Praiano is among the most beautiful and scenic towns on the Amalfi Coast, and yet unfairly unknown. The town of just over 2000 inhabitants features thirteen churches, dating from the 15th to 18th centuries, all with numerous original frescoes. Recently praised by the New York Times as a destination that “must be savored at a slow pace”, Praiano is home to the NaturArte Project, a free public contemporary art gallery of about 150 pieces scattered along 8 walking itineraries. Here you can enjoy the narrow streets, the timeless atmosphere of a fishing village with a modern vibe, the characteristic steps that you find along the Amalfi Coast, and its magnificent seaside colors at sunset. If you want to enjoy the Amalfi Coast, a place to start from is Villa Fedrilla, a crisp-white single-floor property with splendid sea views!
Access by 24 steps from the main street to the villa gate and another 24 steps to the entrance door.
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• Late arrival fee between 8:00 pm & 10:00 pm: €60 – No arrivals are accepted after 10:00 pm
• The Italian government might require the payment of a Visitor’s Tax (approximately €1.50 – €6.00 per person, per day, depending on the location) and may be applied for the first seven/fourteen days in the destination. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash.
€299 Flat
€250 Flat
Nearest Airport: Naples 1 h 20 min
Nearest serviced town: within walking distance
Nearest major city: Positano 15 min
Driving time estimated by Google Maps
A winding scenic drive along the coastal road, known for its hairpin bends and spectacular views, takes visitors to Positano, Praiano, Amalfi and the spellbinding uphill town of Ravello, with its incomparable belvedere. Any of these popular resort towns along the coast are good bases for exploring the surrounding areas. Buses and ferries run frequently and are the most convenient way to reach other towns while avoiding what could be a challenging drive in the bustling summer traffic. Other excursion possibilities include a boat trip to the islands of Capri and Ischia, a visit to the vibrant cities of Napoli, Salerno, or the gracious Sorrento, or an exploration of Pompeii and Herculaneum - the fascinating ruins of ancient cities destroyed by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in the 1st century A.D.
The Amalfi Coast offers an abundance of cafés, shops, art galleries, and restaurants on its vertical terrain. Most beaches are small pebble inlets of land; thus, the best way to enjoy the sand and the turquoise water is to tour the area by boat and let an expert local captain take you to his favorite spots or suggest the best seaside restaurants. A memorable experience!
WHERE TO EAT
Rossellinis - One of the finest Italian restaurants, Michelin-awarded and boasting very high ratings. In high season, the restaurant is open only for dinner. If you want to treat yourself to an unforgettable meal, dine here at night on one of the terraces looking down on the fishing boats 1,000 feet below! Via San Giovanni del Toro, Ravello - +39 089 818 181
Next 2 - Fine dining restaurant serving regional cuisine with a contemporary twist. Via Pasitea 242, Positano – +39 089 812 3516
Il Pirata - Panoramic restaurant built on a rock next to the water. Fresh local food served in a casual atmosphere. Very romantic place to enjoy at night. Whether you decide to spend a day sunbathing on its solarium, sip a cocktail in the lounge bar carved in the rocks, or sit for dinner at the restaurant, make sure to check out this place to experience a slice of the Mediterranean lifestyle! Via Terramare, Praiano - +39 089 874 377
Da Gemma - Just a 2-minute walk from the main square of Amalfi, on the right-hand side. Pick a table on the terrace, overlooking the main street, and be delighted with a modern version of coastal traditional dishes. Staples on the menu include the Genoese (with meat sauce) and the sumptuous fish soup. Via Fra' Gerardo Sasso 11, Amalfi - +39 089 871 345
L'Abside - Family-run restaurant serving great local food in a casual atmosphere. Outdoor seating on the piazza, perfect for children! Piazza dei Dogi, 31, Amalfi - +39 089 873 586
WHERE TO SHOP
Clothing - Antica Sartoria - Locally designed chic summer clothes, wallet-friendly and perfect to wear in any beach resort, from Positano to Ibiza, from St. Tropez to Miami or St. Barts. Anywhere you go, you will bring some Italy with you! Piazza Mulini 1/3, Positano - +39 089 812 2712
Handmade Paper – Amalfi artisans carry on the legacy of local papermakers of the past, maintaining the quality and peculiar characteristics that have made this paper famous around the world – buy your handmade cards at La Scuderia del Duca. Largo Cesareo Console 8, Amalfi - +39 089 872 976
Local Artwork – Paolo Sandulli’s “Queens of the Sea” and “the Signorine” (the Misses), original terra-cotta busts of women with wild tufts of hair made from dyed sea sponges, are delightful art pieces to bring home. Torre a Mare, Praiano - +39 339 440 1008 (direct)
Perfumes - Fabbrica Profumi di Positano, we love Incanto, with its refreshing lemon scent that reminds us of the sunny Coast also during winter! Via C. Colombo 175, Positano - +39 089 875 057
Limoncello - as a souvenir of your trip, Limoncello is a must. Buy it at Pasticceria Pansa: dating back to 1830, this shop has long been famous for its excellent products. Piazza Duomo 40, Amalfi - +39 089 871 065