Positano’s beaches: a paradise of crystal clear waters and breathtaking scenery

Positano is one of the most beautiful locations in Italy, located on the Amalfi Coast. The town is famous for its colorful houses overlooking the sea, narrow winding streets, and romantic atmosphere.

Positano’s beaches are one of its main attractions. The city is surrounded by numerous beaches with fine sand and crystal clear waters, offering a unique experience of relaxation and fun.

The most famous beaches in Positano

• Fornillo Beach: Fornillo Beach is a small beach located north of Positano. The beach is lined with cliffs and offers a quieter atmosphere than the Great Beach.
  
  
  
• Laurito Beach: Laurito Beach is a small beach located south of Positano. The beach can only be reached on foot or by boat.
  
  
  
• Marina Grande Beach: Marina Grande beach is is Positano’s main beach. The beach is ideal for those who want to take a swim before or after a day of shopping or sightseeing.
  
  
  
• Arienzo Beach: The beach of Arienzo is also called the “three hundred steps” from the number of steps one has to face to reach it: an impressive flight of steps from which it is possible to peek inside the gardens of some of the most luxurious villas on the Amalfi Coast, including the one that belonged to Franco Zeffirelli, who used to host several international jet-set personalities here. It is the beach in Positano where the sun goes out later, thanks to the favorable southwest exposure. It has both a side with free access and a private side with bathing establishment and services.

Other beaches near Positano

In addition to the most famous beaches, Positano also offers numerous other beaches, including:

• Conca dei Marini Beach: A sandy beach located south of Positano.
• Praiano Beach: A sandy beach located south of Positano.

Tips for visiting the beaches of Positano

• **Visit beaches during the off-season (April-May or September-October) to avoid crowds.
• **Wear comfortable shoes for walking.
• **Book your sunbed and umbrella in advance, especially if you travel during the peak season (June-August).
• **Buy a Positano card to save on public transportation, museums and other attractions.

Positano’s beaches are a must-see attraction for those visiting the Amalfi Coast. The beaches offer a unique experience of relaxation and fun, framed by breathtaking scenery.