Where to Stay

Hotel Palazzo Murat

• A stunning 18th-century villa set in lush gardens, offering breathtaking views of Positano’s cliffs and the Tyrrhenian Sea.

• Perfectly located in the heart of Positano, just a short walk from the beach and bustling streets.

On-Site Restaurant

Al Palazzo

• A romantic garden restaurant featuring fresh, seasonal Mediterranean dishes.

• Must-try dishes:

• Homemade pasta with seafood

• Lemon-infused desserts

• Freshly baked focaccia

• Perfect for an intimate dinner under the stars or a leisurely lunch surrounded by greenery.

 

Where to Drink

Aldo’s Cocktail Bar & Seafood Grill (Le Sirenuse Hotel)

• An elegant terrace bar with panoramic views of Positano and the sea.

• Known for its expertly crafted cocktails and extensive wine list.

• Highlights:

• Their signature Positano Spritz

• Oysters and fresh seafood pair perfectly with the drinks.

• Stunning spot for sunset drinks before heading to dinner.

Where to Eat

Chez Black

• An iconic beachfront restaurant with a lively, casual vibe.

• Famous for:

• Spaghetti alle Vongole (clams)

• Heart-shaped pizzas

• Fresh seafood platters

• A great spot for a relaxed lunch or dinner with views of the sea.

Conca del Sogno (Day Trip to Nerano)

• A chic restaurant and beach club set in a private cove, reachable by boat or car.

• Must-try:

• Lobster pasta

• Grilled zucchini flowers

• Freshly caught fish of the day

• Perfect for a day of indulgence by the sea.

 

Things to Do in Positano

1. Explore the Charming Streets

• Wander through the colorful alleys filled with boutique shops offering handmade leather sandals, ceramics, and linen clothing.

2. Spiaggia Grande

• Relax on Positano’s main beach, rent a sunbed, or take a boat tour from the marina.

3. Path of the Gods (Sentiero degli Dei)

• A breathtaking hiking trail offering panoramic views of the Amalfi Coast.

• Best for adventurous travelers and nature lovers.

4. Church of Santa Maria Assunta

• Famous for its majolica-tiled dome and the Black Madonna icon.

5. Private Boat Tours

• Rent a boat to explore hidden coves, the nearby Emerald Grotto, and even Capri.

 

Day Trips and Experiences

1. Conca del Sogno

• A luxurious lunch destination and beach club experience near Nerano.

2. Amalfi and Ravello

• Visit Amalfi for its historic cathedral and Ravello for its spectacular gardens (Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone).

3. Capri

• Take a ferry or private boat to Capri to explore the Blue Grotto, designer boutiques, and the scenic chairlift ride to Mount Solaro.

4. Fiordo di Furore

• A hidden gem—a small fjord-like inlet perfect for photos and a quick swim.

Where to Drink and Party

Franco’s Bar (Le Sirenuse)

• A chic, open-air bar offering breathtaking sunset views and creative cocktails.

Music on the Rocks

• A nightclub carved into the cliffs, offering a unique nightlife experience.

 

Tips for Visiting Positano

1. Best Time to Visit:

2. May to June or September to early October for warm weather and fewer crowds.

3. Reservations: Always book restaurants, beach clubs, and boat tours in advance, especially during peak season.

4. Getting Around: Positano is best explored on foot, but private boats and ferries are ideal for visiting nearby spots.