Our best restaurant experience in positano! we ate here both nights…read more After wandering around the first night and receiving a recommendation from someone at the Sirenuse hotel to check out Max for some good pasta, we decided to give it a try. So happy we did. The bread basket alone was the first indicator - they had such an array of options and all of it was warm and fresh - the focaccia was literally the best I've ever had, it was oily and salty in itself, and so rich to snack on before the food arrived The mozzarella Caprese was so fresh and delicious. The tomatoes were perfectly ripe, the cheese was clearly fresh and highly quality. Only available in Italy like that for sure. I tried the sea bass the first night - amazing. Falls off the fork it's cooked so tenderly, and the lemon sauce, everything was perfect. The second night, i had the lasagna which was also incredible and so visually stunning, just this round pasta in layers of gooey cheese, meat and sauce. On the first night My friend had the seafood pasta wjicj she was raving about, on the second night she had the pasta trio which wasn't worth ordering. Everything else was seriously amazing and the prices weren't insane despite positano being the most expensive leg of the trip. Totally would come back.

The restaurant is beautiful and the food was great. However the service was awful. The sommelier…read morewas very rude and spoke down to us. I'm not sure if I was due to the language barrier or because we were American. The whole dinner was very awkward and we did not feel welcome.

Unbelievable. The M.A.R. museum offers tours that include two crypts under the main church, and the…read moreremains of a Roman Villa under the crypt. The crypts are very cool - the villa is unbelievable. Currently only one room of the villa has been excavated, but that includes two walls with the most spectacularly preserved frescos - way better than any of the walls in Pompeii. The details are so well preserved that there are still plaster reliefs of cherubs, sea horses, etc. on the walls. It was stunning. The whole tour is absolutely worthwhile - our tour guide was great and knew a lot about the site. She said they're currently working on excavating other sites in the vicinity - hopefully that's successful! Either way this is a can't-miss stop in Positano. The tour was quick, about 20 minutes, and worth every penny.

The hotel was beyond, immaculate, and Leonardo staff were amazingly friendly. This place is…read moreabsolutely exquisite and worth every penny. It has the best views on the Amalfi coast and the food is actually amazing. The best Truffle pasta I've ever had in my life. The breakfasts are amazing and prepared by the finest chefs and Pastry Chef around.

Such nice people and awesome room cleaning shoutout to the restaurant for letting me order off of…read morethe kids menu because I'm picky. No other restaurant let me do that or alter most dishes!

Hands down the BEST day ever!!!! Captain Roberto went out of his way to make sure our experience…read morewas beyond our expectations. With stops in Positano, Almafi and even some swimming in the Mediterranean Sea. 10/10 for sure. Truly magical and highly recommend this Tour. Thanks again for treating us so special

Our hotel in Positano (Eden Roc) booked this charter for us. We wanted to go to Lo Scoglio in…read moreNerano for dinner. We had such a fantastic evening with Roberto. He picked us up at the dock in Positano shortly before sunset. We had a short sunset cruise before dinner while he told us about some of the local area and we chatted about our lives. We were able to sit on the couch on the front deck of the boat (felt like celebrities!). We pulled up to the dock at Lo Scoglio as the sun went down and enjoyed a leisurely dinner there. Afterwards Roberto returned us to the dock in Positano. I would definitely recommend this experience!

Stunning views - check. Delicious food - check…read more Art, beach, shopping - check, check, check. While reducing these attributes to a checklist is banal, it's clear why Positano is one of the most visited towns along the Amalfi Coast. - Colorful terraced buildings line the steep slopes up the picturesque mountains, from which you can gaze upon incredible views of the turquoise water and surrounding coastline--are a strong draw by themselves. - Italy's food culture is renowned and each region, city, village takes pride in its cuisine. Positano is no exception. There are a lot of options featuring local and regional produce, many with aforementioned views out their windows or balconies. Plus Europe in general is more mindful of accounting for allergies in menus so you can find something to please most. - while not endless, there are enough historical sites, art galleries, beaches, souvenir shops to keep visitors occupied for a couple of days or more if you plan to visit other communities along the coast. Looking for hiking? The winding paths and stairways around town are hike in and of themselves, there are also trails up along the mountains. And there's always the option to sit back, relax and do nothing but enjoy your vacation. Logistically you can reach this town by car, bus, or ferry, the last is most recommended and easiest for arriving in a central part of town, for reasons I described in my separate review on the Amalfi Coast. The cons? Pretty crowded in shoulder season so I can't imagine it during peak season...

Positano is one of the most visually striking towns on the Amalfi Coast, with breathtaking steep…read morecliffs, cascading pastel buildings, and spectacular views over the Mediterranean. Quite honestly, while all of the other Amalfi Coast cities look generally the same, Positano is in a league of it's own. The town is built vertically, with winding narrow (basically one person at a time) staircases and narrow pathways connecting boutique shops, cafés, and terraces at every level. You can reach the top fairly quickly. Nearly every turn offers a new photo opportunity. The beach scene is lively with both public areas and beach clubs offering lounges, food, and drinks by the water. Boat trips departing from Positano provide stunning panoramic views of the coastline.

