Today I got up early and headed for the bus station to get the famous (notorious?) public bus from Sorrento along the Amalfi Coast. Only 8€ for an all day pass was a bargain compared to what the tour operators charged. A bit of research suggested arriving early to get a coveted right hand side of the bus seat for the views and that is what I did. Luckily at 8.30am on a Sunday it wasn't busy and I got a great seat to enjoy the sights from.
The bus ride didn't disappoint as the bus squeezed itself past other buses and cars and travelled along cliffs and went through tunnels. We arrived in Positano quite quickly as there wasn't much traffic and the bus left us at the top of the cliff. A walk down through narrow lanes filled with shops and cafes eventually led to the beach. There was a couple of walks along the cliffs each side to explore the other bays which were quite lovely and not too strenuous.
Once I had explored for a few hours and the temperature started hotting up, I headed up the cliff for the bus stop to carry on the adventure in Amalfi.
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Your pictures certainly show Positano to good effect. The stunning beauty of the Amalfi Coast is like nowhere else.
ItalyCampaniaPositanoSpiaggia Fornillo40°37’42” N 14°29’24” E
ItalyCampaniaPositanoSpiaggia Fornillo40°37’42” N 14°29’24” E
Your pictures certainly show Positano to good effect. The stunning beauty of the Amalfi Coast is like nowhere else.
Nicholas Wallace
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