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The Four Dames
The Four Dames is a recently renovated apartment located in Positano that offers stunning panoramic views of the iconic Amalfi Coast. Unlimited free WI-FI, AC, & satellite TV come included with your stay. The apartment is located within walking distance of the beach, shopping, cafés & several restaurants. Perfect for a family vacation, honeymoon, or romantic getaway. There are only 20 steps from the road to the apartment! There is also a bus stop located directly at the bottom of the steps.

Villa Laurito
villa_laurito (social) Two-storey house with independent entrance. It is located about 2km from Positano center. house near the beach of Laurito where the restaurant "Da Adolfo" is located. To reach the house from the road it is necessary to reach / climb ABOUT 300 STEPS. The house has a large panoramic terrace from where you can observe the town of Positano, the island of Capri, the Li Galli island and the Faraglioni. TURIST TAX / 2.50 € PER OSPITE/NOTTE ABOUT 300 STEPS TO REACH THE HOUSE

Charming Cottage Mareluna Capri view
Mareluna is a uniquely charming Amalfi Coast cottage that blends 18th-century historical features with modern luxuries. It offers stunning panoramic sea views and elegant interiors with details like chestnut beams, traditional tiles, and modern amenities like aircon and smart tv. Unique touches like refurbished bathrooms with exposed stone and a 200-year-old sink add character. The property also features a terrace and patio, ideal for enjoying the breathtaking coastal scenery and outdoor dining

Casa Sunrise, quiet place overlooking Positano!
Casa Sunrise si trova nella parte alta della città con vista mozzafiato su Positano. Ristrutturata nel 2019 ha spazi grandi e luminosi. Il primo livello (130 mq) ha 2 camere da letto (una con bagno en-suite), soggiorno, bagno e cucina attrezzata. Terrazzo luminoso. Al secondo livello (130 mq) è la splendida terrazza con vista a 360°. Sentieri escursionistici e servizi a pochi minuti. La spiaggia è raggiungibile con una bella passeggiata. Ottimamente riscaldata, è ideale anche d’inverno.

Villa Paradiso
Villa Paradiso is located in the heart of Positano. Take in panoramic views of the beautiful Mediterranean Sea by day and be swept away by the magical sound of waves meeting the shore by night. The Villa faces the sun and sea and is only a 10 minute walk from the beach. Relax on your private terrace and enjoy a walk through a garden filled with florishing fruits and vegetables among the lemon trees. Villa Paradiso offers a picturesque escape from daily life in the beautiful Amalfi Coast.
The Conca dei Sogni
Breathe in the scent of the sea breeze that enters every room and makes the evening more lively. Enjoy the view, both day and night, sipping a good glass of wine with a view of the Gulf of Naples. The apartment is located in a strategic position a few steps from Corso Italia and the famous Piazza Tasso. In 15 minutes on foot you can reach both the port of Sorrento and the Sorrento train station. Private paid parking 100 meters from the house

That's Amore
That's Amore is a delightful and classically furnished brand new apartment with sprawling views of the iconic Positano skyline. Fresh Mediterranean decor and fournishings, That's Amore boasts 2 spacious bedrooms with double beds, 2 bathrooms and terrace with incredible views. The full kitchen allows for cooking and dining either for any meal. Enjoy a book or cocktail on the outdoor patio offering an unforgettable panoramic views of Positano.

"AmalfiRa Luxury Seaview Rooftop"
AmalfiRa Luxury Seaview Rooftop is placed in the heart of the Amalfi historic centre, at only 100 mt from St Andrew Cathedral and 200 mt from the beach and from the Taxi, Bus and Ferry station. You may find the house at the 2nd floor (approx 40 steps) of a typical historical building, reachable just by climbing the few steps to the left of the Duomo and by walking the typical Amalfi alleys for 100 meters. Design studio: Officina50

Panoramic Villa La Scalinatella
La Scalinatella is a charming villa located along the very famous staircase that connects directly to Positano Spiaggia Grande (Main beach). It sleeps 6 people. It features a spacious terrace overlooking the sea, one large living room, 3 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a fully furnished spacious kitchen. The Villa is located in the heart of Positano, only one minute away from the main beach easily reachable through the steps.

