Amalfi Coast - Capri, Sorrento, Salerno Attractions
South of Naples and Pompei a penninsula forms the boundary between the Gulfs of Naples and Salerno. The Isle of Capri is off its tip. A rustic two-lane winding road circles the penninsula and is one of the most popular scenic drives in Italy.
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Blue Grotto
(Capri)
The Blue Grotto is a seaside cave, partially filled with water, which casts a fabulous blue light when the sun is shining. Small boats can enter the cave when the sea is calm.
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Capodimonte
(Capri)
The viewpoint of Capodimonte is located below the ruins of the Castello di Barbarossa.
Positano, Italy
Positano (30m/99ft; pop. 3,000), a very picturesque little town extending up the steep rocky slopes above the sea, with square flat-roofed houses reminiscent of the Saracen period. From here the road continues along the wild and rugged coast, passing several old watch-towers on the coast below.
