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Italian village charm meets a nautical utopia in the heavenly Amalfi Coast. Abundant views of the cascading ocean, strung with mountain-top villas and enchantingly welcoming gardens compose the Amalfi Coast, a true Italian gem. Resting on the coastline of the Tyrrhenian Sea, this cluster of 13 pastel- painted towns is home to some of the Earth's dreamiest landscapes and authentic, distinct culture. Aside from its bountiful beauty, the Amalfi Coast also holds an incredible history, amazing attractions, and some of the planet's freshest, locally sourced cuisine. Located in the Campania region of Italy, the towns on the Amalfi Coast are seemingly carved out of the mountainside with pebble stone beaches that off er endless waterside adventures. Visitors of the Amalfi Coast have a variety of options when it comes to accommodations. Some of the more popular places to lodge are in the towns of Positano, Ravello, and Conca dei Marini, but amazing stays can be found throughout all of the towns. To get a more authentic feel of Amalfi , a bed-and- breakfast is a great option. Enjoying chef-prepared meals daily and being in the heart of the community brings an entirely new feel to the experience. For larger groups, renting a villa is truly a lavish way to experience the Amalfi Coast. Experience views of sprawling hillside homes and oceanfront opulence from the comfort of a mansion. Companies such as Villas of Distinction have a gorgeous, vast array of villa rentals throughout the Amalfi Coast. ere is no shortage of hotels in Amalfi and each welcomes guests with its own boutique fl air and unique charm. BY Brianna Robertiello VUE ON | TRAVEL 78 VUENJ.COM

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