Airbnbs on the Amalfi Coast

Airbnbs on the Amalfi Coast with a direct coastal path to the shore

Italy is known for its beautiful natural landscapes, be it mountains, cliffs, or its paradisiacal beaches. If you book an Airbnb on the Amalfi Coast, you'll see why this region is a representation of its dreamy panoramic scenery, thanks to the vast 50km stretch of coastline along the southern edge of Italy's Sorrento peninsula in Campania. This is an Italian destination well known among tourists for its imposing vertical cliffs and shoreline with modest, small beaches, accompanied by pastel-coloured fishing villages. Your stay deserves to be as unique as the destination, so we recommend opting for Airbnbs in Cetara, along the Sorrento coastline or Torca. On the other hand, if you prefer to stay in an even more beach-side environment, you should look at our villas in Capri.

Book an Airbnb in Amalfi and enjoy the beach!

All of the Airbnbs on the Amalfi Coast are idyllic places offering the peace you need to unwind from your daily routine. These Airbnbs have the most welcoming and open sunlight so that every morning you can step out into their beautiful gardens, many with swimming pools, to chat or have a coffee. Any of these can have sea views, several with numerous rooms for large families, accompanied by well-equipped kitchens with coffee makers, ovens and grills.

Through Holidu, we provide a plethora of facilities to ensure your accommodation of choice offers a comfortable stay. We guarantee that the Airbnbs on the Amalfi Coast are of superior quality.

The available options on the Amalfi Coast include the following features:

• Garden
• Terrace
• TV
• Swimming Pool
• Parking

The Amalfi Coast for beautiful view lovers

Once you find the perfect Airbnb in Amalfi Coast, it should be noted that if you like viewpoints and visiting beautiful landscapes then Il Sentiero Degli Dei is your place. This viewpoint on the Amalfi Coast is a whole stretch where you can also take a leisurely trekking route. The walk can take about 3 hours, so make sure you bring some snacks and plenty of water for the way. The views from the top and up to the point where you reach Positano are fantastic. You can go with your family if you wish or with your pet, the path is not very difficult, so it is perfectly doable for a relaxing day out.

The Amalfi Coast for nature lovers

Already booked one of our affordable Airbnbs in Amalfi Coast? Then, you have to go to one must-see natural spot during your visit, the Valle delle Ferriere, this is a natural area with vegetation zones with beautiful and bewitching plants, flowers and trees that you will love to appreciate while doing a proper hike. The first waterfall is 45 minutes from the start of the walk and the scenery is beautiful, especially in the higher parts of the site after passing the stream. We recommend you bring enough water and food and clothes suitable for long walks.

1. One of the hardest churches to forget
2. More of the culture of this Italian coast
3. Chiostro del Paradiso, a religious structure worth visiting
4. Italian culture at its best
5. Here you will have the most curious places at your feet
6. There are still some beautiful paths to walk, let's go for it!
7. A curious sculpture in the middle of the square

1. One of the hardest churches to forget

One of the largest and most beautiful churches on the Amalfi Coast, the Duomo di Sant'Andrea has a staircase of 57 steps to make your way up the structure. When you enter, it has a well-organised circuit and as you start to look around the area, you'll notice a beautiful courtyard that has images from the 700's, all leading up to the new Cathedral which was completed in the 19th century. One of the best parts is the Chapel of Reconciliation, where the Relic of St Andrew's skull rests. Visit more beautiful churches near our villas on the Amalfi Coast{!

2. More of the culture of this Italian coast

Start your way up Lorenzo D Amalfi street until you reach the mill that houses the Museo della Carta, tickets are affordable, and you get a whole talk and tour in several languages (Italian and English) giving you a full explanation of how paper was made with samples of old machinery that still work today. Enjoy romantic walks and beautiful visages of the past, and find an affordable Airbnb in Amalfi Coast now!

3. Chiostro del Paradiso, a religious structure worth visiting

A beautiful site tucked away within the cloisters of the cathedral, this is the Chiostro del Paradiso, an ideal place to escape the crowded areas of the piazzas; here peace reigns with areas of beautiful greenery; you'll be pleased to know that many photo shoots are held here because of the sheer beauty of the structures, so bring your best camera!

4. Italian culture at its best

Ruga Nova Mercatorum is a must-visit shopping street on your Amalfi Coast holiday; strolling through these streets gives you an insight into the shops, the way people shop, how the commercial scene moves in this Italian region, and also a demonstration of the beautiful palaces and the atmosphere the population has among themselves; there are also some great bars and restaurants to try.

5. Here you will have the most curious places at your feet

One of the areas you can't miss on your holiday is the Centro Storico, it has a particularity: it is built on the slopes of the surrounding hills, many of these short alleys that gave their beginnings in the 12th century or earlier. The area is stunning, especially if you walk up the hill to the cemetery, from where you can admire panoramic views of the bay with a balcony that doesn't look like a cemetery.

6. There are still some beautiful paths to walk, let's go for it!

Walking through the Valle dei Mulini is a unique experience, it's a joy to get to know this whole area of the Amalfi Coast, it's full of small plots covered with olive trees and lemon plants. Sometimes the locals allow tourists to taste the typical products, it's a great experience. You can try limoncello, a lemon-based liqueur.

7. A curious sculpture in the middle of the square

The Fontana sant'Andrea is a stone sculpture almost in front of the Cathedral in a busy square with many bars and restaurants to visit. It is an icon of the city, built in 1760 in marble. The best part is that people drink the water from the fountain. Book an Airbnb in Amalfi Coast and visit this strange sculpture, don't miss out on these strange places.