Amalfi Coast Gallery

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What the coast, the boats and the kitchens actually look like. These are the operators' own photographs of the trips listed here, and the caption on each one says what it shows.

Positano's stacked houses and the dome of its parish church seen from a boat offshore — Positano from the water — the view the boat days open with

Amalfi town and its beach from the water, with the shallows turning turquoise inshore — Amalfi's beach and seafront, where the ferries and the boat tours come in

Atrani's white houses stacked behind the arched viaduct that carries the coast road over the village — Atrani, the smallest comune in southern Italy, under the arches of the SS163

The tiers of Positano rising straight off the beach, balconies stepped one above another — Positano from the beach: every house on the town is a staircase above the last

A green headland dropping into deep blue water with villas cut into the terraces below the ridge — The terraces that hold the cliff up, and the villas cut into them

A white house standing on the cliff edge high above the Tyrrhenian Sea — Fifty kilometres of coast built on ledges like this one

A coastal town on a green slope with its gardens terraced down towards the sea — Gardens terraced down to the water — the landscape UNESCO listed in 1997

A majolica-tiled bell tower in green and yellow glaze above an Amalfi Coast harbour — The green and yellow majolica glaze that tops the coast's church towers

The mouth of a sea cave in the limestone with the water inside lit turquoise from below — A sea cave on the coast, reachable only by boat

A small boat under a sheer limestone cliff on the Amalfi Coast — The scale of the cliffs, with a boat for measure

A waterfall dropping through a rock inlet on the coast with a stone stair cut beside it — A waterfall running into an inlet, with the old stair beside it

A boat lying at a mooring buoy below the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast — Moored below the cliffs, out of reach of the coast road

A traditional wooden gozzo under way seen from directly above, its wake spreading behind — A gozzo, the traditional hull most of these boat days are run on

A gozzo at anchor under a red canopy with the Amalfi Coast running away behind it — At anchor under a canopy, which is where the swim stops happen

A snorkeller in the clear shallow water of an Amalfi Coast cove — Snorkelling in a cove — masks and floats come with most boat fares

Swimming in an emerald cove on the Amalfi Coast reachable only from the water — An emerald cove with no road to it

Lemons ripening on the branch above the Sorrentine Peninsula — Lemons on the branch: the crop the terraces were cut for

A lemon pergola on a terrace with the chestnut poles that hold the fruit off the ground — A lemon pergola, chestnut poles and all

Hand-made ravioli laid out on a floured board in a Positano kitchen — Ravioli made by hand in a family kitchen above Positano

The ruins of Pompeii with Mount Vesuvius on the skyline behind them — Pompeii, with the volcano that buried it still on the skyline

Positano and Amalfi are both here, seen from the water rather than from the road above them, along with Atrani, the lemon terraces and one of the sea caves. Most of what is in these pictures is reachable only from the water: the sea caves, the coves below Praiano and the beaches with no road to them. That is the argument for Amalfi Coast boat tours in one image. The rest — the lemon terraces, the majolica domes, the villages stacked above the sea — is explained town by town on the towns of the coast.

To see which trip each photograph belongs to, start at Amalfi Coast Italy Tours.