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Naples and Amalfi coast full day tour from Rome

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Experience two of southern Italy's most iconic destinations in a single day: explore Naples' baroque streets, historic churches, and royal palaces, then descend to the dramatic Amalfi Coast to wander pastel-hued villages perched above turquoise waters. This 12-hour journey combines urban culture with coastal scenery, revealing why these regions captivate millions annually.

From Rome you will drive to Naples and start with a visit to “Spaccanapoli”, Via San Gregorio Armeno, Piazza San Domenico, Piazza del Gesù with the Church of Gesù Nuovo and the Basilica of Santa Chiara (the largest Gothic church in Naples). Continue to visit the monumental area and see the Piazza Plebiscito, where you can see the Royal Palace and the Church of San Francesco di Paola. Then head to Via Toledo, where you will be able to admire the splendid Galleria Umberto I, and on to Piazza Municipio, where there is the imposing Angevin fortress of Castle Nuovo. You will have the opportunity to make a brief stop in a former bakery to taste the famous “sfogliatella.” After this visit and a break, in the afternoon your guide will drive you to Amalfi. The Amalfi Coast is known for being the land of the orange blossoms and lemon trees. Enjoy the saltiness of the marvelous beaches and the wildest Mediterranean scrub, arranged in a vertical manner, together with the houses overlooking the sea and hidden in the maze of picturesque alleys. It is like a cluster of white houses, clinging to the rocks and connected by covered alleys and stairways. At the center of the main square is the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea with the spectacular staircase and the bell tower in Arab-Norman style. Your journey will continue visiting the splendid Positano, one of the most famous places on the Amalfi Coast, for its suggestive staircases and the whitewashed houses that follow the mountains course, creating a vertical landscape. Appreciated by artists and jet-set characters since the early post-war, the town is famous for the production of leather sandals,cotton and linen clothes and for the beautiful Majolica. 

Highlights

  • Spaccanapoli district: narrow medieval streets lined with artisan shops and street food stalls
  • Basilica of Santa Chiara: Naples' largest Gothic church with stunning frescoed cloisters
  • Piazza Plebiscito & Royal Palace: monumental seafront square showcasing Bourbon grandeur
  • Galleria Umberto I: 19th-century iron-and-glass arcade with cafés and boutiques
  • Sfogliatella tasting: sample Naples' signature pastry in a historic bakery
  • Amalfi & Positano: cascade down pastel villages with Arab-Norman cathedral and dramatic cliff-side architecture

Insider tips

  • Arrive early for Spaccanapoli—midday crowds make narrow streets overwhelming; morning light is best for photography
  • The sfogliatella stop is rushed; buy extras to enjoy later or skip the bakery visit to spend more time in Positano
  • Wear comfortable walking shoes with grip—Positano's staircases are steep and often slippery; bring a light layer for sea breezes

Good to know

  • 12-hour tour departs Rome early morning and returns late evening; confirm exact pickup time with supplier
  • Bring sun protection (SPF 50+), hat, and sunglasses; Amalfi Coast offers minimal shade in summer
  • Lunch not included; budget €15–30 for meals in Naples or Amalfi; village restaurants are pricier than city options
  • Steep stairs, uneven terrain, and narrow alleys make this challenging for limited mobility; confirm accessibility with supplier beforehand

Who it's for

First-time visitors to southern Italy seeking iconic sights in one dayCulture enthusiasts interested in Gothic architecture and Bourbon historyPhotographers drawn to dramatic coastal landscapes and pastel villagesFood lovers curious about Neapolitan pastries and regional Mediterranean cuisine

Best time to visit

Visit April–May or September–October for mild weather, manageable crowds, and optimal lighting. Summer (June–August) brings peak crowds and intense heat; winter months see reduced daylight and occasional closures.

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