The Amalfi Coast stretches for 50 kilometres (30 miles) along the southern side of Italy's Sorrentine Peninsula.
It is a dazzling place full of colour and beauty, from the colourful hillside villages, to the luxurious villas of Ravello.
Not to mention some of the best seafood you'll ever eat.
So, today we will learn about the best and most beautiful things you can do on the charming Amalfi Coast in Italy.
Best Things to Do on the Amalfi Coast, Italy
Visit the beautiful Villa Rufolo on the Amalfi Coast
One of the highlights of the quiet Ravello Heights is exploring the town's oldest villas on the hilltop.
Villa Rufolo, built by 13th-century merchants, was revived in the 19th century by the Scottish botanist Francis Reid.
The ivy-covered tower in the garden, and the Moorish arcades, are said to have inspired the famous composer Wagner to compose his famous opera Parsifal.
The villa now also hosts classical concerts in the summer.
Classical concerts are held here with a great view.
Swimming in the Bay of Prana on the Amalfi Coast
Surrounded and protected by towering cliffs, this small bay has a charming beach that is great for a day of swimming and sampling local seafood.
Although it can get very crowded during weekends or peak season.
Beach of the Bay of Prana
Taste all kinds of lemon products
The Amalfi Coast is world famous for its diverse lemon varieties that grow on undulating terraces and small aromatic gardens throughout the area.
It can be enjoyed in many forms, whether squeezed over a stir-fried seafood mix, or used in desserts.
This area is famous for its different types of lemons.
Admire the pastel houses on the mountainside in Positano
Stacked on hillsides overlooking the beaches, Positano's pastel-colored houses, villas and sprawling hotels make for a stunning sight.
This colorful town is the jewel of the Amalfi Coast, with designer boutiques and chic restaurants giving the whole place a sense of luxury, but the best thing about Positano is its beautiful charm, and the stunning views it offers.
Wonderful Positano
Eat fresh seafood at Kitara
The hillside town of Chieta is less visited than Positano, although it also has a lovely array of colourful houses.
Aside from that, Kitara is worth a visit for its charm and the amazing seafood.
You can also book a table at a restaurant on the waterfront, to taste spaghetti alla colatura and other seafood dishes.
Kitara
Hike through the Valley of the Mills in Amalfi
Escape the hordes of tourists in Amalfi and take a hike to the quieter Valle dei Mulini (Valley of the Mills).
It is a group of green ruins. It was originally a rocky area that arose approximately 35 thousand years ago. The area was used to build wheat mills, which is why it was given this name.
These mills have become part of the green nature of the place, as if they were a forgotten, imaginary part of the world.
Valley of the Mills
Go snorkeling around the Li Gali Islands.
The three rocky islands of Li Galli, located 6 kilometres (4 mi) from Positano.
The blue and green waters surrounding the islands attract luxury yachts whose owners come to spend a pleasant time snorkeling here and enjoying watching the marine life.
You can also sail to the islands by motorboat on a trip from Positano that takes about 10 minutes.
The Three Islands of Lee Galle
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