What to do in a day at positano?
Jul 21st, 2011, 05:30 AM
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What to do in a day at positano?
..was wondering how we could possibly spend our time besides the beach at positano, my wife isn't too interested in hiking the Path of Gods, ..what else can we do?
Jul 21st, 2011, 09:36 AM
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Hire the boat excusion up the coast from these guys:
http://www.gennaroesalvatore.it/
http://www.gennaroesalvatore.it/
Jul 23rd, 2011, 04:54 PM
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We never shop there
We like to take one of the shuttle boats to the close by coves - much quieter beaches, incredible views, you can get lunch. There are three or four of them (perhaps more) that come into the pier. Then come back, recover, have a nice late dinner at a restaurant with a great view. The Path of the Gos is amazing though. See if your wife will reconsider... (You can catch the local bus up from Positano to Nocelle - no need to hike up the hill if she doesn't fancy that.)
We like to take one of the shuttle boats to the close by coves - much quieter beaches, incredible views, you can get lunch. There are three or four of them (perhaps more) that come into the pier. Then come back, recover, have a nice late dinner at a restaurant with a great view. The Path of the Gos is amazing though. See if your wife will reconsider... (You can catch the local bus up from Positano to Nocelle - no need to hike up the hill if she doesn't fancy that.)
Oct 3rd, 2011, 03:36 PM
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Wander up and down Via Mulini, the pedestrian street with shops and cool galleries. Go in the secret garden at the Hotel Murat, they don't mind. Visit the church Santa Maria Assunta. Walk along the footpath on the far right of the beach as you face the water, it connects you to an other beach and also has nice breezes and veiws. Eat great reasonalbly priced food at Capricci, a takeaway place that has an outside counter in the back with a view of the sea, or tables below with a more upscale menu.
Oct 3rd, 2011, 03:43 PM
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You could take the ferry to Amalfi and then the bus- very short ride- up to Ravello- I recommend Pizza at Restaurant victoria- best pizza I had- even better than Naples and Ravello is a beautiful town.
