Tours in Positano

Positano Highlights

Positano is a small, picturesque town located on the Amalfi Coast in southern Italy. It is known for its colorful buildings, narrow streets, and stunning beaches. The town was once a fishing village, but has since become a popular tourist destination.

Positano’s steep, narrow streets are lined with shops selling handmade ceramics, clothing, and jewelry, and there are many restaurants and cafes offering delicious local cuisine. The town’s main beach, Spiaggia Grande, is a large and spacious beach with crystal-clear waters, and there are several smaller, secluded beaches nearby.

The town’s cultural heritage is reflected in its historic churches, including the Church of Santa Maria Assunta, and its festivals and events, such as the Festa di Santa Maria Assunta and the La Dolce Vita Wine and Food Festival.

Overall, Positano is a charming and picturesque town that offers a blend of art, music, food, and fashion, influenced by its history and location on the Amalfi Coast. It is a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Italian coastal life.

The Best Time to Visit Positano

The best time to travel to Positano depends on your preferences and what you want to experience during your trip. Here are some factors to consider:

1. Weather: The weather in Positano is mild and pleasant throughout most of the year, but the best time to visit if you want to enjoy the beaches and outdoor activities is from May to September when the temperatures are warm and the days are long.
2. Crowds: Positano is a popular tourist destination, so if you want to avoid crowds, it’s best to visit during the shoulder season, which is from April to early June or from September to October. During these months, the weather is still pleasant, but the crowds are thinner.
3. Festivals: Positano has several festivals throughout the year, including the Festa di Santa Maria Assunta in August and the La Dolce Vita Wine and Food Festival in September. If you’re interested in attending these events, plan your trip accordingly.
4. Budget: The peak tourist season in Positano is from June to August, which means that prices for accommodations and activities can be higher during this time. If you’re on a budget, consider visiting during the shoulder season when prices may be lower.

How to Get Around in Positano?

Getting around in Positano can be a bit challenging due to its steep and narrow streets.  Walking is the best way to explore Positano on foot, due the town is compact and most of the attractions, shops, and restaurants are within walking distance.

However if you don´t want or can´t walk too much, Positano has a local bus service that runs from the town center to the nearby villages and beaches. The buses can be crowded, but they are an affordable way to get around.

Also, taxis are available in Positano, but they can be expensive. Keep in mind that some areas of the town are restricted to traffic, so taxis may not be able to take you to certain locations.

If you’re comfortable riding a scooter or motorcycle, this can be a fun and convenient way to explore Positano and the surrounding area. You can rent a scooter or motorcycle from one of the rental shops in town.

And of course, a really good option is moving by boat. Positano is located on the Amalfi Coast, so you can also explore the nearby villages and beaches by boat. There are several boat rental services in town, or you can take a ferry to nearby destinations like Capri or Sorrento.

What to See and Do in Positano

Positano is a fabulous destination due to its natural beauty and its rich culture richness.

In turn, due to its proximity to Capri and Sorrento, many travelers combine their trip to the Positano with these destinations, which is why you will find these sites in several of our offers.

You also have day tours of sites of interest in Positano. Do not wait any longer to book your excursions through this beautiful coast!