Positano Campania, Italy Travel Guide
Download offline maps for Positano and the Amalfi Coast before you travel.
Utilize offline language packs for quick language assistance on the go.
Check real-time SITA Sud bus times and routing suggestions for broader regional travel.
Manage your accommodation bookings, check details, or find last-minute availability.
Check daily forecasts to plan your activities and clothing appropriately.
ENIT and Campania Regional Tourism provide general information and regional details.
Find up-to-date schedules and bookings for Travelmar, NLG, and Positano Jet.
Provides bus schedules for the Amalfi Coast routes; look for PDF schedules.
Book train tickets for travel to or from major Italian cities like Naples or Rome.
Monitor transactions and manage your credit/debit cards while abroad.
Purchase a reputable guidebook focused on the Amalfi Coast or Southern Italy (e.g., Lonely Planet, Rick Steves, Fodor's).
Read non-fiction books on the history of the Amalfi Coast or fiction set in the region to enhance your experience.
Small local tourism pamphlets, brochures, or free magazines found in hotels or tourist offices may highlight current events.
The afternoon break is still observed by many smaller shops and businesses, which may close for a few hours.
Always validate your SITA Sud bus ticket immediately upon boarding using the machine on the bus. Failure can result in a fine.
Always carry small denominations of euros for bus tickets, small purchases, and tipping. Many establishments prefer cash.
In case of heavy rain and potential landslides, observe local authority warnings. Stay informed via local news channels or accommodation staff. These events are rare but can affect road access.
Positano is generally very safe for solo travelers. Practice common sense precautions.
Enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace, lingering at viewpoints.
Dine wherever you wish, savoring local flavors without compromise.
Social opportunities are more casual; strike up conversations at bars or tours.
Consider staying in shared apartments or guesthouses for more interaction.
Join group tours or classes for shared experiences and meeting others.
Strollers are impractical due to the countless stairs and uneven paths. Consider baby carriers for infants.
Opt for apartments with kitchens for self-catering and more space. Hotels with pools often appeal to children.
Most restaurants welcome children, but high-chairs might be limited in smaller places. Plan for earlier dinners if needed.
