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Amalfi Coast
🇮🇹Italy

Amalfi Coast.

Flight from TLV

3h 9m

Best season

מאי–ספט

Avg temp

21°

Currency

€ EUR · 1=₪3.52

Time zone

-1 שעה מול ת״א

Language

איטלקית

Plug

C / F / L · 230V

Visa

אין צורך בוויזה לישראלים לשהייה קצרה של עד 90 יום, בכפוף לכללי הכניסה לאזור שנגן

Safety

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Overview

🇮🇹Amalfi Coast

🇮🇹Italy

The Amalfi Coast is Italy at its most photogenic, with colorful villages clinging to cliffs, winding coastal roads and sunset limoncello overlooking the sea. Israeli travelers come mainly in spring and summer to stay in Positano, Amalfi or Ravello, sail to Capri, swim at Marina Grande and hike the Path of the Gods. It is a romantic, upscale destination that also pairs beautifully with Naples, Pompeii and Sorrento.

Where to stay

Where to stay in Amalfi Coast

Each area and who it suits best.

Positano

Great for: Couples, honeymooners, and travelers who want the postcard setting

Colorful houses tumble toward Spiaggia Grande, with boutique-lined lanes and sunset bars, alongside countless stairs and high hotel rates.

Amalfi

Great for: First-time visitors, families, and travelers without a car

A lively and relatively convenient town with an impressive cathedral, a beach, a ferry pier, and bus links that make day trips easy.

Ravello

Great for: Couples and travelers seeking tranquility, gardens, and views

A peaceful terrace above the sea, home to Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, with an elegant mood and quiet evenings away from the coastal crowds.

Praiano

Great for: Couples, nature lovers, and travelers who prefer quiet over shopping

A steep, relaxed village between Positano and Amalfi, offering superb sunsets, access to Fiordo di Furore, and somewhat gentler prices.

Sorrento

Great for: Families, younger travelers, restaurant lovers, and those also visiting Capri and Pompeii

A flatter, more practical base at the edge of the peninsula, with plentiful hotels, bars, and transport, although it is not officially on the Amalfi Coast.

Year-round weather

Year-round weather in Amalfi Coast

Temperature averages

Real climate data

ינו

14°

7°

Cool

פבר

15°

7°

Cool

מרץ

16°

9°

Recommended

אפר

19°

10°

Recommended

peak

מאי

22°

14°

Excellent

peak

יונ

28°

19°

Excellent

peak

יול

31°

22°

Excellent

peak

אוג

31°

21°

Excellent

peak

ספט

27°

18°

Excellent

אוק

23°

15°

Excellent

נוב

18°

11°

Recommended

דצמ

15°

8°

Cool

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Peak season for Israelis (when everyone goes): מאי · יונ · יול · אוג · ספט

