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Discovering Malta

Thinking of the Amalfi Coast for your up and coming holiday?

The allure of the Amalfi Coast has been drawing people to the region long before it had a name. Its dramatic charm and idyllic weather enticed ancient Roman nobles to build their villas there, a real estate trend that, overtime, never faded. Today the mountains and sea cliffs are dotted with pastel confections of holiday homes and sumptuous villas, which have elevated the coastline to one of the most fabulous and unique destinations in the world. Its fragile cultural landscape, churches, gardens, vineyards and towns are divided into thirteen different municipalities, and were listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites in 1997. Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello are the area’s top destinations, attracting thousands of jetsetters each year.

Five days is all you need to take in the highlights of the region. Consider a night or two on the volcanic garden island of Ischia, and then spend the rest of your time at one of the coastal gems, Sorrento, Positano or  Amalfi, with day trips to explore the splendours of Pompeii, Ravello's gardens and some mountain scenery.

Campania has been looking after visitors for centuries and competition is fierce and standards of service are high. Whether you’re honeymooning or taking the family, you’re likely to find a warm welcome, enhanced by a room decked out with local tiles and a lush garden.