Campania Travel Guide

Naples is a passionate and flamboyant city where food and family are the cornerstones of life. Resting on Italy’s southern Mediterranean shore, it sits in the shadow of the brooding Mount Vesuvius, its jumble of neighbourhoods sprawling along the Bay of Naples. Italy’s third-largest city is a contradictory and surprising place, where astounding archaeological treasures, cosmopolitan hotels, raucous markets and some of the country’s best restaurants have evolved together.

Realise your dreams of an idyllic Italian holiday with citrus groves, villas and the sparkling Bay of Naples at the gateway to the stunning Amalfi Coast.v

It's hard to find the right words to describe the Amalfi Coast. Only a holiday in Positano will convey its unique charm, although trying to capture the beauty of this place in words is no simple feat. Take advantage of the holiday packages to Positano and discover why throughout the years writers, poets, directors and film actors have loved it, making it one of Italy's most famous destinations.

The Amalfi Coast seriously challenges anyone who sets out to describe it in original language, without resorting to what has already been said or written, or to the usual clichés. A holiday in Amalfi is an almost indescribable experience because of the magic and extraordinary beauty of its sites. Headlands, fjords, coves, caves and breathtaking views form a backdrop to what Henry Wadsworth Longfellow described as the "land beyond the sea, Where the waves and mountains meet". Holidays in Amalfi are the perfect way to experience the real beauty of the Amalfi Coast and enjoy every aspect.

Overflowing with glamor, glitz, millennia of history and many other appealing features, this is one of the world’s most iconic vacation destinations.

Ischia is an unforgettable island whose charming scenery has inspired countless poets and authors. Going on holiday in Ischia means discovering its many wonders day after day, from the enchanting blue of the surrounding sea to the island's architectural gems and the coasts near the Gulf of Naples and the Sorrento Peninsula.

Though often overshadowed by neighboring Amalfi, the architecture, parks and excellent food here present compelling arguments to linger.

Flower-filled gardens of exotic plants and an international arts festival make this hilltop village one of the most popular destinations on the Amalfi Coast.

This is a delightful resort of light colored houses with flower-filled balconies and a maze of narrow streets that wind around a steep hillside.

Once home to 20, 000 people, this town was preserved for two millennia by the lava from Mount Vesuvius and now offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient Roman life.