Top Amalfi Food & Drink

Whether you are a foodie, a beginner chef or an experienced one, wine expert or just like sipping on good wine and eating great food, this is the perfect experience! Learn your way around an Italian kitchen during this farm-to-table experience, including a terraced gardens visit and cooking class, topped off with a 4-course meal. Harvest fresh ingredients from the vegetable garden and take your cue from an expert chef as you create Italian local dishes such as bruschetta, pasta, and lemon tiramisù. Enjoy the intimate and friendly atmosphere of a small-group cooking class, taste typical local products and savor the dishes you’ve prepared complemented by local wine.

Turn your Amalfi Coast adventure into a hands-on culinary experience. For this cooking class, you’ll be welcomed into a local’s home — in Praiano, between the towns of Amalfi and Positano — where you’ll wander the gardens, sip wine, and get to preparing ancient family recipes. Taste the fruits of your labor, and go home with your own skills for preparing authentic Italian fare.

The steeply terraced vineyards of Irpinia region produce some of southern Italy’s most acclaimed wine. Visit two of its wine estates on a day trip from the Amalfi Coast, and learn all about the wine growing region from a professional sommelier who is also your private guide. Wend your way through vineyards and age-old cellars, see production in progress, and enjoy two tastings with up to six different varietals of wine.

Join Carla and Rocco, a young couple with experience in the restaurant industry who enjoy sharing their passion for food and local culture, for lunch or dinner at their private home. After a welcome aperitif and homemade snacks, stroll through the on-site garden before the cooking class. Later, enjoy the meal on a terrace overlooking the sea.

On this unique, ingredient-to-meal half-day tour in the Amalfi Coast, you’ll get an insider’s introduction to the region’s famed gastronomy. Hike through stunning local landscapes to forage for flowers, wild herbs, and aromatic plants. Then, learn how to prepare a four-course gourmet meal, paired with wines and homemade liquors, which you’ll then sit down to enjoy.

Capri is an easy day trip from Amalfi but getting from the town to port of Piano di Sorrento can be a hassle. Skip the driving and let yourself relax on this day tour that includes transfers to the port and a boat tour of the island of Capri, with snacks and drinks on board and stops for swimming, snorkeling, and visiting the Blue Grotto.

There is no train line between the Amalfi Coast and Naples, so traveling between the two can be a logistical challenge. Take the guesswork out of your departure with this private transfer from Amalfi to Naples on board an air-conditioned sedan or minivan. Let your driver navigate the winding coastal road while you relax and take in the views along the way.

You've enjoyed the Amalfi Coast: you've lounged on the beach and indulge in some fresh coastline Italian cuisine. Now take the worry out of the end of your holiday by booking this hassle-free transfer from you hotel in Amalfi to the Naples airport, railways station or another hotel. The transfer is available anytime, 24/7.

See Amalfi at sunset on a private cruise ideal for couples, families, or small groups. Enjoy Prosecco and light snacks provided on board as you take in the coastal views with twinkling lights form seaside villages as a backdrop. Stop to swim or snorkel along the way, or just enjoy the breeze and the views. This tour is designed as an exclusive experience and a way to get to know the Amalfi coast away from the crowds, and see the region's famous views at sunset.

Set sail along the ruggedly beautiful Amalfi Coast for your own private adventure at sea. Climb aboard a boat from Positano, Praiano, Amalfi, Minori, or Maiori and relax on deck as your expert skipper navigates alongside World Heritage-listed sea cliffs, hidden coves, and romantic beaches. Stop as often as you wish to swim or climb ashore to explore charming seaside villages. It’s a perfect outing for couples, families or groups of friends.

One of the most remarkable features of the Amalfi Coast are the numerous marine caves and grottoes that dot the coastline and can only be accessed by sea. With this boat tour, explore the most picturesque, stopping to swim, snap photos, and savor the views. Discover hidden corners of the coastline and admire historic watchtowers and fishing hamlets during the trip—you set the pace and itinerary on this private tour.

Travel with ease between Amalfi and Sorrento during this private transfer including hotel pick up. Meet your English-speaking driver curbside in Amalfi and receive help with your luggage. Travel in the comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle, suitable for up to eight passengers. Admire coastal views during the drive to Sorrento and get dropped off at the address of your choice.

See the Amalfi Coast and the island of Capri on a private, 6-hour boat trip that can be customized to your group. Discover sheltered coves, colorful seaside villages, and soaring rock formations, with a local captain to lead the way. This 6-hour Amalfi Coast and Capri tour depart from a centrally-located pier in Amalfi, on a boat stocked with drinks and snacks.

Make getting to the Naples Airport simple and stress-free with this private transfer service. Picked up right from your Amalfi hotel, you’ll meet your driver, get assistance with your bags, and grab a seat in your own private ride. You and your group—up to 3 passengers—can then sit back and relax, arriving at the airport safely, comfortably, and perfectly on schedule.

