Positano Spiaggia

Visited Positano for my birthday and I must tell you, it’s one of the most beautiful breathtaking places I have ever been to. I didn’t get to explore the city the way I’d have wanted but the little time I spent there, I loved it!

สวย!!!! Positano is absolutely stunning and definitely worth visiting for photos. It’s a famous destination and attracts many tourists because of its beauty. I can confirm—it truly is as beautiful as everyone says!

Nice beach but it take time to get bus from Sorento to here: - After reaching Sorento, you need go down stair quickly and buy ticket at a grocery store, then line up on the opposite site of the station. If you are late, when the bus come, if you was not in the very first place, you might be cut when the bus is full. And you need to wait for another 1h-1.30h to get another one. However, on the bus you dont know when you should stop, because there is no announce ment, and you need to make a best guest. (I stop at the place show direction to walk down to Positano, but in fact I just need to wait for 3 more stops). Then I walked down and find the beach, during that time, it is nice to see a whole place from top to bottom + struggle to find right way to go down (I decided to get any stair I saw to go down even if it showed I go against google map direction 🫨). After enjoy the beach, I walked up stair to find the bus stop. And I visited some stores along the way, and they are supper expensive compared to Rome and Naples 😂. Again, I discovered random path and found nice place to take good pictures. Finally, I followed google map and went up stair seem like 10-floor building 😂, instead of following the crowd. And get the bus which is crowded and I need to stood for 1h 🫥. In general, nice trip with great experiences but I dont think I will come back as it is too tired for a long wait on bus to go there and get back.

Stunning inspiring views, beautiful mountains, crystal-clear water, limoncello, and truly authentic streets - I’ve fallen in love with this place, thank you, Positano!

The most beautiful backdrop from this beach ⛱️. Not the soft sands of Siesta Key, Florida, but most memorable nonetheless.

Positano looks like a real-life postcard. Colorful houses, breathtaking views, and a town center full of charm. The beach is mostly private (tiny public area), and there are tons of stairs. It gets packed in summer, but the vibe makes it all worth it.

Beautiful beach. Loads of shops and cafes to sit and relax and watch the world go by.

Visiting Positano Spiaggia was truly an unforgettable experience. As soon as you arrive in Positano and begin walking down toward the beach, it feels like stepping into a living painting. The colorful houses cascading down the hills, blended with the deep blue of the sea and the clear sky, create a breathtaking scene that’s hard to put into words. The beach itself is well-organized, with long rows of blue umbrellas and sunbeds that add a beautiful touch to the view. The water is clean and crystal clear, though it can be a bit chilly depending on the time of year. The atmosphere is relaxing, and the sound of the waves adds a soothing background to your time there. There are plenty of restaurants and cafés just steps away from the shore, where you can enjoy a delicious Italian meal or a refreshing drink while taking in the sea view. Prices can be slightly higher than in other places, but the overall experience is well worth it. Walking along the pathways around the beach offers great opportunities to capture panoramic photos of one of the most beautiful coastal towns in the world. Whether you’re here to sunbathe, swim, or simply sit back and people-watch, Positano Spiaggia leaves you with a special memory that lasts a lifetime. For me, it was a day full of beauty, and I will definitely return in the future.