Amalfi, Italy is a gorgeous little town in the province of Salerno. It’s an UNESCO world heritage site and if you like driving, it’s definitely a route you have to drive at least once 🙂
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- A guy’s mobile military surplus store.
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- These mirrors are invaluable around countless blind corners. You get used to spotting traffic and passing motorcycles in them.
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- A view of the natural coastline.
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- Town of Amalfi?
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- There were areas where we had to line up for traffic. But it wasn’t all that common. Depended on the day really.
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- There are a few places where you can pull over for a photo or two.
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- The Amalfi coast is known for quality ceramics which they sell to tourists. Cermic tile in patterns adorn church domes.
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- And in some places they chiseled through the cliffs 🙂
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- There are lots of areas where cement supports the larger structures and some of the road around the trickier bends.
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- Traffic is rather interesting. And can be a nightmare due to tourists mainly. You really have to adapt and go with the flow. The locals know what they’re doing.
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- This is a typical road on the Amalfi coast.. very very windy and so much fun to drive along.
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- Because htere’s not a lot of space, cemetaries can be found clicking to the vertical rock faces, each with candles or lights in them.
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- This is a street in Sorrento, not far from Naples.
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- This is one of the largest beaches on the Amalfi coast.
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- The Amalfi coast is situated on the Sorrentine Peninsula, steep cliffs plunge into the ocean here.
