Positano Travel Vlogs & Authentic Tips

Shopping here can be pricey, so budget accordingly if you're looking for unique items.

Expect higher prices for dining; budget accordingly.

A day tour to Positano costs around €129 per person, but it's worth it for the included transport and boat rides.

Be mindful of ferry ticket availability; it’s best to book in advance to avoid disappointment.

Try the lemon sorbet served in an actual lemon; it's a must-have treat when visiting.

After the hike, enjoy a refreshing drink; lemon juice is popular and reasonably priced.

Make sure to enjoy the gelato; it's really good!

If you're looking for a quick snack, try the calamari and shrimp from local vendors.

Consider bringing a reusable water bottle to keep your water cool while at the beach.

Dining can be expensive, but there are affordable options like takeaway pizza and pasta stands.

Getting to Positano can be tricky due to multiple transfers, so booking an all-inclusive tour is recommended.

Consider taking the ferry for a scenic ride; it's worth the extra cost.

Be prepared for a challenging walk with your luggage from the port to your accommodation.

Consider pre-arranging a private transfer from Naples to Positano for a smoother experience, especially after a long flight.

Expect beautiful views during the drive from Naples to Positano, but be prepared for traffic that can vary from 45 minutes to an hour and a half.

Be prepared for steep streets and stairs; comfortable shoes are a must!

Driving along the coastline can be a scenic experience, but be prepared for narrow roads.

Be prepared for a lot of stairs and steps, especially with luggage; many struggle with this.

Pack light to make it easier to navigate the town's steep paths.

Be cautious when driving around Positano; the streets are narrow and curvy, which can be quite scary.

Consider using Vespas or scooters for transportation, but be aware that it's dangerous due to crowded streets and blind spots.

Make sure you have experience riding a Vespa, as it can be challenging on these roads.

Be cautious while driving as the roads are very windy and can be hazardous.

Consider renting a motorbike for easier navigation and parking in this busy area.

Taking the ferry is a beautiful experience and worth the price, especially for the views.

Consider taking the ferry for a more comfortable journey with amazing views, though it's pricier.

If you want to avoid transportation stress, book a full-day boat tour from Sorrento.

Walking is the only way to get around, so be prepared for steep hills and narrow alleys.

The best views of Positano are from the water, so consider a boat tour for a unique perspective.

Be prepared for steep walks; wear comfortable shoes to explore the town.

Be aware of the local rule: no drinking or eating while walking around the town.

Be cautious while riding; the roads are windy and visibility can be poor around corners.

Be prepared for narrow paths and heavy foot traffic; it can get claustrophobic.

The water is warm, but be prepared for rocky surfaces when entering.

Visit local boutiques for handmade items; they offer unique souvenirs not found elsewhere.

Shopping for handcrafted items can be expensive, so budget accordingly.

Be prepared for a lot of walking and steep paths when you arrive in Positano.

Prepare for a workout as the stairs are quite challenging; it's like a boot camp every time you go back to your accommodation.

If you enjoy swimming, prioritize time on the boat and at private beaches over visiting the town.

Pack light due to the steep steps throughout the town.

Make the most of your time; there's a lot to see and do in a short visit.

The view at night is stunning, so consider staying late to enjoy the twinkling lights.

Take time to explore the beautiful houses adorned with flowers and pottery.

If you want the best beach spots, make reservations in advance, especially for front-row seating.

Check the weather forecast as it can change quickly; yesterday was unpredictable.

Arrive early in the day to avoid the overwhelming crowds.

Visiting during the offseason can be a great choice to avoid the summer crowds.

Visit Positano in the evening to enjoy the stunning views of the lit-up buildings.

Arrive early to enjoy the quietness before the crowds come in.

Don't spend more than a few hours here as it can get very crowded; plan your visit accordingly.

During peak season, expect large crowds and difficulty finding a spot on Spiaggia Grande.

If you want to enjoy the views, consider staying in nearby hillside towns instead of Positano, as it can get very hectic down here.