small village of Conca dei Marini yearly celebrates the renowned Santa Rosa Sfogliatella cake
A film festival dedicated to kids and teenagers
The Christmas spirit is taken to a whole new level with the special celebration in Atrani
During the Byzantine period, the new year started on the 1st of September. This date is historically reenacted in Amalfi and Atrani
A spectacular high diving competition in a scenic place