subject: Amalfi Coast Charme [print this page] The Amalfi Coast, which may seem geographically only a short line between land and sea bordering the northern Gulf of Salerno, is one of the environmental, historical and most respected realities in the world, Included in 1997 by UNESCO between the Italian World Heritage Site. For over a century, visitors from all over the world come to enjoy the sea, the beautiful landscapes, the seaside villages and architectural treasures, here incredibly concentrated in a few tens of square kilometers.
Today this coast, which stretches from the town of Vietri sul Mare to Punta Campanella, a length of about 43 km. Whatever the rich historical and natural, tourists and holidaymakers arriving in Amalfi Coast also simply to enjoy the sea, crowded beaches and little beaches that each year attract international and local tourists, distributed more or less heterogeneous on all the beaches in provision. The orography of this part of the Gulf, which sees the steep slopes of the mountains slip Lattari right down to the sea with almost vertical slopes in places, leads to the rocky coast to alternate only small sandy areas, often hidden coves and inlets barely visible and reachable only by sea.
If you visit Amalfi Coast in total independence you must rent car positano and so you will enjoy secrets places and wild beaches.