

by ItaliaTours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$558This full-day tour lasts about 11 hours and includes travel by high-speed train and ferry along the Amalfi Coast. The group is kept small for a more personal experience, with an English-speaking guide leading the way throughout the day. From Rome, participants travel by train to Salerno, where they board a ferry for a one-hour cruise to Positano. On the ferry, passengers see the cliffs that line this coastal stretch, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Upon arrival in Positano, guests have time to swim or browse the local boutiques and artisan shops. After this, a relaxed lunch break is included before boarding a short ferry ride to Amalfi. In Amalfi, the guide leads a brief walking orientation covering the town’s 11th-century cathedral and includes a tasting of limoncello at a local shop. Guests then have free time for shopping, exploring, or visiting the beach. The return trip begins with a ferry cruise from Amalfi back to Salerno. Along the route, travelers see the coastal towns of Minori, Maiori, Cetara, and Ravello from the water. The guide escorts the group from the pier to the Salerno train station, where the high-speed train takes them back to Rome. The tour includes all ferry tickets and the rail journey, but lunch and gratuities are not covered. The boats have no assigned seating, and no infant seats are provided on the train. Modifications may be made in case of delays or rough seas.
Amalfi Coast Overview
The Amalfi Coast was once a group of fishing villages and has become a major tourist destination, now facing challenges like heavy traffic, limited parking, and difficult road conditions due to narrow, winding routes.
15 min
Positano and Amalfi Visit
Participants are guided from the train station to the ferry, then enjoy a one-hour ferry cruise from Salerno to Positano, part of the UNESCO World Heritage site. In Positano, guests may swim or explore shops before a leisurely lunch break. Afterwards, a short ferry ride takes the group to Amalfi. There, a guide leads a short walk including a visit to the 11th-century cathedral and a limoncello tasting, followed by free time for shopping or beach visits.
105 min
Return Ferry Cruise to Salerno
From Amalfi, guests take a ferry back to Salerno, passing by the coastal towns of Minori, Maiori, Cetara, and Ravello. The guide accompanies the group from the pier to the nearby train station for the return trip to Rome.
180 min
Caffe Vergnano is inside Termini Station on the departures level. Enter the main terminal from any of the multiple entrances and make your way to the shopping area facing track #1. A representative holding an ItaliaTours sign will be waiting for you.
End point
Caffe Vergnano is inside Termini Station on the departures level. Enter the main terminal from any of the multiple entrances and make your way to the shopping area facing track #1. A representative holding an ItaliaTours sign will be waiting for you.


by ItaliaTours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$558This full-day tour lasts about 11 hours and includes travel by high-speed train and ferry along the Amalfi Coast. The group is kept small for a more personal experience, with an English-speaking guide leading the way throughout the day. From Rome, participants travel by train to Salerno, where they board a ferry for a one-hour cruise to Positano. On the ferry, passengers see the cliffs that line this coastal stretch, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Upon arrival in Positano, guests have time to swim or browse the local boutiques and artisan shops. After this, a relaxed lunch break is included before boarding a short ferry ride to Amalfi. In Amalfi, the guide leads a brief walking orientation covering the town’s 11th-century cathedral and includes a tasting of limoncello at a local shop. Guests then have free time for shopping, exploring, or visiting the beach. The return trip begins with a ferry cruise from Amalfi back to Salerno. Along the route, travelers see the coastal towns of Minori, Maiori, Cetara, and Ravello from the water. The guide escorts the group from the pier to the Salerno train station, where the high-speed train takes them back to Rome. The tour includes all ferry tickets and the rail journey, but lunch and gratuities are not covered. The boats have no assigned seating, and no infant seats are provided on the train. Modifications may be made in case of delays or rough seas.
Amalfi Coast Overview
The Amalfi Coast was once a group of fishing villages and has become a major tourist destination, now facing challenges like heavy traffic, limited parking, and difficult road conditions due to narrow, winding routes.
15 min
Positano and Amalfi Visit
Participants are guided from the train station to the ferry, then enjoy a one-hour ferry cruise from Salerno to Positano, part of the UNESCO World Heritage site. In Positano, guests may swim or explore shops before a leisurely lunch break. Afterwards, a short ferry ride takes the group to Amalfi. There, a guide leads a short walk including a visit to the 11th-century cathedral and a limoncello tasting, followed by free time for shopping or beach visits.
105 min
Return Ferry Cruise to Salerno
From Amalfi, guests take a ferry back to Salerno, passing by the coastal towns of Minori, Maiori, Cetara, and Ravello. The guide accompanies the group from the pier to the nearby train station for the return trip to Rome.
180 min
Caffe Vergnano is inside Termini Station on the departures level. Enter the main terminal from any of the multiple entrances and make your way to the shopping area facing track #1. A representative holding an ItaliaTours sign will be waiting for you.
End point
Caffe Vergnano is inside Termini Station on the departures level. Enter the main terminal from any of the multiple entrances and make your way to the shopping area facing track #1. A representative holding an ItaliaTours sign will be waiting for you.