you will arrive in the splendid Amalfi

you will arrive at the splendid Positano

The fjord is made up of a deep crack in the rock and is crossed by the Schiato torrent which flows fast from the Agerola plateau. The geological conformation of the Fiordo di Furore has made it a safe place from enemy attacks over the centuries. These deep inlets and overhanging rocks are typical of the landscapes of northern Europe and Furore also takes on the physical connotations typical of those fairytale landscapes, however, merging them with Mediterranean smells and atmospheres; Since 1997 it has been included by UNESCO, with other places on the Amalfi Coast, in the world heritage sites. Furthermore, Furore with its 800 and more inhabitants has joined the club of the "most beautiful villages in Italy".

The sea is clear and crystalline with an emerald green color, nature has a Natural Arch also called Arco degli Innamorati, tradition has it that couples, passing underneath, exchange a kiss as a token of love. There are two beaches divided by a rocky promontory, the main beach from which it takes its name is served by two restaurants with bathing establishments. The minor beach is called O' Rarone made up of pebbles on its right is the natural arch

Maiori with the suggestive Baia del Cavallo Morto, we will visit the Grotta Pandora, another huge sea cave whose stalactites testify to the antiquity of this fascinating place and the Marmorata waterfall