Villa Capricorno Positano Italy - Charming view
Elegant and spacious apartment in typical Mediterranean style with large terrace, surrounded by greenery, from which you can admire the beautiful bay of Positano. Ideal for those who want to spend an unforgettable holiday of relaxation and away from the hustle and bustle of the city but a few steps from the busy life of the center. A little corner of paradise at your fingertips.

Villa Stella del mare, Positano
Villa in Positano with kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom, all with sea view, with fine furnishings and finishes. The property is completed by three garden terraces equipped with tables, outdoor shower, barbecue and outdoor armchairs. 300 meters from the beach and the center, 50 meters from the grocery store and bus stop towards Amalfi and Sorrento.

Sumptuous villa with panoramic terrace on the Amalfi Coast
Donatella will greet you and show you everything about the house! She will give you all the info you need during your vacation The villa is in the center of Positano, a short distance from restaurants, shops and public transport. Tourist Tax is €2.50 per person per night to pay in cash at check-in. Thank you.
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SEA ACCESS ☀️SOLARIUM ☀️PARKING ☀️ RAVELLO SEASIDE

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Le Ali Sul Mare, near elevator, few steps,parking
When is the best time to visit Positano?
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| Avg. price | £324 | £353 | £242 | £256 | £331 | £397 | £385 | £365 | £405 | £289 | £245 | £279 |
| Avg. temp | 11°C | 11°C | 13°C | 16°C | 20°C | 24°C | 27°C | 28°C | 24°C | 20°C | 16°C | 12°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Positano?
Positano has stays all around the cliffside, with many visitors choosing accommodations near the town center or the beach for easy access to shops, restaurants, and the waterfront. The hillside area is frequently suggested for panoramic views.
What are the best things to do in Positano with kids?
Families can explore pebbly beaches near the waterfront, join boat excursions along the coast, and enjoy sweet treats at gelaterias. Walking village paths and browsing local shops also create opportunities for relaxed family outings.
What are some of the best things to do in Positano?
Explore the colorful village streets, relax on Spiaggia Grande, and discover ceramics or locally made goods in artisan shops. Many choose to join boat rides along the Amalfi Coast or hike scenic trails nearby.
How is the weather in Positano?
Positano has mild winters around 47–57°F (8–14°C), and warm, sunny summers with highs often reaching 89°F (32°C). Rain is more likely in late autumn and winter, so pack layers and consider a light jacket outside of summer.
What are the best places to visit in Positano?
Positano has a vibrant central beach area, locally rooted ceramic shops, and distinctive village streets lined with boutiques. The town's atmosphere is shaped by its hillside settings, pastel architecture, and coastal views.
What are some hiking trails in Positano?
The Path of the Gods is frequently suggested for panoramic coastal views, beginning near Positano. Local hillside trails and village steps invite hikers to explore Mediterranean scenery, lemon groves, and traditional stone pathways.
What are some family activities we can do in Positano?
Families explore Positano’s beaches, join relaxed boat tours, and enjoy ice cream from waterfront cafés. Walking the colorful village lanes and attending seasonal craft workshops are also often suggested activities for children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Positano?
Many visitors explore nearby towns along the Amalfi Coast, such as Amalfi or Ravello, and take boat trips to the island of Capri. Ancient sites around the region and hiking routes provide enriching options close to Positano.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Positano?
Several stays in Positano welcome pets, especially in hillside and central areas. Many outdoor paths and some local restaurants accommodate guests traveling with animals.
What are some local tips for visiting Positano?
Wear comfortable shoes for exploring Positano’s stairways and paths, and arrive early at popular attractions for a relaxed experience. Tasting regional lemon treats and chatting with artisans enriches the visit.
What is Positano known for?
Positano is known for its dramatic cliffside village, vibrant houses, and lively beach scene. The area also has a history of artisan ceramics, regional cuisine, and scenic coastal views along the Amalfi Coast.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Positano?
