If you are looking for a perfect 4-day itinerary of the Amalfi Coast, you are in the right place. Why? Because we are locals and as proper locals we know the Amalfi Coast like the back of our hands. We will suggest the best things to do and see (especially our boat tours). And many other things, like how best move around the coast. Are you ready? Let’s go.

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Itinerary
Here is the itinerary suggested by us about the cities to visit:
- Sorrento (from where our tours leave)
- Positano
- Amalfi
- Capri
In a 4-day itinerary, you can easily visit all them. We will now show you the best attractions of each one.
Amalfi Coast 4 Day Itinerary: Day 1 Sorrento
Sorrento doesn’t belong to the Amalfi Coast but to the Sorrento Peninsula. It is, anyway, a must-see destination once in this area. Also, because it is attached to the Amalfi Coast a very easy to reach. Usually, we suggest staying in Sorrento overnight because it’s a strategic city.

Many attractions and tours (like a day trip to the Amalfi Coast, Capri, or Pompei) are closer from here. From Sorrento, there are our boat tours (with our captains) leaving every single day to amaze you. You can check the boat tours below with some other useful links (you can also inquire with our agent, bottom-right):
- Boat Tours from Sorrento with Amalfi Coast Dream
- Multi-Day Cruise with Amalfi Coast Dream
- Detailed Itinerary of Sorrento in one day
Stay in the city centre
Staying in the center of Sorrento is the best way to have everything within walking distance. See the interactive map below.
Amalfi Coast 4 Day Itinerary: Day 2 Positano
Here comes the gem of the coast: Positano. An unbelievable and stunning city, especially when viewed from the sea, so consider taking our boat tour. Positano is easy to visit; it’s the classic city along the Amalfi Coast that you can discover on foot.

So that’s the idea about Positano, getting lost in the streets with the smell of lemons, and the magnificent Italian food. It takes just a day to know Positano and enjoy its essence. Here are some tips from your favourite locals:
Furore’s Fjord
Before getting to Amalfi, our suggestion is to stop at this incredible spot. The fjord of Furore looks coming out of a fairytale. A place not to miss once on the coast, where you could spend a day at the beach. Be careful, it’s rocky, you might need proper beach shoes. Ps there is a boat tour with us of the Amalfi Coast, stopping here too.

Amalfi Coast 4 Day Itinerary: Day 3 Amalfi
Amalfi comes just after Positano and Furore. And as said before (like for Furore), in the middle between them, you will see many beautiful things. For things we mean beaches, stunning scenarios divided by sea and mountains. Amalfi is easy to visit too; it takes a few hours to stroll around the city and enjoy its beauty. It’s impossible not to be amazed by the Cathedral in the main square.

Atrani and Ravello
They are 5 (Atrani) and 30 (Ravello) minutes away from Amalfi. Usually, once you are in Amalfi is a good idea to see these 2 marvelous towns. Atrani is just next to Amalfi; you can literally walk there and reach it in 15 minutes (it is a pleasant walk). To get to Ravello, instead, you will need a bus departing from both Amalfi and Atrani. Ravello is a mountain town from where you can have an unbelievable view of the whole coast. There, you can also visit Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo, 2 iconic places of the Amalfi Coast.

Amalfi Coast 4 Day Itinerary: Day 4 Capri
Another beautiful destination that must be part of the itinerary. Capri is perfect to end this 4-day itinerary of the Amalfi Coast. From Sorrento, you can book our tour to discover the natural beauties around the island by sea. You will also have spare time to visit the island and get around on foot. Here are some useful links:

Where to stay on the Amalfi Coast
As said before, the best place to stay during your vacation is not the Amalfi Coast. Sorrento is a better option, but this doesn’t mean you can’t stay somewhere else and split the nights. So here are the best tips for you:
How to get to the Amalfi Coast from Naples
There are many ways to get to the Amalfi Coast (and Sorrento). Below are the easiest ways from the airport or the central station:
- Inquire about private transport to Sorrento or Positano
- Ferry/train from Naples to Sorrento
- Hydrofoil from Naples to Positano
How to get around the Amalfi Coast
Another good question would be: how do I get around the Amalfi Coast? The main answers are:
- Bus (cheapest)
- Hydrofoil/ferries
- Taxi
Conclusions
This article comes to an end, hoping it has been helpful for you, and to help you decide how to move next for your dream holiday. The Amalfi Coast is happy to welcome you anytime. Don’t forget to inquire with our agent to book one of the wonderful boat tours. Grazie e arrivederci.
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When is the best time to visit the Amalfi Coast?
The best times are spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October). The weather is pleasant, the flowers are in bloom, and there are fewer crowds than in the peak summer months of July and August, when the region can become very crowded and expensive.
How long should I stay on the Amalfi Coast?
- 2 nights/3 days is the minimum to have a touch of the Amalfi Coast
- 3-5 days is recommended to see the main sights: Sorrento, Capri, Amalfi, Ravello, and Positano. You can actually check one of our best boat tours to get by sea to one of these wonderful destinations
Which town is the best place to stay on the Amalfi Coast?
- Sorrento is the best suggestion we can give you on this question (here are the best places to stay). It is cheaper than the accommodations on the Amalfi Coast, and the city itself is gorgeous. From Sorrento there are many daily tours by boat to Capri, Amalfi, and Positano (you can book here) to explore the Amalfi Coast
- Amalfi Coast can be your option in case you have a special occasion to celebrate (and nothing can beat a beautiful hotel in Positano with a sea view)
What is the best way to get around on the Amalfi Coast?
- By Bus (cheapest)
- By ferries/hydrofoils (the best option to enjoy the coast by the seaside too)
- By private transfer (most expensive)
What is the closest airport to the Amalfi Coast?
Napoli Capodichino Airport is the closest and most convenient, from there you can reach the Amalfi Coast by:
- Private transfer to Sorrento
- Private transfer to Positano
- Train: Circumvesuviana is the straight train line from Naples to Sorrento
- Ferries/hydrofoils you can catch from Molo Beverello in Naples



