The Journal
Slow travel, written down.
Where to eat, when to go, which ferry to catch and where to sleep — guides to the Amalfi Coast and its islands, written by people who live along it.
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Three days on the Amalfi Coast without a car
A realistic three-day plan for Amalfi, Ravello and Positano using ferries and buses, with where to base yourself…
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When to go to the Amalfi Coast, month by month
What the coast really feels like from November to October, what is open, and how the seasons move…
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The Path of the Gods, step by step
Which way to walk it, how long it really takes, what to carry and where to sleep before…
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Lemons of the coast, from sfusato to delizia
Why the Amalfi lemon is different, how the terraces work, and what to eat and drink with it,…
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Ferries, buses and drivers: getting around the coast
Which transport to use between towns, how long the journeys really take, and when to book a driver…
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Host spotlight: Marina and Lucia Russo, Atrani
Two hosts in the smallest town in southern Italy on lane-top views, lemon liqueur and why they tell…
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A day in Ravello: gardens, a terrace and a slow lunch
How to spend a day above the coast, which of the two famous villas to see when, and…
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How to read a cancellation policy before you fall for the room
Flexible, moderate, strict or non-refundable: a short way to decide which rate is worth it, with the arithmetic.
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Capri beyond the Piazzetta: an unhurried day
Where to walk, when to skip the Blue Grotto queue, and why the hour after the last ferry…
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Eating in Naples: a first-timer’s order of operations
Coffee at the bar, a sfogliatella, pizza at the right hour and a Sunday ragù: how to eat…
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What’s new at Getaway: live calendars, deposits and request to book
Hourly calendar sync, a 30% deposit option, request to book for small villas, a map with price pins…
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Spaghetti alla Nerano, and the lunch worth the boat
A zucchini pasta from a hamlet on the Sorrento peninsula: how it is made, where to eat it…
From the stays
Stays in the spotlight
Villa dei Glicini
- Sleeps 3 to 9 guests, depending on the room
- 1–4 bedrooms
- 2–5 beds
Palazzo Rondinella
- Sleeps 3 to 5 guests, depending on the room
- 1–2 bedrooms
- 1–3 beds
Resort Ulivi e Mare
- Sleeps 3 to 5 guests, depending on the room
- 1–2 bedrooms
- 1–4 beds
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