Live your moment of the Italian “Dolce Vita” on board a famous vintage car Fiat 500 that will be the highlight of your beautiful photos and amazing selfies that will make you remember your unforgettable holiday.

Enjoy a relaxing couple massage outdoors on the private terrace overlooking the sea of your accommodation.

You will enjoy 1 hour of pure relaxation thanks to a regenerative massage surrounded by quietness, privacy, and breathtaking views where the sky and the sea of the bay of Positano embrace themselves.
A team of experienced professional therapists will be equipped with folding massage beds, essential oils, and relaxing music to let you live an experience of total well-being.

• The package also includes 1 hour in the beautiful mirror-pool with whirlpool located on the rooftop, accompanied by a drink or herbal tea offered.
• Offer reserved for bookings with a min. stay of 3 nights;
• Day and time for the couple massage and the mirror-pool to be booked in advance according to availability.

Live your moment of the Italian "Dolce Vita" on board a famous vintage car Fiat 500 that will be the highlight of your beautiful photos and amazing selfies that will make you remember your unforgettable holiday.

Enjoy a half- day tour with private transfer exploring Pompeii Ruins: one of the most famous archeological sites in Italy, Unesco Heritage site.
The tour is private so you will have the transfer with an English speaking driver at your disposal.

The driver will accompany you to the entrance of the archaeological site and will wait at the exit.
At the end of the visit, the driver will collect you at the exit of the Archeological site and will bring you back to the Villa.

On the way back the driver will stop on one of the many terraces on the sea where vendors sell typical fruits, ice lemon or orange juice, and take wonderful photos.

Autumn holidays on the Amalfi Coast? For lovers of good wine and traveling, it is the ideal period.

Take advantage of the beautiful colors of autumn, of the air that becomes pleasantly fresh, of the vines that turn red and orange, creating a painting image and set off on your wine tour on the Amalfi Coast.

Among the natural beauties and vines of the Amalfi Coast Stay at Villa Fiorentino in Positano and discover the excellent wine of the Amalfi Coast, along the Amalfi Coast Wine Route. A food and wine itinerary for true gourmets and connoisseurs that goes from Positano to Vietri sul Mare through enchanting places such as Scala and Amalfi. A road that was created to enhance the inland areas of the place, through wine tourism offers, in fact, the opportunity to experience the area at 360 °.

The Amalfi Coast is the place of breathtaking landscapes, large expanses of lemons, the scent of the sea and vineyards. Agriculture and viticulture on the Amalfi Coast have always been carried out with dedication, love and above all hard work due to the particular territorial conformation. The vines, in fact, grow in double terraces that descend steeply towards the sea. It is as if the local farming sailors had torn the earth from the rock to be able to cultivate it. The inhabitants of the Amalfi Coast are called “sailors-farmers”, their life alternates between boat and vineyard.

We speak of a culture, that of the vine, which dates back to the Greeks, who brought the first native grapes to these areas: Falanghina, Aglianico, Piedirosso and Greco alongside vines such as Ginestra and Fenile, grapes of qualities that are almost exclusive to the territory.

Since then it has only been a succession of great successes for the vines of the Amalfi Coast, up to the denomination Costa d'Amalfi D.O.C.

Scala: Aglianico wine and relax on the Amalfi Coast Along the wine route, do not miss the opportunity to visit Scala, a small town located in the Lattari Mountains about 400 meters above sea level. Its foundation is said to date back to 330 BC, it remained for a long time under the dominion of the Republic of Amalfi and was named for this "the lioness of Amalfi".

The town is divided into numerous hamlets or villages, such as: Santa Caterina, Scala Centro, San Pietro, Campidoglio, Minuta and Pontone.

Its characteristic is to offer peace and tranquility to visitors. Fill your glass with an excellent Aglianico wine and experience a relaxing weekend in this little corner of Paradise.

What to see in Scala on the Amalfi Coast? The ancient part of the town is full of steep and narrow streets that intersect between the houses perched and placed in the shape of a staircase, rich in culture and art, it offers the opportunity to visit numerous monuments such as:

• The Cathedral of San Lorenzo located in the historic center;
• The Church of Santa Maria Annunziata in the hamlet of Minuta;
• Sanctuary of the Madonna del Carmelo;
• The Church of S. Antonio of Padua;
• The chapels of Santa Maria della Porta and San Paolo, the Church of San Pietro;
• The Church of San Giovanni Battista dell'Acqua;
• The Torre dello Ziro in the Pontone hamlet.

And if you love nature, you can immerse yourself in the Valle delle Ferriere, a natural reserve of about 500 square meters, which stretches between the mountains of Scala on the border between Amalfi and Agerola. A rich Mediterranean vegetation that offers landscapes of unique beauty.

Always continuing along the wine route between spectacular views and tasting of typical wines of the Amalfi Coast, take the opportunity to visit Amalfi.

Amalfi: the "Pearl of the Amalfi Coast" Amalfi in the center of the Amalfi Coast is an Ancient Maritime Republic, its history is marked by commercial relations with the Mediterranean. Mediterranean architecture can be seen in its white houses that lean against each other, in its watchtowers and in its historic center.

An event that celebrates the glorious past of Amalfi is the Regatta of the Maritime Republics, an event that takes place in rotation between the ancient Maritime Republics and which sees as protagonists four boats that compete.

Nature and places of culture: what to visit in Amalfi? The symbol of the city is the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea Apostolo with its bell tower covered with multicolored majolica majestically imposes itself in the city. From the portico of the cathedral, you can access the Basilica del Crocifisso, the seat of the Diocesan Museum of Amalfi, and the Cloister of Paradise.

