The Amalfi Coast was my very first stop in Ital...
The Amalfi Coast was the first place I ever went in Italy, and honestly, it completely changed my life. 11 trips to Italy later, I'd like to think I cracked the code to maximizing that La Dolce Vita lifestyle. Trust me when I say there's so many amazing towns and properties to stay along the Amalfi Coast, but I gotta say I'm a little biased towards Priano. It's the perfect balance of proximity to the stunning Positano, easy access to Amalfi, incredible views, and lucky for you, I've mastered logistics so you don't have to. Hi, I'm Paige, your luxury travel advisor, and better yet, reach out to me and I'll handle everything, because let's be honest, you want to be sipping spritzes, not stressed out about reservations and logistics. Day one, you're arriving in Priano. You're gonna stay at Casa Angelina or Hotel Onde Verde. After you settle in and take 47 photos of your sea view room, take a water taxi to Positano right before sunset, because dramatic entrances are everything. Now that the day-trippers have gone, you'll have a laid-back vibe to explore shops and get lost in those enchanting cobblestone streets. Then dinner at Da Vincenzo. This family-run spot is worth every ounce of hype. And yes, you'll probably cry into your pasta, because it's that good. Day two is your full boat day with Barber Boats Positano. You're cruising past Amalfi, Etrani, Priano, and Positano. Then you're off to the buzzy and fun Canca del Sogno in Nerano. You'll enjoy the freshest pasta and seafood, and absolutely partake in the famous Scrippino show. Back in Priano this evening for dinner at Il Pirata, seafront views that will make you never want to leave. Hot tip, go for the later seating and grab cocktails in their cave bar. Day three, you'll have a slow morning, or you'll head over to Positano to explore and shop before the crowds hit. Get your retail therapy in while everyone else is still figuring out how Italian coffee works. Then you'll head down to the dock to get your complimentary boat transfer to my personal favorite, Arienza Beach Club. Spend your afternoon living your best life. Swimming, lounging, lovely lunch. Yes, it's rocks, not sand, but honestly, who needs sand when you have this much luxury? Your feet will survive. After a long day of beaching, you'll water taxi back to Priano, because traveling by car is so yesterday. Once back at the hotel, you'll freshen up and head to dinner. No Italian dinner is complete without an aperitivo, and the Terrace Bar at Il San Pietro is one of the best places to enjoy one before your Michelin star dinner at Sass. Day four is your day. Pool time at the hotel, because sometimes the best adventure is the Dolce Farniante of it all, the sweetness of doing absolutely nothing. Or you can just wander into Priano town, shop, people watch, and practice saying grazie with the perfect Italian accent you definitely don't have. This evening, you'll have aperitivo at Cafe Mirante, my personal favorite for their famous cocktails, the complimentary bruschetta while watching the sunset with the best views on the coast. Tonight, you'll have dinner at Seguir, where the king of Priano piccolo might just cook your dinner, wait your table, and entertain you with a few notes on his trumpet. Day five, crying into your final breakfast, because leaving paradise should be illegal. One last dip in the pool to soak up every moment, then it's Arrivederci. You'll spend the entire flight home planning your next trip back. It's inevitable. And that is how you do the Amalfi Coast ride. Save this, message me, and let's make some magic happen. This is the kind of trip you'll be talking about for years to come in the best way possible. Double tap if you're ready to trade your problems for limoncello. Until next time, bye.
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