Amalfi Coast's 9 Most Beautiful Beaches You Don't Must-Visit
Discover the most beautiful beaches to explore on the Amalfi Coast to help you plan your visit to the area.
Spiaggia Grande (Positano)
If there’s one image that defines the Amalfi Coast, it’s this beach. Spiaggia Grande is Positano’s main stretch of sand, lined with rows of colorful umbrellas and backed by cascading cliffside homes. Expect a lively atmosphere with beach clubs, chic restaurants, and plenty of people-watching.
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Fornillo Beach
Just a short walk or boat ride from Spiaggia Grande, Fornillo Beach offers a more relaxed vibe. It’s popular with locals who come for the quieter setting and affordable Aperol Spritz. If you want Positano’s beauty without the full crowds, this is your spot.
Fiordo di Furore
This tiny inlet feels like a secret carved straight out of the cliffs. Tucked beneath a dramatic stone bridge, Fiordo di Furore is one of the most photographed places on the Amalfi Coast. Space is limited, so go early if you want to experience this surreal beach without the crowds.
Spiaggia di Duoglio
Accessible by a steep staircase or boat, Spiaggia di Duoglio rewards you with crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming. The beach is surrounded by cliffs, giving it a peaceful, tucked-away feel.
Spiaggia di Conca dei Marini
Spiaggia di Conca dei Marini is set beneath dramatic cliffs and is known for its calm, transparent waters. After a swim, you can explore the nearby Grotta dello Smeraldo (Emerald Grotto).
Spiaggia di Erchie
Framed by two ancient watchtowers, Spiaggia di Erchie is a quiet sandy cove with turquoise waters. It’s less touristy than Positano or Amalfi, making it ideal for a peaceful day on the coast.
Spiaggia di Vietri Marina
Vietri Marina is one of the longest sandy beaches on the Amalfi Coast. Its shallow, clear waters make it especially family-friendly and perfect for swimming with kids.
Spiaggia di Castiglione
Located below Ravello, Spiaggia di Castiglione is a small cove with stunning turquoise water. The dramatic cliffs around it create a natural amphitheater, perfect for photography and relaxation.
Spiaggia di Maiori
The longest stretch of sand along the Amalfi Coast, Spiaggia di Maiori combines space with clear water—ideal for long swims or a family beach day. Its promenade also makes it easy to grab a gelato after the beach.
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