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Things to do

Things to do in Amalfi Coast

Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שני: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שישי: 9:00–19:30
  • יום שבת: 9:00–19:30
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–18:30
  • יום שני: 9:00–18:30
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–18:30
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–18:30
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–18:30
  • יום שישי: 9:00–18:30
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:30
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 10:00–16:30
  • יום שני: 10:00–16:30
  • יום שלישי: 10:00–16:30
  • יום רביעי: 10:00–16:30
  • יום חמישי: 10:00–16:30
  • יום שישי: 10:00–16:30
  • יום שבת: 10:00–16:30
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: פתוח 24 שעות
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  • יום רביעי: פתוח 24 שעות
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  • יום ראשון: פתוח 24 שעות
  • יום שני: פתוח 24 שעות
  • יום שלישי: פתוח 24 שעות
  • יום רביעי: פתוח 24 שעות
  • יום חמישי: פתוח 24 שעות
  • יום שישי: פתוח 24 שעות
  • יום שבת: פתוח 24 שעות
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 19:30–22:00
  • יום שני: 19:30–22:00
  • יום שלישי: 19:30–22:00
  • יום רביעי: 19:30–22:00
  • יום חמישי: 19:30–22:00
  • יום שישי: 19:30–22:00
  • יום שבת: 19:30–22:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 12:00–23:00
  • יום שני: 12:00–23:00
  • יום שלישי: 12:00–23:00
  • יום רביעי: 12:00–23:00
  • יום חמישי: 12:00–23:00
  • יום שישי: 12:00–23:00
  • יום שבת: 12:00–23:30
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 10:00–18:00
  • יום שני: 10:00–18:00
  • יום שלישי: 10:00–18:00
  • יום רביעי: 10:00–18:00
  • יום חמישי: 10:00–18:00
  • יום שישי: 10:00–18:00
  • יום שבת: 10:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 12:30–15:00, 18:30–22:30
  • יום שני: 12:30–15:00, 18:30–22:30
  • יום שלישי: 12:30–15:00, 18:30–22:30
  • יום רביעי: 12:30–15:00, 18:30–22:30
  • יום חמישי: 12:30–15:00, 18:30–22:30
  • יום שישי: 12:30–15:00, 18:30–22:30
  • יום שבת: 12:15–15:00, 18:30–22:30
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 12:15–23:15
  • יום שני: 12:15–23:15
  • יום שלישי: 12:15–23:15
  • יום רביעי: 12:15–23:15
  • יום חמישי: 12:15–23:15
  • יום שישי: 12:15–23:15
  • יום שבת: 12:15–23:15
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 22:00–4:00
  • יום שני: 22:00–4:00
  • יום שלישי: 22:00–4:00
  • יום רביעי: 22:00–4:00
  • יום חמישי: 22:00–4:00
  • יום שישי: 22:00–4:00
  • יום שבת: 22:00–4:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 17:00–0:00
  • יום שני: 17:00–0:00
  • יום שלישי: 17:00–0:00
  • יום רביעי: 17:00–0:00
  • יום חמישי: 17:00–0:00
  • יום שישי: 17:00–0:00
  • יום שבת: 17:00–0:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 17:00–0:00
  • יום שני: 17:00–0:00
  • יום שלישי: 17:00–0:00
  • יום רביעי: 17:00–0:00
  • יום חמישי: 17:00–0:00
  • יום שישי: 17:00–0:00
  • יום שבת: 17:00–0:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–18:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–18:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 23:00–4:00
  • יום שני: 23:00–4:00
  • יום שלישי: 23:00–4:00
  • יום רביעי: 23:00–4:00
  • יום חמישי: 23:00–4:00
  • יום שישי: 23:00–4:00
  • יום שבת: 23:00–4:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 10:00–19:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–19:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–19:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 8:00–20:00
  • יום שני: 8:00–20:00
  • יום שלישי: 8:00–20:00
  • יום רביעי: 8:00–20:00
  • יום חמישי: 8:00–20:00
  • יום שישי: 8:00–20:00
  • יום שבת: 8:00–20:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–20:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–20:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–20:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–20:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–20:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–20:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–20:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–22:30
  • יום שני: 9:00–22:30
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–22:30
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–22:30
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–22:30
  • יום שישי: 9:00–22:30
  • יום שבת: 9:00–22:30
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–20:30
  • יום שני: 9:00–20:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–20:30
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–20:30
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–20:30
  • יום שישי: 9:00–20:30
  • יום שבת: 9:00–20:30
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שני: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שלישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום רביעי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום חמישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שישי: 9:00–21:00
  • יום שבת: 9:00–21:00
Opening hours
  • יום ראשון: 10:00–21:30
  • יום שני: 10:00–21:00
  • יום שלישי: 10:00–21:00
  • יום רביעי: 10:00–21:00
  • יום חמישי: 10:00–21:00
  • יום שישי: 10:00–21:00
  • יום שבת: 10:00–21:30

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Suggested plan

A perfect Amalfi Coast itinerary

Day by day, so you can picture the whole trip.

  1. 1

    Day 1

    Positano from the Sea

    Arrive by ferry for the finest view of the colorful hillside, then walk from Spiaggia Grande through the lanes and boutiques to the viewpoints around Santa Maria Assunta. Spend the afternoon at quieter Fornillo Beach and finish with sunset over the bay.

  2. 2

    Day 2

    Amalfi and Atrani

    Begin at the Duomo di Sant'Andrea and the Cloister of Paradise, then explore the main street and walk into the valley for the Paper Museum. Continue through the pedestrian passages to tiny Atrani, pause in Piazza Umberto I, and swim at its compact beach.

