Amble down avenues
A small seaside town with classic Italian good looks, Minori does a strong line in antique shops, hand-painted ceramics and deliciously sticky pastries. The underground ruins at Villa Romana are well worth a visit, too. Make your way through the tangle of hidden-away alleys for more to find.
Feed the senses
Turn up at the incredible 19th century cathedral and discover more of Minori’s history, or even just set out in search of staggering sea views for those all-important holiday pics. But save some hours to feast like a king – traditional pasta dishes make the most desirable authentic Italian morsels.
What is Minori like for holidays?
Minori holidays offer a quieter alternative on the Amalfi Coast, known for its relaxed atmosphere, historic charm and seaside setting. It is ideal for travellers wanting to experience the Amalfi Coast without the crowds of larger resorts.
Is Minori good for families?
Yes, Minori is suitable for families thanks to its small size, safe beach and welcoming atmosphere. It provides a more laid-back environment compared to busier destinations like Positano.
What are the beaches like in Minori?
The beach in Minori is sandy with calm waters, making it ideal for swimming and relaxing. It is one of the more accessible beaches on the Amalfi Coast.
What can you do in Minori?
Visitors can relax on the beach, explore historic sites, enjoy local cuisine and take day trips along the Amalfi Coast.
