– where glamorous yachts crowd coastal inlets and lavish hotels beckon – is Italy at its most luxurious.
Interestingly, prior to the 20th century, this picturesque 50km (31-mile) stretch was merely a collection of impoverished fishing villages. Thanks to the acclaim from writers and filmmakers, palatial seaside hotels emerged rapidly, attracting celebrities and establishing the Amalfi Coast as a must-see destination.
Despite expensive accommodations, deflated tourist prices at restaurants make meals pricey, averaging around €50, while an espresso can go for over €5, which is significantly higher compared to €1 in much of Italy. Nevertheless, the beauty of the Amalfi Coast is undeniable. Here are tips on how to stretch your euros and enjoy this exquisite region without joining the ranks of the wealthy.