MaioriThings To Do

Maiori Beach opens wide along the town seafront, with dark sand and small pebbles. Palm trees, cafes, and pastel buildings line the promenade behind the shore. Green hills rise close by, while the Tyrrhenian Sea spreads out in clear blue bands.Read More

The Church of San Giacomo a Platea stands in a small Maiori square. Its pale facade feels plain and warm, with stone details softened by sea light. Inside, the mood is quiet, intimate, and shaped by centuries of local devotion.Read More

Valle delle Ferriere feels cool and green, even on bright coastal days. Narrow paths pass clear streams, wet rock walls, and small waterfalls beneath chestnut trees. Giant ferns and deep shade make the valley feel hidden from the busy shore.Read More

Sentiero degli Dei follows high cliffs above the Amalfi Coast. The path moves through pale rock, wild herbs, and open terraces. Far below, the sea shines beside Positano and Capri.Read More

Maiori Old Town gathers around Corso Reginna, where lanes rise from the seafront. Stone steps, small shrines, shopfronts, and lemon-scented courtyards sit below green cliffs. The tiled dome of Santa Maria a Mare draws the eye above the roofs.Read More

Torre Normanna rises from a rocky cliff above the sea near Maiori. Its old stone walls, arched rooms, and wide terraces feel dramatic and calm. Waves shine below, and the coast opens in long blue curves.Read More

Maiori Seafront opens wide beside the Tyrrhenian Sea, with a long beach and a straight promenade. Palms, benches, cafes, and pale buildings face the water, while green hills rise behind the town.Read More

Facing Maiori’s seafront, this old Franciscan church and convent feel calm and sunlit. Pale walls, a simple facade, marble details, and a quiet cloister garden create a gentle pause beside the beach.Read More

Via degli Aranci is a broad town street with orange trees, old stone walls, and bright shopfronts. The walk feels sunny and lived in, with sea light, scooters, and the soft hum of Sorrento around you.Read More

The Roman Maritime Villa rests quietly inside Minori, close to the sea. Stone arches frame a calm garden, with faded frescoes, mosaics, and cool vaulted rooms.Read More