The Apicella family has been cultivating the land for generations and until the early 1970s produced excellent table wine. The first vintage to be marketed is that of 1977, about 3000 bottles of Tramonti red wine, which start the Giuseppe Apicella winery and at thirty years of age of successes. Apicella is the historical brand of the viticulture of the Amalfi Coast. First to bottle the Wine in Tramonti, true agricultural lung and protection of the biodiversity of the territory, he has always balanced his production with a traditional style and not screaming. The tasting begins with a visit to the historical family vineyard A 'Scrapata prefillossera, a pergola distant from the cellar 5 minutes on foot. Then we continue with a visit to the winery explaining the production process, fermenting red and white wines, stabilizing and aging. Tasting of the wines in production accompanied by typical Tramontini products (cheeses, cured meats, toasted bread)

The UNESCO-listed Amalfi Coast is famous for its spectacular scenery, but this stretch of coastline is also home to a number of top-notch wineries. Discover the local wine country with this private tour of one of the area's storied wineries. Stroll through the vineyards and learn about the history and production of Amalfi Coast wines before sitting down to a tasting lunch to sample the local reds and whites.

Everything that happens on this day will be unique and unforgettable. We will start exploring the beautiful Amalfi Coast. Positano, known as the vertical village, will take you along a narrow downhill street leading to the seafront area. Boutiques, ceramics, art and many pastry shops. Amalfi, the first maritime republic of the west. The Duomo, the squares and the museums. The absolute protagonist of the Amalfi gastronomy is "the sfusato amalfitano", type of lemon, the gold of Amalfi. Ravello, "the city of music" and art. Art that in Ravello is everywhere, in the scent of flowers, in the quiet of its terraces, in the churches, in the wonderful villas, in the art galleries and in the museums and in the good DOC wine. After this fantastic day together, I will drive you to the designated pick up location, or wherever your accommodation is. ARE YOU READY?

In 2004, to relive an ancient viticultural tradition, the S.v Francesco farm in Tramonti was born, the green heart of the Amalfi Coast. The farm covers about eight and a half hectares and produces wines from the grapes of three local historical families: the Bove, the D'Avino, the Giordano. The modern high-tech equipment of the winery was completed by the beginning of 2005. It is set in the ancient estate belonging to the Di Palma family, the current producers, who availing themselves of the expert professional advice of dr. Carmine Valentino from Avellino. In a historic Masseria of the '700 immersed in the green of the Parco dei Monti Lattari. The tasting begins with a visit to the historic pre-philloxera vineyards (300-500 years), the 17th century cellar, with TASTING wines from 3 DOC wines - Amalfi Coast - Tramonti combined with "panzanella" accompanied by fresh mozzarella and ricotta, cheeses seasoned and cured meats.

Sip your way through the day with a 6-hour Amalfi Coast wine tour. Enjoy a scenic drive to Tramonti from Sorrento or any of the Amalfi Coast towns. Visit a local winery with a private sommelier to walk through the vineyards and learn about how their wine is made. Sample 3 types of wine.

Visit the vibrant market with a local home cook and immerse yourself in a 4-course private dining experience with an Italian family in their own home. Enjoy an exclusive cooking demo and taste authentic regional recipes treasured in family cookbooks, all accompanied by a selection of local wines. • Go shopping at a local market and get advice on the most authentic ingredients from an expert home cook • Discover Praiano's culinary heritage: taste a 4-course menu with an Italian family in their own home • Learn the secrets of an Italian dish with a cooking demonstration • Drinking water, selection of wines, and coffee provided • Take home a souvenir: the official ‘Cesarine’ shopping bag Cesarine is Italy’s oldest network of 1000+ home cooks all over the country in more than 120 cities. They are passionate and welcoming hosts that open the doors of their own homes to curious travellers for immersive culinary experiences.

Experience the food and wine of Irpinia on a full-day tour led by a sommelier. Visit local Vineyards where you can walk the grounds, touch the vines and come to understand the process of wine making. Smell wines aging in oak barrels and taste three varietals of DOCG wines on the tour. Then stop at local cheese and Salami producers to taste Ricotta, Caciocavallo, and Prosciutto.

Let yourself be overwhelmed by the aromas and flavors of the good DOC Tramonti - Costa D'Amalfi wine by visiting two wineries in our area. Obviously, we will talk about the famous Tintore wine present only in our vineyards. Do you want to know its peculiarities? We will reveal them to you! We will participate in a tasting (the wines will be accompanied by typical products), to appreciate all the nuances of this fine Tramonti wine. Lunch will be held in the Cellar with typical dishes of our cuisine. In the afternoon we will reach the second winery of our tour. Here, we will continue to talk about the Tramonti denomination of origin and the types of grapes that are used for the production of its renowned wines. Finally, we will participate in another tasting always accompanied by typical products! the fee includes tasting of 3 wines in two local wineries, lunch.

Learn how to cook like a local, from a local, with this cooking class. You and your host will go to a local market to shop for ingredients that you'll use to prepare a meal together. You'll then head back to their house, where you'll learn how to cook three traditional dishes from scratch. Once you're finished, you'll sit down for your meal, paired with local wines.

The Apicella family has been cultivating the land for generations and until the early 1970s produced excellent table wine. The first vintage to be marketed is that of 1977, around 3000 bottles of Tramonti red wine, which kick off the Giuseppe Apicella winery and thirty years of success. Apicella is the historic brand of viticulture on the Amalfi Coast. The first to bottle the wine in Tramonti, a true agricultural lung and safeguard of the biodiversity of the territory, he has always balanced his production with a traditional and non-squealed style. The tasting begins with a visit to the historic pre-phylloxera A' Scippata family vineyard, a pergola 5 minutes away on foot from the cellar. Afterwards we continue with a visit to the cellar with an explanation of the production process, fermentation of red and white wines, stabilization and ageing. Tasting of the wines in production accompanied by typical Tramontini products (cheeses, salami, toasted bread)