Gabriella customized my tour which was great. I'm not the type of girl who wants to do what…read moreeveryone else does. We walked all of Positano and she pointed out historical aspects along the way as well as saying hello to people she knew; which was good because the next day when I went back into town I was greeted as if I was a long lost friend. Having been to Positano before I was definitely looking for new places I haven't seen and she showed me places that I not only missed but walked right passed. Her tour of Positano was thorough. Our tour took us UP THE MOUNTAIN and I loved it. The views were sweeping and all along the way she continued to point out key places and points of reference which not only made me realize how far we had walked but put the town into perspective. Positano is rich in history and my recommendation is to book a walking tour with Gabriella because you will not only learn a lot you will "see" a lot as well. If I could give her 6 stars I would...this was an outstanding experience and tour.

We recently traveled to the Amalfi Coast, we were enthusiastically greeted by Marco and our group…read moreof nine were treated to an amazing 5 days of the coast's finest Jewl's. Marco was well prepared with an exceptional agenda of fun filled experiences and amazing dining. Marco's knowledge of geography and history of his homeland was outstanding. I would HIGHLY recommend contacting Marco for your once in a lifetime trip to the Amalfi Coast Houck family 6-16-2025

The plan was simple- a beautiful week of sunshine lounging on the beaches of the Amalfi coast by…read moreday. Mixed with the pleasure of weaving thru the endless shops for luxurious Italian linens and artfully crafted ceramics. The evening plans were filled with delicious fresh local fish and sinful carb-laden bread, pasta with famous Italian gelato for dessert. well, the eating was not a problem but the rain poured down! AND thank God it did as it forced us off the beach and into the charm of Italy. Meet Marco Predieri(see photo). Tour guide, artist, owner of the company Off The Beaten Path! (Side Note: think synonymously: As "the most interesting man in the world" is to Dos Equis, Marco would be the brand/face for Italy"s Peroni or Moretti!) When beaches and shopping seem to be just scratching the surface of the amazing Positano and you want more or something different... call Marco Predieri. He was a wonderful, knowledgable tour guide! He knows the Amalfi Coast inside and out! He speaks perfect English and he is a walking history book. He will take the time to understand your needs and help you custom plan your itinerary. We had the great surprise of engaging in a few tours he offered that were literally off the charts. We went on amazing hikes seeing ancient waterfalls thru acres of pristine lemon groves. We took a cooking class in the kitchen of a gorgeous restaurant-side by side with the master chef. We went on a private boat tour along the Amalfi Coast with detours to cave dive and eat in a hidden gem of a fishing town. My only regret was there was not enough time to see and do all the wonderful tours he recommended. Marco makes you feel like a friend who has come to visit Italy for the first time and he wants to show you what you may not otherwise get to see. We felt like we were being escorted thru the town with an old friend who introduced us to his home and friends. The experience was a dream come true!

5* naples to Positano with guided stop in Pompeii. Perfect. Seamless communication with Ivanaread more

So happy we went with Rainbow Limos! Originally we had looked into public transport from Naples to…read moreAmalfi, but we wanted to include a stop at Pompeii and didn't want to deal with the various transportation options as well as our luggage so opted for the private transport. Rainbow Limos was highly recommended by a friend and prices seemed quite comparable to other private transport. They picked us up at the Naples train station and drove us to Positano with a stop for a prearranged private tour (that they set up) of Pompeii, then at the end of our stay picked us up at our hotel and took us to Naples airport. If you have the budget I would highly recommend the guided Pompeii tour - I think we got a lot more out of it than if we had been wandering around on our own. They were efficient in communication ahead of time, very clear on details and prices via email, on time/ahead of time for pick ups, and we felt very safe with them. They were extremely kind when our train from Rome was delayed and helped make sure our private Pompeii tour could still happen. Would absolutely use them again!

What an amazing experience. We were fortunate to book…read moreFrederico's Airbnb, known as Toby's House, and had an opportunity to be able to enjoy and authentic cooking class in the beautiful town of Montepertuso From making antipasti, to making the pizza dough from scratch and making sure to have quality ingredients and toppings. His welcoming home with a beautiful view of the Almalfi coast, hosted us along with 4 other people, making it a small and intimate group setting: perfect for sharing pizzas. What a true blessing to find this hidden gem. Thank you for your kind hospitality and for a home away from home as you hosted us at Toby's house. Can't wait to come back soon.

Federico is the G.O.A.T. of pizza. Living in a borough of NY, I thought I knew what I was doing,…read morebut he upped my game 10x! ...like Super Mario after a mushroom...hey Luigi . Seriously, if you even sorta like pizza, this experience is a must! He gives you the recipe for everything you eat!!! You may be tempted to buy some fancy pizza toys to recreate the experience when you get home...just sayin. This is the real deal.