  3. 3

    Day 3

    Ravello's Gardens

    Travel uphill from Amalfi to Ravello and visit Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone's Terrace of Infinity, two of the coast's finest viewpoints. Have a light lunch around Piazza Duomo, and book ahead if a Ravello Festival concert is scheduled.

  4. 4

    Day 4

    Path of the Gods and Praiano

    Start early on the Sentiero degli Dei from Bomerano toward Nocelle, a roughly 7-kilometer trail of cliffs and expansive sea views; summer requires water, a hat, and proper shoes. Descend toward Positano or continue to Praiano, then spend the afternoon at Marina di Praia or the Fiordo di Furore viewpoint.

  5. 5

    Day 5

    Capri and Anacapri

    Take a morning ferry from Sorrento, Positano, or Amalfi to Capri and head straight to Anacapri before the crowds build. Visit Villa San Michele or ride the chairlift to Monte Solaro, then return to Capri town, the Gardens of Augustus, and the Faraglioni viewpoint before the final ferry.

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How much does Amalfi Coast cost?

Real ILS price ranges, so you know what to expect.

Round-trip flight

₪700-1,600 (TLV to Naples)

Hotel per night

₪750-1,500 (mid-range)

Restaurant meal

₪80-160 (per person)

Local beer

₪20-35

Cup of coffee

₪6-15

Short taxi ride

₪80-160

Rental car daily

₪180-350 (parking excluded)

Daily budget per person

₪550-1,000 (sharing room)

Good to know

Good to know before Amalfi Coast

Getting around

From the airport

From Naples Airport, the easiest option is a private driver: about 1 hour 20 minutes to Sorrento and roughly 2 hours to Positano or Amalfi, usually ₪450-750 per car depending on destination and traffic. On a budget, take the Alibus to Naples, continue on the Circumvesuviana train to Sorrento, then use a SITA bus or seasonal ferry; the full journey costs about ₪70-130 per person and takes 2.5-4 hours.

Need a car?

Usually no, especially from June through September. The SS163 is narrow, congested, and winding, while parking is scarce and can cost ₪120-200 per day; staying in Amalfi, Positano, or Sorrento makes ferries and buses practical. A small car can help off-season or when staying in a hill village.

Rent a car in Amalfi Coast

Tips

In summer, favor ferries between Sorrento, Positano, and Amalfi: they are fast, scenic, and avoid traffic, although rough seas can cause cancellations. Buy SITA bus tickets in advance at a tabacchi, and arrive early at popular stops because full buses may simply pass by.

Kosher & Jewish

Chabad / community

There is no permanent Chabad house or established kosher infrastructure in the Amalfi Coast towns. The nearest practical Chabad is in Naples, generally offering prayers, Shabbat meals, and traveler services by advance arrangement; it is not an easy Shabbat trip from Sorrento or Positano, so observant travelers often add a night in Naples or bring sealed food. Naples also has a Jewish community and synagogue, and all schedules and services should be confirmed before travel.

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Kosher food

There are no permanent kosher restaurants along the coast. Strictly kosher travelers bring sealed products from Naples or Israel and choose an apartment with a kitchenette; supermarkets readily stock fruit, vegetables, dried pasta, rice, and packaged products bearing suitable certification. Those comfortable with kosher-friendly but uncertified options can ask for pizza marinara, Caprese salad, vegetable dishes, and simple pasta, while checking ovens, utensils, and sauces.

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Currency & rates

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351.8

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3.52

100 EUR

351.8

1,000 EUR

3,518

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Local tips

Good to know about Amalfi Coast

  • ✈️The easiest arrival from Israel is a seasonal nonstop flight to Naples when available, followed by a prebooked transfer to the coast, typically costing about ₪350–₪650 per car depending on the town and season.
  • ⛴️From May to October, favor ferries between Salerno, Amalfi and Positano over buses, but leave extra time because sailings can be canceled when sea conditions deteriorate.
  • 🏨Positano suits couples who want to be at the center of the action, while families and Israelis seeking an easier beach, gentler prices and simpler transport will do better in Maiori or Salerno.
  • 🏖️In July and August, reserve sunbeds at beaches such as Arienzo or Lido degli Artisti at least two to three weeks ahead, as small beaches and popular beach clubs fill quickly.
  • 🚌Buy SITA bus tickets in advance at tobacco shops or authorized vendors rather than relying on the driver, and in summer board at the route’s starting stop to avoid a long ride standing.
  • ✡️The Amalfi Coast has no permanent kosher infrastructure, so kosher-observant travelers should stock up in Naples, check options with Chabad Naples in advance and book a room with a kitchenette rather than relying on local restaurants.