And strolling through the beautiful alleys, stopping to visit the Paper Museum, Amalfi is famous for its handmade paper, known as "bambagina".

After visiting the monuments and the museum, allow yourself a moment of relaxation surrounded by nature, with a walk in the Valle dei Mulini nature reserve, an area of historical, naturalistic and cultural importance that extends along the Canneto stream, whose waters were once used to power the Amalfi hydroelectric plant and the paper mills that produced the famous bambagina paper.

And after visiting these magical places and tasting the excellent Costa d’Amalfi D.O.C. wine, you just have to go back to Villa Fiorentino in Positano and continue your holidays on the Amalfi Coast.

Autumn holidays, what to do on the Amalfi Coast? For you who love cycling, you couldn’t choose the best time.

October is the right month to discover the Amalfi Coast on your bike, there is little traffic compared to previous months and the climate is less hot.

Cycling through the streets of the Amalfi Coast The bike tour is special because it gives you the chance to discover hidden and less frequented, but very beautiful places. Like some beaches that are difficult to reach, especially in high season, but which, thanks to the practicality of this means of transport, you can easily discover. Beaches that deserve to be visited for the peace and relax they offer.

Furthermore, the bike is comfortable because in this way you can also reach small towns where parking by other means sometimes becomes difficult. And not only that, you can dodge the traffic and stop to enjoy the wonderful panorama of vineyards and lemon groves overlooking the coast, which, combined with the beauty of the sea, transform this place into a wonderful painting.

It is true that a territory as steep as that of the Amalfi Coast, made up of continuous ups and downs, requires a little training and a lot of good will, but it is also true that its beauties are such as to repay all the effort of pedaling. For the less experienced, for those who are beginners or for those who are not trained enough to encounter steep climbs, there is the possibility of renting bikes with pedal assistance, a “little help” to not give up the advantages of a bike tour.

From Positano to Vietri by bike From Villa Fiorentino to Positano you can take a breathtaking itinerary, in all senses, which will lead you to the desired destination: Vietri. A distance of about 37 km is not easy to travel, but the incomparable panorama around you will make you forget all the effort to reach it.

Take the Amalfi state road 163, and leave for your destination. It is a narrow road, made up of hairpin bends and curves but full of inlets, fjords, cliffs and arches that will leave you speechless. Along the road you will reach Praiano.

Praiano the country of the most romantic sunset Before entering Praiano, make a stop (with the bike you can easily do it) and admire a nativity scene built in a cave. The work represents the village built in miniature with its houses, its alleys, the sea and which reflects the life and work of local fishermen and artisans.

Once in Praiano do not give up visiting this fishing village which has maintained its authenticity over time without being overwhelmed by tourism, and whose name derives from the Greek Pelagianum, “open sea”.

Praiano offers a spectacular panorama, which goes from the bay of Positano to Punta Campanella, seeing Capri in the background. Its sunset is considered the most beautiful and romantic of the coast.

The town is characterized by the presence of votive shrines decorated in majolica, which are proof of how families built them to reaffirm the ownership of that area and invoke divine protection.

Among the places to visit you will find:

• the Church of San Luca Evangelista, which is the parish church with its characteristic majolica dome, dedicated to San Luca Evangelista who is the patron saint;
• the Church of San Gennaro with its terrace overlooking the sea;
• the Church of Santa Maria a Castro with a splendid majolica floor, and is located near the Convent of San Domenico.

The beaches of Praiano are also worth a visit, such as the beach of Marina di Praia, and the Cala della Gavitella, where you can admire the spectacular sunset.

By bike in Ravello: the city of music Continuing along the route with your bike you will pass through Furore, Amalfi, Atrani, and you will arrive in Ravello. In reality, the road to get there is very steep, but we assure you that walking it, even if with difficulty, is really worth it. You will discover a corner of paradise.

Ravello is located on a promontory about 350 m high above sea level, its surface is small, 8 square km, but rich in culture and art and places to visit, including:

• Villa Rufolo, famous for its splendid gardens. The Ravello Festival is held here, which is why it is named the city of music.
• Villa Cimbrone known for its “viewpoint of infinity” (belvedere dell’infinito), because it offers the eyes a view into which you can get lost, the most beautiful on the coast.
• The Cathedral, characterized by its bronze portal, it is a real museum full of treasures.
• The many churches of Ravello, including the Church of Sant’Angelo dell’Ospedale, the Church of the Annunziata and the Church of San Giovanni.

Continuing along the state road 163 you will meet other towns such as Minori, Maiori, Cetara, all full of beautiful things to discover, and finally Vietri.

Last stop of the bike tour: Vietri sul Mare and its ceramics Vietri is the capital of artistic ceramics, a reason for tourist attraction. The whole history of Vietri is represented on the ceramics that are exported all over the world, it is the identity of the place. The town is characterized by alleys decorated with beautiful majolica and colored houses. Strolling along the streets you can visit the ceramic workshops, where you can admire the artisans at work as they bring their masterpieces to life.

Among the beauties of the place not to be missed are: the Cathedral of Vietri sul Mare, dedicated to San Giovanni Battista and famous for its 36 meter high dome that stands out in the sky with its blue, yellow and green tiles; the Archconfraternity of the Most Holy Rosary and of the Santissima Annunziata and the Ceramics Museum located inside the Villa Guariglia which houses ceramic works created by artisans and artists.

For cycling tourism lovers, the stop on the Amalfi Coast is a must, an unforgettable experience. And after all this cycling, returning to the relaxation of Villa Fiorentino in Positano is a welcome reward.