Cruise terminal info point
Tourist information and a ticket point inside the cruise terminal. Ask here about ferries, trains and the day's sea conditions.
Run by Amalfi Coast Cruise Terminal. The pier takes ships up to 337 m long. The terminal has an info point, ticket point, bar and free wi-fi.
Walk off the pier into the centre: the terminal operator gives about 400 m, 5 minutes on foot. The cathedral and old town are about 10–15 minutes' walk, and the main station and the Piazza della Concordia ferry stop are about 20–25 minutes east along the seafront. Taxis wait at the terminal.
The walk into town along the seafront is flat; the old town lanes climb a little and some have steps.
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Tourist information and a ticket point inside the cruise terminal. Ask here about ferries, trains and the day's sea conditions.
A terraced medieval garden of medicinal plants high above the old town, with a tearoom and views over the bay. Small entry fee; closed on Mondays.
The main street of the medieval quarter, lined with small shops, bakeries and cafés. A good place for pastries and a coffee.
A long, flat seafront promenade shaded by palms, right next to the terminal. Ideal for a stroll and an ice cream.
An 11th-century cathedral with a colonnaded courtyard, a tall bell tower and an ornate crypt. Free to enter; dress modestly.
Where most ferries to Amalfi and Positano leave from, close to Salerno railway station. Buy tickets at the kiosk or online.