Amalfi Italy

Late Deals to Amalfi
Departs Saturday (+/-3 days)	7 nights from	14 nights from

5 May	£480	£685
12 May	£480	£685

Late Deals to Amalfi Coast
Departs Saturday (+/-3 days)	7 nights from	14 nights from

5 May	£287	£319
12 May	£328	£342

Holidays to Amalfi
Departing	7 nights from	14 nights from

May	£480	£685
June	£591	£899
July	£594	£972
August	£611	£979
September	£569	£773
October	£539	£773

Holidays to Amalfi Coast
Departing	7 nights from	14 nights from

May	£287	£319
June	£365	£456
July	£367	£532
August	£390	£486
September	£368	£395
October	£333	£373

Amalfi Neapolitan Riviera

Holidays in Amalfi typify the world famous Amalfi Coast experience, with marvelous scenery, oodles of history and all the pasta you can eat! This is not the Costa del Sol, so we're not necessarily talking bargain holidays or late availability holidays. After all, the Italians know they've got something of a treasure here. But for summer holidays that live in the memory, it's worth every penny. The beach is typically Italian, clean and safe, with regimented beds and swarthy youths playing volleyball. As for the hotels, they also reflect the time-honoured tradition in Italy, with little concession to new ideas like all inclusive holidays. However, you'll reveal it difficult to fault the hospitality and facilities, not to mention the amazing views and then there's the charming, family-run Hotel Belvedere, which has not only one of the biggest pools on the Amalfi coast, but undoubtedly one of the most panoramic! If you can drag yourself away from the beach, Amalfi town is a delight for shopaholics and foodies. Wander up past the steep steps which lead up to the exquisite Duomo and a pedestrianised street climbs the hillside, lined with cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops packed with all things lemony, including variously shaped bottles of the famous limoncello liqueur, a local speciality.

The attractive resort of Amalfi is to be found on the Neapolitan Riviera. The Neapolitan Riviera is is placed around the Bay of Naples and arguably it occupies the most scenic spot in the Mediterranean. Vistas over the bay of Naples provide breathtaking views towards Capri and Mount Vesuvius in one of the most scenic spots in the Mediterranean. With small beaches of volcanic sands and an array of ancient history there is plenty to keep you occupied. If you like shopping, Corso Italia in Sorrento ticks all the boxes. There are an array of boutiques and designer stores, so don't overlook this popular and dazzling walkway. If you're after that that must-have handbag there's plenty of choice. When it comes to food the Neapolitan Riviera pulls out all the stops. Relax in a little piazza, order an espresso and settle down for some serious people watching. Or perhaps search out a smart restaurant and enjoy a sumptuous meal. Whatever your choice there will be a bar or restaurant to suit you. Famed for its thermal spas, Ischia it's just the place if you fancy being pampered from head to toe.