Travelers often seek quiet corners in village lanes, smaller beaches like Fornillo, and independent boutiques with handcrafted ceramics. Visiting local lemon groves or joining small art workshops provides a glimpse into Positano’s creative side.
What are the best foods to try in Positano?
Enjoy dishes often recommended near the waterfront, like fresh seafood pasta, lemon-infused desserts, and wood-fired pizza. Locally made limoncello and stuffed zucchini flowers showcase regional flavors.
What should I bring for a trip to Positano?
Bring comfortable walking shoes for the village’s stairways, lightweight layers for changes in weather, swimwear, and sun protection. A reusable water bottle and camera help when exploring scenic viewpoints and local markets.
What is the nightlife in Positano like?
Positano has relaxed bars, waterfront cafés, and occasional live music venues near the central beach. Most evenings mix social dining with local wines, and some terrace spots provide views of the illuminated village.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Positano?
Positano has recurring cultural celebrations that frequently feature live music and art exhibitions. Events connected to culinary traditions and local heritage are often suggested during the summer and early fall.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Positano?
Family friendly stays are available throughout Positano, with many properties welcoming children and providing easy access to beaches or village amenities. Larger rentals and apartments cater to family needs near the central area.
When is the best time to visit Positano?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended, with milder temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer has lively beach scenes, while winter is quieter with cooler days and more rain.
All about Positano
Positano is the most famous village on Italy’s spectacular Amalfi Coast — a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built vertically into the face of a cliff, Positano is mainly a pedestrian village with many stairs that lead down past houses in hues of lemon, apricot, and rose, along with restaurants and bars to Spiaggia Grande — the centre of Positano’s waterfront. This picture-postcard beach adorned with rows of boldly coloured umbrellas is the biggest on the Amalfi Coast and attracts a fashionable crowd who come to bask in the sun, swim in the crystal-clear turquoise waters, and admire the amazing views out to the Li Galli islands in the Mediterranean Sea. For a quieter but no less beautiful spot, head to smaller Fornillo beach via a paved footpath from Spiaggia Grande — you can head back around the bay in a kayak.
Take a late-afternoon passeggiata (slow stroll) along Via Cristoforo Colombo, where you’ll find boutiques and cafes. Or climb up the Scalinatella stairs to Punta Reginella, the highest part of Positano, where you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the village and out to sea.
What are the top things to do in Positano?
Spiaggia Grande
All roads lead downhill to Spiaggia Grande, the 300-metre beach lined with sundecks you can rent for the day, with umbrellas to shield you from the midday Mediterranean sun. You can look out to the glittering sea in one direction and admire the pastel-hued buildings and winding main road clinging to the hillside in the other. When you need to refuel after a swim in the clear blue waters, it’s easy to grab a pizza or gelato from one of the restaurants along the waterfront.
Capri
A 30-minute ferry trip away, the island of Capri is known for its stunning beaches, gardens lined with fragrant lemon trees, historic villas, and restaurants serving fresh seafood and pasta. The island is surrounded by sea caves and rock formations — the most famous being the Blue Grotto. You can only enter the cave in a small rowboat, where you’ll find glistening blue water, caused by a refraction of sunlight into the cave. Take the chair lift from central square up to Mount Solaro for spectacular views over the island.
The Path Of The Gods
The Path of the Gods — or Sentiero degli Dei in Italian — is a five-mile clifftop trail between the villages of Agerola and Nocelle, just above Positano. The moderate walk will lead you through historic towns, following along ancient mule routes, showcasing breathtaking panoramas of the Amalfi Coast and the Island of Capri in the distance. Top tip — starting at Agerola and heading towards Nocelle, the trail is mostly downhill.
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