The Amalfi Coast is known all over the world for its beautiful scenery and mild climate.

The first to discover Amalfi and the Coast were the travellers of the Grand Tour who up until the 800’s included the coast as one of its obligatory stops of their trip. Many great artists and members of the international jet set have also visited the Coast over the years: Ibsen, Garbo, Jacqueline Kennedy and Caroline of Monaco.

Today the Amalfi Coast is appreciated by international tourists given that it knows how to mix high quality and professional services with unique cultural and artistic traditions. There is also a wide choice of restaurants and bars in which to spend an enjoyable evening.

Furore is one of the many places of the Amalfi Coast that we invite you to discover. It may be less striking and less well known but we think that you will be nicely surprised. The landscape is harsh but at the same time wonderful which leads up from the Amalfi Coast to Agerola and Monti Lattari which has kept the charm of its rural history intact. Wonderful wines are produced in Furore which are gaining recognition in Italy and around the world.

How to reach us

By car: Follow the A3 (Naples Salerno) exit at Castellammare di Stabia and taking the state for 366 SS Agerola - Amalfi Coast after 25 Km from the exit there is a Furore or exit Vietri sul Mare and follow the coastal road (SS163) to Amalfi and continue for Furore.

By train: Arriving at the station of Salerno take the bus SITA to Amalfi. Once in Amalfi take bus SITA Agerola direction, and get off at the Town Hall Furore. At the railway station in Naples Central take the bus SITA (Naples-Amalfi) and stop at Town Hall Furore.

By air: From Naples Capodichino take a SITA bus from the train station from Naples central direction and stop at Amalfi Furore Municipality.