Ciao, we are three girls aged between 30 and 40 years, Paola, Rossella, Milena, we work at L'altra costiera, an agency situated in the center of Amalfi and we try to do everything possible to please all the tourists who want to spend a dream vacation. To welcome you in our office there will also be our Labrador, known throughout the world, named Pluto! We love our coastline and at your arrival we will be happy to give you all the information related to our area

A comfortable house located just in the main square of Amalfi reachable climbing only 20 steps The apartment has been tastefully restored and furnished. With Amalfi at the doorstep and the beach only a walk away, this is a delightful base to discover the Amalfi Coast. The apartment consists of: A well equipped kitchen; A living room with a single sofa bed; dining area with a window overlooking the square; A bedroom with a double bed opening on the living room; A bathroom with a shower Public parking available at 200 mt

Amalfi, and its particular coast, is considered perhaps the most beautiful part of Italy. It is a quiet and picturesque seaside resort with a temperate climate and incomparable natural beauties. Amalfi, originally Roman, was the first Sea Republic of Italy. After the fall of the Roman Empire, it was the first city to re-establish relationship between East and West by transporting and introducing into Italy exotic merchandise such as carpets, coffee and paper. Amalfi had its own coin (The Tarì), was the home of Flavio Gioia, the inventor of the compass and gave the navigators the famous maritime law known as “Tabula de Amalpha”. In Amalfi you can visit: • The Duomo, built about the 6th century and dedicated to St.Andrew the Apostle whose remains are kept in the crypt; • The Cloister of Paradise, set beside the Duomo, that was built the 13th century in Arabian style; • The Paper Museum, where we can see the tools used over the centuries for making paper by hand; • The Grotta dello Smeraldo, a fantastic green temple full of figures, caryatids and bas-reliefs formed by dripping water from the vaulted ceiling, over the thousands of years.