




Begin your Amalfi adventure by setting off on your Vespa from Sorrento.
Reach Positano, one of the most picturesque spots on the Amalfi Coast, with its pastel-colored houses cascading in terraces toward the sea. Arriving by Vespa treats you to breathtaking views along the way, with curves overlooking the blue sea and panoramic points perched above the coast. Once parked, continue on foot through alleyways, boutiques, staircases and terraces, all the way to the beach and the famous Church of Santa Maria Assunta with its majolica-tiled dome.
More intimate and peaceful, Praiano retains an authentic, relaxed atmosphere. The village stretches along the coast amid white houses, lemon groves, small churches and seafront terraces, with magnificent views toward Positano and Capri. By Vespa, it's the perfect stop to pause, soak in the slower pace of the coast and enjoy one of the most striking stretches of the Amalfi road.
Drive to the gem and historical heart of the Amalfi Coast, Amalfi, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nestled between rocky greenery and the Mediterranean Sea, Amalfi boasts a characteristic vertical architecture, with white houses huddled together and perched on the cliffs of the Monti Lattari, which drop sheer into the sea. This city was the first of the Maritime Republics and remains a landmark for visitors from all over the world.
Ravello looks down over the Amalfi Coast from above, refined and romantic like few other places, offering an atmosphere all its own among the coastal villages. Elegant, quiet and rich with gardens, it's famous for Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, with panoramic terraces that seem to hang between sky and Mediterranean.
End the tour at the Furore Fjord: one of the most astonishing sights on the Amalfi Coast. Here the road cuts through a deep ravine carved into the rock, with the sea winding between spectacular cliffs and the famous bridge suspended above the small inlet. This brief but striking stop is perfect for one last breathtaking view before heading back.
Vespa drop-off by late afternoon at the starting point in Sorrento.
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