The village of Positano and our through our Private Positano car service and local full day tours from Positano to the amalfi coast describing this picturesque and beautifully positioned village on the amalfi coast with our team at Italy car service we will take you to Positano and further along the coast line. Not only a transfer from Naples to Positano...meeting at the Naples Airport or Train station we can dedicate some time exploring Pompeii or Herculaneum before arriving into Positano just one of our amazing day trips. Driving the winding road with the view of the coast the driver arrives to the piazza Mulino. Then by foot explore the village by walking the street that takes you to water front along the walk you will pass a variety of typical boutiques of Positano fashion and ceramic shops. Also famous for its festival on the 15th of August The church dedicated to the holy may. Positano will give you the chance to enjoy a pleasant walk and exploring the extraordinary architecture which has made Positano highly rated as a top tourist attraction for its elegance and charm.

Be that as it may, if you need to get out and do things on your excursion, there is bounty to do in Positano also.

Here are the most mainstream things to do in Positano (cautioning you're DEFINITELY going to need to bring your camera along!):

Hike the "Path of the Gods"

Positano is a flawlessly dazzling spot. What's more, there's no better approach to encounter its excellence than by strolling the Sentiero degli Dei Lemon Point trail – likewise called the Footpath of the Gods. Strolling this way has been portrayed as strolling through heaven.

The name of the trail actually means "The Gods' Pathway." As guests stroll along the pathway, they'll see stunning displays, stone demolishes, and substantially more. They'll additionally discover looks of grazing goats, old-world wellsprings and the beautiful Mediterranean scene.

The Sentiero degli Dei really starts outside of Positano. Individuals can begin their voyage in a spot called Bomerano. This town can be come to from Positano by foot or by transport. Street signs plainly stamp the begin of the way.

Despite the fact that the walk is long – around three hours – it ought to be genuinely simple notwithstanding for unpracticed walkers. The length of individuals begin from Bomerano, a significant part of the walk is downhill. The way is smooth and agreeable, and there are various spots where walkers can stop and enjoy a reprieve.

The street closes in a spot called Nocelle, which is in fact above Positano. Toward the end of the trail is a precarious, 1500 stage way, which leads into the Arienzo shoreline.

One thing quite a few people like to do after their long walk is to go straightforwardly starting from the path to the shoreline for an invigorating swim in the ocean. This is a particularly pleasant alternative during the mid year months. From the shoreline, the focal point of Positano is just a short leave.

If you would prefer not to make the declining ascension, transports likewise take individuals from the end of the pathway to Nocelle. From that point, a carriage can be taken to some of Positano's best eateries. For some, a great feast is the ideal approach to end a long walk.

The Sentiero degli Dei pathway is just shy of 5 miles, so be arranged for a long walk. It's a smart thought to bring water, snacks, and dress in layered attire.

In case you're apprehensive about doing that long a stroll, there are different get focuses along the way. If you need to utilize an ride benefit, the driver will be more than glad to lift you up and take you back to the town if you can't walk any further.