Campania, Southern Italy
Campania is the most visited Italian region in the south, due to the tremendous attractions along the Amalfi Coast and popular archaeological sites of Pompeii, Herculaneum, Paestum and ancient Capua.
Add to Favourite
Amalfi
Amalfi is the principal jewel of the famous Amalfi Coast. The largest and most popular resort on this mountainous stretch of coastline, it is a popular base for tourists wanting to explore the area.
Add to Favourite
Benevento
Benevento is rich in culture and history. Home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Church of Santa Sofia and the Arch of Trajan, it is also the producer of the famous Strega 'Witches' Liqueur.
Add to Favourite
Capri
The Isle of Capri is famed as a classy and beautiful destination offering staggering views and blue seas. For historians, it is the palace island of the Emperor Tiberius, with neglected Roman remains.
Add to Favourite
Ischia Island
Ischia is the largest island in the bay of Naples. Tourists flock to the island for its volcanic thermal spas and well as its beaches and cuisine.
Add to Favourite
Maiori
Maiori is known for being a town with possibly the nicest and largest beach on the Coast. Worth a visit in Maiori are the Church of Santa Maria A Mare and the Sanctuary of Santa Maria Delle Grazie.
Add to Favourite
Minori
Pearl of the Amalfi Coast, Minori is rich in history, architectural treasures and natural wonders.
Add to Favourite
Naples
A trip to Naples is an experience that will give you surprises in every corner of the streets & alleyways. Naples is filled with stunning architecture, rich history, cobbled streets & natural beauty.
Add to Favourite
Paestum
Paestum is deemed a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it includes three of the world's best-preserved ancient Greek temples and a museum crammed with millennia-old frescoes, ceramics and daily artifacts.
Add to Favourite
Pompeii
Pompeii is the most visited archaeological site in the world, due to its many and well-preserved ruins, left behind by a city buried in Vesuvius’s wake in the year 79AD.
Add to Favourite
Positano
A popular resort famous not only for its hotels and boutiques but also for the winding stairways that connect the town and the towering cliffs above.
Add to Favourite
Sorrento
Perched picturesquely on a plateau above the sea with spectacular views over the Bay of Naples, Sorrento has been a popular tourist destination for almost two centuries.
Add to Favourite
Salerno
Salerno is a port city, with winding medieval streets, well-preserved historical sites and medieval castle ruins overlooking the city. A convenient budget-friendly base for exploring the Amalfi Coast.
Add to Favourite
Mount Vesuvius
Burying the city of Pompeii in 79AD, Mt Vesuvius is the only active volcano on mainland Europe. Surrounded by the Vesuvius National Park, the summit is open to visitors via a network of paths.
Add to Favourite
Furore
A fjord on the Amalfi Coast, Furore consists of a few old houses hugging the cliffs and a tiny beach. The impressive 30m high arched bridge over this inlet was host to world high diving competitions.
Add to Favourite
Ravello
Ravello is a city of musical inspiration. Wander through the historic streets and cobblestone paths. Stunning villas and coastal scenery have captivated visitors for centuries.