מאיה רוזן

Senior agent · Greece for 12 years

4.9

"The Amalfi Coast feels like a place where every bend reveals another postcard: dramatic cliffs, colorful houses and deep-blue water. Israelis fall for its mix of beach time and elegant Italian atmosphere, especially when arriving by boat at Arienzo Beach beneath Positano."

Loves

I love walking the Path of Lemons between Maiori and Minori early, before the heat builds, then finishing with a cold lemon granita by the sea. The views are wonderful, the atmosphere feels far more local than Positano, and there are far fewer tour groups.

Skip

The mistake I see repeatedly is renting a car in peak summer without reserved parking, then wasting hours in traffic and paying hundreds of shekels for garages.

Boutique pick

I start the day on a small private boat from Positano, stopping to swim near Fiordo di Furore and Conca dei Marini, then continue to Nerano for a relaxed lunch featuring its famous vegetarian pasta alla Nerano. In the afternoon, we head up to Ravello, walk through the gardens of Villa Cimbrone and finish with an aperitivo near the Terrace of Infinity.

Client stories

What returning travelers say about Amalfi Coast

"We hiked the Path of the Gods, descended into Positano and finished with wine at sunset, exactly the romantic Amalfi Coast (חוף אמלפי) we had imagined."

Noa and Ido, Tel Aviv

Spring couples getaway

"We stayed in Maiori, took the children by ferry to Amalfi and stopped for gelato and a swim, without dealing with a car once."

The Levi Family, Modi'in

Summer family vacation

"We rented a boat from Amalfi, swam beside quiet coves and ended the night at Music on the Rocks in Positano with huge smiles."

Ron, Shahar and Maya, Haifa

Friends on the Amalfi Coast

FAQ

Common questions about Amalfi Coast

Do Israelis need a visa for the Amalfi Coast?

Israelis can visit the Amalfi Coast (חוף אמלפי) visa-free for up to 90 days within the Schengen Area, but should check whether ETIAS authorization is required before departure.

When is the best time to visit the Amalfi Coast?

The best periods for the Amalfi Coast (חוף אמלפי) are May to June and September to early October, with warm weather and lighter crowds than in July and August.

How many days are needed on the Amalfi Coast, and is it better for couples or families?

Plan four to six nights on the Amalfi Coast (חוף אמלפי), with Positano and Ravello ideal for couples and flatter Maiori or Minori more convenient for families.

Are there direct flights from Israel to the Amalfi Coast, and how long is the flight?

The Amalfi Coast (חוף אמלפי) has no airport, but seasonal nonstop flights from Tel Aviv to Naples take about 3 hours and 20 minutes, followed by a 1.5 to 2-hour transfer.

What is the best way to get around the Amalfi Coast?

On the Amalfi Coast (חוף אמלפי), ferries between Amalfi, Positano and Salerno combined with SITA buses or a private driver are usually easier than renting a car in summer.

How much does an Amalfi Coast vacation cost, and is kosher food available?

A couple on the Amalfi Coast (חוף אמלפי) should budget about ₪1,300 to ₪2,500 per day excluding flights, while kosher travelers should stock up in Naples or Rome and book accommodation with a kitchen.

Is the Amalfi Coast safe, and where can you go out at night?

The Amalfi Coast (חוף אמלפי) is generally safe with normal care on roads and around valuables, while evenings center on seaside bars and Positano's Music on the Rocks rather than large clubs.

Which beaches and attractions should not be missed on the Amalfi Coast?

On the Amalfi Coast (חוף אמלפי), combine Spiaggia Grande, the Fiordo di Furore viewpoint, the Path of the Gods, Villa Rufolo's gardens in Ravello and a day cruise to Capri.

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