See the Amalfi Coast by making this affordable seaside town your home base to explore neighboring, more tourist-heavy places.

Many travelers visit the Amalfi Coast on a day trip, only visit the most popular towns, and forget to wear the proper shoes for hiking.

If you want to visit the less touristy part of the Amalfi Coast, consider this beautiful seaside town that has a long sandy beach and is loved by locals.

Offering dramatic scenery and excellent food, Cilento has more than enough to rival its better-known neighbour ...

We visited the Amalfi Coast for the first time during our honeymoon in Italy. We made mistakes, like not staying long enough or booking a boat tour.

Linking the towns is the SS163, the legendary Amalfi Coast Drive, a 16 km twisting, turning two-lane road that weaves and dips torturously in and out and up and down gorges, clinging to the cliff ...

Europe’s dreamiest seaside settings aren’t restricted to Amalfi and the Rivieras. When summer throngs hit fever pitch, head to any of these off-the-beaten-coast coastal cities and towns.

There will be plenary of local eateries to enjoy and picturesque towns to visit along the way. "Consider visiting in May, ...

The best way to get around the towns within the Amalfi Coast is on foot, though the best way to get around the region is by car. The Amalfi Coast region stretches 34 miles down the west coast of ...

The Amalfi Coast yields much of the same delectable fare you'll find in other Italian cities. Allow yourself to indulge in as much pasta, pizza and cappuccinos as your heart desires, but make sure ...