Tips and tours for explorers and travellers
Slow down in Amalfi, where a cathedral-lined piazza opens onto cliffside lanes, sea views and a dramatic coastal landscape.
The stops
Explore the compact centre, then use boats, buses and stairways to understand how Amalfi’s villages fit together.
Your private guide, in your pocket
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€7.00
1 self-guided tour in Amalfi
Weather & crowds
April to June and September to October balance warm days with less heat than midsummer. July and August are hottest and busiest; winter is mild but wetter.
8–27°C/ 46–81°F
16–31°C/ 61–88°F
The tours

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Safety
Amalfi is generally safe, but roads, heat, stairs and crowds are real hazards. Stay clear of the SS163, hydrate and use marked paths; dial 112 in an emergency.
Never stand in the road or step into traffic for photographs; the SS163 is narrow and busy.
Wear shoes with grip on polished stone, steep steps and wet waterfront surfaces.
Carry water and check ferry services before relying on them; wind can change schedules.
Questions
The centre is walkable, but the coast is steep and linked by many stairs.
Usually not for the centre; parking and the coastal road are difficult in high season.
Dial 112.