Amalfi Coast Cruise

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Amalfi Coast (Salerno), Italy

The picturesque cliffside village of Salerno serves as the gateway to many historic and scenic coastal cities along the stunning Amalfi Coast. You can enjoy leisurely walks along the waterfront promenade, relax in charming cafés with a fresh limoncello, or explore cultural landmarks such as the medieval Arechi Castle and the beautiful Minerva Garden. For adventure seekers, hike to the majestic Mount Vesuvius to work up a sweat before wandering through the ancient ruins of Pompeii. Alternatively, take a scenic drive along winding coastal roads that offer breathtaking views of cliffs towering above crystal-clear blue waters. Salerno blends vibrant local life, rich history, and natural beauty for an unforgettable coastal experience.

National Language

Italian

Currency Accepted

Euro (EUR)

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Things To Do in Amalfi Coast (Salerno)

Coastal Cruise

The Amalfi Coast is famous for its charming towns painted in beautiful pastel colors, including Amalfi, Positano, and Sorrento. Take a scenic drive along the winding cliffside roads where you can stop frequently to admire the breathtaking views of waves crashing against the rocky shores below. Be sure to pause for a glass of local wine paired with fresh chopped tomatoes and homemade pasta, a specialty of Positano and the surrounding region. This blend of stunning landscapes, colorful villages, and delicious local cuisine makes the Amalfi Coast an irresistible destination for travelers seeking beauty and culture.

Stroll Through History

Discover the rich history of Salerno on an Amalfi Coast cruise by visiting the city's grand cathedral, which houses the revered remains of Saint Matthew the Apostle. The Salerno Cathedral, built between 1080 and 1085, was consecrated by Pope Gregory VII and features a stunning crypt that holds the mortal remains of Saint Matthew, brought to Salerno in 954 AD. Nearby, the city’s museum showcases the legacy of the Salerno Medical School, a pioneering center of medical knowledge and education during the 11th century, which you can explore today at the Scuola Medica Salernitana museum

Local Cuisine

The cuisine of Salerno is defined by its fresh seafood, often caught the same day. A must-try dish is Spaghetti alle Vongole, featuring clams, tomatoes, garlic, and fresh herbs, offering a taste of the sea in every bite. Additionally, enjoy authentic Neapolitan-style pizza made with San Marzano tomatoes and fresh mozzarella di bufala, showcasing the rich flavors of the region. Finish your meal with a refreshing glass of limoncello, a lemon liqueur made from the large, fragrant lemons grown in the area, perfectly capturing the local zest and tradition.

Shopping

Explore the vibrant shopping scene at Via dei Mercanti in Salerno, a historic pedestrian street filled with charming boutiques offering a variety of mementos such as fresh local wine, cheeses, handmade crafts, ceramics, leather accessories, and more. This lively street preserves Salerno’s medieval charm and is perfect for leisurely browsing unique artisanal products. For a full day of shopping, take a taxi to the nearby outlet village Pastel-Hed Silanto, where you can find even more variety and deals beyond the city center.