Positano

Positano, characteristic town of the Amalfy Coast, known for its beauty and architecture, where little white geometric shaped houses, which might look like  cubes with small openings and arches form a vertical town.In the past Positano’s geographical formation saved the life of many during the Saracen’s invasions.

Born as a fisherman town, and a rival to Amalfy, Positano is today a classy and elegant place perfect for the holiday of a life time.

Positano's little streets and stairs all end up on via Pasitea, where many boutiques and stores are located. Following via Pasitea down you will reach the main beach where our main Cathedral is located. The S.S. Maria Assunta church is known for its mosaic made of majolica.

A stop in Positano is obligatory for who loves refine extravagances: here great hands covert unbleached materials into beautiful clothes, rich of fantasy and colours, between a sailor and Arabic style.

To reach the most spectacular parts of the peninsula and one of the most scenographic roads of Italy, from Positano you must take the “Strada Amalfitana”: opened in 1853, from King Ferdinand II , the Strada Amalfitana has been built digging along the coast, between 25 and 200 meters from the sea level.