What to do: Is there anything more beautiful than standing on your balcony with a view of the Mediterranean Sea and the pink, purple, blue, and orange houses scattered throughout the hills? Maybe, but I haven’t found it yet. If you want to be close to all the action on the Amalfi Coast, staying in Positano is perfect. You’ve likely seen engagement photos taken from the famous balcony of Le Sirenuse or read about the Hotel Poseidon in Rebecca Serle’s novel, One Italian Summer. But if you’re looking to be more low-key, I’d recommend staying in one of the lesser-known towns along the coast, such as Praiano. There, you can find stunning rental villas that are just a short car ride to the hustle and bustle.
A day trip to Capri is an absolute must. Take a boat tour around the island and jump in the water, or peruse the ritzy designer boutiques. When you’re not on Capri, secure a day bed at One Fire Beach Club in Praiano, sip lemon granita at Café Mirante, book a cliffside reservation at Il Pirata, or attend an intimate cooking class to learn how to make the city’s local Italian dishes.
What to wear: When people talk about the beauty of the Amalfi Coast, they like to leave out the steps—steps on steps on steps. You’ll be walking up and down all day if you want to get anywhere, so I opted for comfortable but chic sandals and dresses that could be dressed down for days of exploring the shops and dressed up for fancy dinners. And of course, a luxe bag is necessary because it is the Amalfi Coast.
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