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Best Spots for Instagram on the Amalfi Coast

Our top picks for the most beautiful spots along the Amalfi Coast to snap that perfect pic!

Best spots for Instagram

The Amalfi Coast is one of the most photographed stretches of coastline in the world. You have definitely admired snapshots of this breathtaking corner of Italy on your Instagram or Facebook feed, with gorgeous views of the shimmering Mediterranean Sea, the majestic Duomo in Amalfi, the colorful beach in Positano, or the Infinity Terrace in Ravello.

Would you like the best views for your own Instagram feed? Do you want to make your friends green with envy on Facebook? Or do you just want some fabulous snapshots to remember your time visiting the coast with family or friends? You’ve come to the right place…we’ve listed the best spots to take the must-have Amalfi Coast pictures, so you can organize a “photo tour” that rivals even the most famous influencers online.

Here’s a list of the most beautiful spots on the Amalfi Coast for taking photos

Instagram Atrani

The beach of Atrani

Atrani won’t be the first place which comes to mind when you think of Italian beach resorts. But it is the place you should visit if you want to find out what Italy is truly all about. Even though Atrani is just a short drive away from Amalfi, the famous and bustling holiday spot, it remains unspoiled by mass tourism and is one of Italy’s best-kept secrets.

Atrani is a coastal fishing village with a population of less than one thousand. It nestles in the divide of two steep cliffs on the shore of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Its tier upon tier of multi-colored houses rises above a beautiful stretch of pristine sand. It is one of the most idyllic and picturesque settings in Italy.

Unchanged by the passing of time, Atrani is a place just waiting to be explored. You can climb the steps up from the beach level and wander through the narrow, winding streets. There you’ll discover thirteenth-century baroque churches and piazzas with spurting fountains. Be able to listen to the tolling of the bell from the sixteenth-century tower as it chimes and breaks the quiet of the siesta hour. Ponder life over a drink on a cafe terrace in Piazza Umberto, the main square. If you have that uncanny feeling of deja vu while you’re there, don’t be surprised. Atrani’s scenic streets and stunning coast have been the chosen location for numerous films.

Ravello Terrace

The staircase of the Duomo of Sant’Andrea (St. Andrew)

An alternative to a private driver is a group tour, cheaper but still comfortable. Tours depart from Naples by minibus or boat, with itineraries that include stops in Positano, Amalfi and other locations. This solution is great during the high season, when traffic can be heavy.

Another alternative is to rent a car for the excursion to the Amalfi Coast Renting a car offers more freedom to move around, but you have to consider traffic, expensive parking and the complexity of the roads. In particular, on high season days the traffic can be very heavy.

The Amalfi Coast offers other enchanting places to visit, such as Vietri sul Mare famous for its artistic ceramics, Cetara,with its restaurants, or Maioriand Praiano, beautiful coastal towns.

When renting a car to visit the Amalfi Coast you have to take into account some important issues.

It is not always easy to drive because the roads are narrow, full of curves and often overhanging the sea, and you also have to take into account that finding parking is not easy at all because they are quite expensive, and in summer the traffic is really heavy especially in the direction Naples-Costiera in the morning or afternoon.

But despite everything, driving on the Coast is a breathtaking experience

If you think you might find yourself in difficulty on the busy coastal roads of Amalfi and Positano, we recommend you opt for a transfer with a driver or for the buses.

If I leave from Naples how can I save money to reach the Coast?

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If you want to save money, you can reach the Amalfi Coast with public transport. From Naples, you can leave with the Alibus or the train from the central station to Sorrento. From there, the SITAbuses will take you to Positanoor Amalfi.

Alternatively, during the summer months, you can choose to take a ferry or hydrofoil from companies such as Alilauro or Travelmar, so you can fully enjoy the breathtaking view. Hydrofoils leave from Molo Beverelloand connect Naples with Capri, Amalfi and Positano.

If I am in Naples, how can I get to Sorrento?

If you depart from **Naples** airport, you can get to Sorrento with the Curreri bus, which leaves directly outside Terminal 1 of Capodichino (the ticket can be purchased directly on board, the cost is 10 euros per person).

Alternatively, you can take the Alibus from the airport to Naples Central station (the ticket costs 4 euros and can be purchased on board) and from there continue to Sorrento with a train of the local railway Circumvesuviana (follow the signs, which will take you to the lower level of the station).

The route from the Sorrento Peninsula to the Amalfi Coast is instead served by Sita buses, which take about 45 minutes to reach Positano and an hour to reach Amalfi. It is a scenic journey, but full of curves (keep this in mind if you suffer from car sickness) and which can also be considerably longer, due to traffic, on summer weekends and during holidays and long weekends.

One thing to do that you absolutely cannot miss is the exciting excursion to the Coast by sea, valid however only in the summer months in fact in summer there are hydrofoils available that leave directly from the port of Naples (Molo Beverelo).

If you decide to travel by public transport we recommend that you limit yourself to visiting a single location, or at most plan a couple of stops: for example, you could first reach Amalfi and, in the afternoon, stop in Positano before leaving for Naples.

Whatever decision you end up making and whatever itinerary you choose, know that your day on the Amalfi Coast will make you fall in love, and you will probably want to return soon for a longer trip!

In addition to the Amalfi Coast, if you have a few more days there are other places in the surrounding area to visit such as POMPEI, HERCULANEUM or the ROYAL PALACE OF CASERTA, with a guided tour dedicated to culture.

In all the UNESCO sites you will find all the unmissable destinations of Campania and if you are a nature lover you could take a trip to Vesuvius where there are spectacular views and we assure you that it will be an unforgettable experience.

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