The Path of the Dei is a hiking trail that runs along the Lattari Mountains, winding between the Amalfi Coast and the Sorrento Coast. A low difficulty walk that enjoys a breathtaking view of the coast.

https://ilsentierodeglidei.net/

The Villa Romana of Minori stood in a bay of the Amalfi Coast, at the point where the river, Regina Minor, empties into the sea. This stretch of coastline, full of coves and natural harbors, was a favorite place where the imperial Roman aristocracy built their residences, as evidenced by the findings of Vietri sul Mare, Amalfi, Positano, and Li Galli.

http://www.unescoamalficoast.it/it/beni/item/313-villa-romana-minori

The original building of the villa dates back to the 13th century. It was then renovated during the nineteenth century several times, up to the version that we can admire today. Overall the villa offers a unique scenery, full of signs of its history. The Villa has become famous in the world as it hosts, among other events, the Ravello Music Festival that sees artists of international caliber arrive on the Amalfi Coast every year.

https://villarufolo.com/

It can be easily reached on foot from Amalfi or from the small medieval village of Pontone, in Scala’s municipality. here there are waterfalls and paths, which make the environment very cool even in the middle of summer. The most interesting part of the valley is undoubtedly constituted by the Oriented Natural Risev, which houses a very rare testimony in Italy of the preglacial flora, which only here and in areas such as the Vallone Porto of Positano, has been able to see its moisture needs met.

http://www.valledelleferriere.it/

Just 5 km from Amalfi, in the lovely Conca dei Marini bay, is the Emerald Grotto. It was discovered in 1932 and owes its name to the beautiful colour the water takes on when reflecting the light that filters through from above, creating breathtaking chromatic effects graced with gorgeous hues. The grotto is filled with columns, stalactites and stalagmites of every conceivable shape and is imbued with an enchanting atmosphere that makes it a must visit for the many tourists who flock to the Amalfi coast every year. The grotto is also home to a lovely, highly original underwater nativity scene made of Vietri ceramics located at a depth of 4 m.

https://www.costieraamalfitana.com/grotta-dello-smeraldo/

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It’s the main Catholic place of worship, is a structure dating back to the 9th century with architectural features ranging from Romanesque to Baroque to Rococo. The cathedral is dedicated to the Apostle St. Andrew. Predominantly of Arab-Norman Romanesque architectural style, it has been reworked several times, adding Romanesque, Byzantine, Gothic and Baroque elements. The cathedral includes the adjoining Basilica of the Crucifix also dating back to the 9th century. You can also find the Crypt and the famous Cloister of Paradise.

https://www.amalfi.it/il-duomo-di-amalfi.htm