A Helpful Guide for Your Stay in Positano

Positano is a town filled with color and opportunity and is just a short car ride, bus ride, or train ride from Sorrento.

The ride isn’t an easy one. It involves many turns and small spaces that don’t seem to bother the locals as much as it does the tourists. The windy roads lead to an amazing view of Positano that makes your uneasy stomach more than worth it.

During your travel to Positano, feel free to stop at some of the street shops and maybe grab a few packages of seasonings from Lorenzo along the way. Just behind the street shops is a view of Positano that is very much picture worthy. Grab a picture or two and then continue on your way to Positano.
If you drove to Positano, park at the only parking garage which is named Garage Parking Di Gennaro, and then continue on with your visit. During your stay, make sure to check out the abundance of boutiques Positano has to offer, as most of their products are hand-made right here in Italy.

The church, Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta, is known as a landmark here in Positano and is also home to the Black Madonna. With the use of architectural detail and high ceilings, this church is not anything less than stunning.
Another activity to make your day more memorable is to do a boat tour through Lucibello Positano, which allows you to see Positano in a totally different way compared to walking around the island. Not only is the water crystal clear, but you’ll also see ruins you wouldn’t have been able too from staying on land.

Make sure to end your day watching the sunset while relaxing on the beach. Positano is one of those beautiful, coastline towns that is a must see during your time here in Italy.