Luxury & Romance in Positano, Italy

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Advisor - Candice Jankowski
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Candice Jankowski

  • Italy

  • Positano

  • Beaches

  • Couples Travel

  • Food & Wine

  • International Travel

  • Slow Travel

  • Coastal Town

  • Foodie

  • Romantic

Boat in the water with buildings in the background in Positano, Italy
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Positano, Italy has it all: luxury, romance and some of the best pasta you'll ever have!

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Where to stay in Positano, Italy

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Things to do in Positano, Italy

View of colorful buildings along the ocean in Positano, Italy

Walk down to the beach on Marina Grande and see the beautiful town from below. 

Visit the Church of Santa Maria Assunta and then walk around the town.  

Take a boat ride to the Blue Grotto illuminated by the blue from the sea and sun. Green Grotto is also nice!

Rent a scooter and drive around town.

Party at Music in the Rocks. This super cool nightclub is literally built into a rock!

Take a boat to La Fontelina Beachclub - this chic beach club is a celeb favorite.

Buy some handmade sandals! There are so many cute little shops that custom make sandals just for you.

Take the cable car in Monte Faito to see the most amazing views of the city.

Places to eat & drink in Positano, Italy

Two glasses of wine, candle and bowl of olives on table in Positano

Conca Del Sogno: You have a take a water taxi  to get to this restaurant, but it's worth it. If you are doing a day tour on a boat, stop here to eat - or go for dinner!

Da Adolfo: Great lunch spot. You also need a water taxi to get here. They are only open for lunch and it's super packed at around noon. So if you don't have reservations, go a little later around 2-3pm.

La Tagliata: Restaurant at a farmhouse. It’s around $40 per person and they bring you out whatever they have. So no picking from a menu, but some of the best food on the trip!

Da Vincenzo: Really great dinner. Amazing zucchini pasta and lemon shrimp. 

Franco's: You MUST go here for drinks. Go before dinner. Amazing view and really good cocktails. 

Buca di Bacco: Best gelato in Positano. If you are walking up from the beach, you can't miss it - it's on the left side going up.

Covo Dei Saraceni: Best pizza in Positano.

Chez Black: Another popular restaurant. The owner's son is an actor so it's really well known. It's right on the beach.

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