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Boutique Penthouse

Boutique penthouse
Boutique penthouse
Boutique penthouse
Boutique penthouse
Boutique penthouse

How tempting it can be, on those hot summer days, to enjoy your first morning coffee while taking in the cool breeze and the quiet of the day that’s just beginning, gazing out at the sea along the Amalfi Coast?

If you choose this property, you’ll be able to do just that, staying in a very convenient location, just a short walk from the sea and all of Minori’s main attractions.

The Boutique Penthouse apartment, tastefully furnished and equipped with every modern comfort, is perfect for couples, families, and groups looking for the ideal solution for a relaxing and enjoyable vacation.

With two bedrooms and a living room equipped with a sofa bed, it can comfortably accommodate up to 6 people—making it perfect even if you’re planning a trip with friends!

What you won’t be able to resist is its stunning terrace with a sea view, delightfully furnished with a table, chairs, and lounge chairs: the perfect spot to enjoy breakfast together or host a dinner on pleasant summer evenings.

The Boutique Penthouse’s strategic location is another major plus: shops, restaurants, and bars are just a short walk away, while the beach is only a few minutes’ walk away. The area is peaceful and quiet, perfect if you’re looking for a retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet conveniently close to the main attractions of the Amalfi Coast.

🧭 How to reach

The Boutique Penthouse apartment is located on Via Capo di Piazza, just 100 meters from the beach. It also has a parking space.
Let’s take a look at how to get there.

✅If you’re traveling by public transportation

If t Naples Capodichino Airport, you’ll need to get to Naples Central Station.
You can do this in two ways:
🔹 by using the convenient and affordable Alibus service: buses run from 5:30 a.m. until midnight.
🔹 by taking a taxi, which offers fixed rates: for example, the ride from the airport to Napoli Centrale station costs around 20 euros. You can also use the Shared Taxi service, which allows you to travel by sharing the ride with other passengers, taking advantage of a lower fare (approximately 6 euros per person).

Once you arrive at Naples Central Station, you’ll need to head to the city of Salerno: you can do this by taking a train (Regional or Intercity); you’ll reach your destination in less than an hour.
Once in Salerno, you have two options for getting to Minori:
🔹 Sita Sud buses: you can take the bus to Amalfi at the stop located just outside the station exit, on the right. Buses run every hour, except on holidays, when service is reduced by half. You can find the bus schedules here.
You can purchase bus tickets at the ticket office inside the station or downloading the dedicated app.

📣 Check you bus timetables whenever you need!

🔹 On board Travelmar ferries: head to the Concordia Pier, which is about a ten-minute walk from the station. From there, you can reach Minori by high-speed boat, which will take you to your destination in about 50 minutes, allowing you to enjoy breathtaking views of the Amalfi Coast from the sea.
This option is recommended, especially if you’re traveling during peak season, as it ensures a more pleasant and relaxing journey—and, above all, a shorter one—without the discomfort of the winding SS 163, full of curves and hairpin turns that can be hard on the stomachs of travelers unaccustomed to such roads.

📣 Buy you ferry tickets now!

✅ If you’re traveling by car

Reaching Minori by car can be a memorable experience, but it requires some planning, especially during the high season.
From the A1 highway, the most convenient exit is Angri. From there, continue toward the Chiunzi Pass and drive through Tramonti to Maiori. For a more scenic route, you can take the SS163 to admire the coastal scenery.
However, we recommend you take into account the heavy traffic, especially on weekends, and the alternate-day driving restrictions during the summer. The roads are narrow and winding and require careful driving, especially for those accustomed to wider, more spacious roads.

📣 If you’re traveling by car, we recommend reading this article dedicated to parking on the Amalfi Coast.

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👍 Why we do recommend it

✅ An oasis of peace with spectacular views

Not everyone is looking for the same things: for some, any accommodation will do, as long as they can travel, while others seek comfort, beauty, and a pleasant experience.
If you belong to the second group, Boutique Penthouse will delight you: its splendid terrace overlooking the sea will captivate you, and you’ll be happy to spend moments of rest and tranquility, savoring the deep blue of the Amalfi Coast’s sea, from the moment you open your eyes in the morning until late at night.

📣 First time in Amalfi Coast? This tips will help you to make your holiday truly unforgettable!

✅ A convenient, indeed extremely convenient, location

You’re just 100 meters from the boardwalk and the lively beaches of Minori, a short walk from the bus stop and the ferry dock: in short, you’re in a truly strategic location that allows you to do everything you want, without stress and without having to plan complicated routes to reach your desired destinations.

✅ Ideal for families and groups

With six beds available, this property is perfect for your group or family trips.
Especially for families, it’s highly recommended thanks to its extremely convenient location and reserved parking spot.

📣 If you’re planning a trip with the whole family, these tips will be very helpful.

🗺️ Things to see on your doorstep

As we’ve already mentioned, you’re in a very convenient location that allows you to easily reach everything you want: from restaurants to other towns along the coast, you can truly do whatever you like, in total comfort.
In this section, let’s take a look at the attractions available in the immediate vicinity:

📍 The boardwalk, the beaches, and downtown

You’re just 100 meters from the beach and the boardwalk, so we’re happy to provide you with some more information about them.
Minori has 4 equipped beaches, as well as some public beaches, which offer free access and the pleasure of enjoying even just a few hours by the sea, without feeling the need to stay all day because you’ve rented a beach umbrella and deck chairs.
At the beach, you can also rent a pedal boat or a canoe.

The promenade, meanwhile, is sort of the locals’ hangout: this is where the laid-back summer bustle is concentrated, with a few stops at kiosks and bars.

📍 The Church of Santa Trofimena

Built in the 18th century on the ruins of a previous cathedral, the church, dedicated to the patron saint, stands out for its clean lines and the brightness of its interior, where light filters through the large windows, creating an atmosphere of peace and serenity. Inside, you can admire priceless artistic treasures, such as the altarpiece of the Crucifixion by Marco Pino da Siena.
But it is the crypt, hidden beneath the high altar, that reveals its full charm; a place of contemplation and deep spirituality, where the statue and relics of Saint Trofimena rest.

📍 The Roman Maritime Villa

If you’re in Minori, you absolutely must not miss the Roman Maritime Villa, located on Via dei Patrizi Romani, just a short distance from Boutique Penthouse.
Built during the reign of Tiberius, this luxurious seaside residence served as a retreat for the Roman aristocracy.
Excavated beginning in the 1930s, the villa has revealed a vivid picture of daily life at the time, with its sumptuous rooms decorated with frescoes and mosaics. The heart of the villa is the triclinium with a nymphaeum, a richly decorated dining hall where banquets were held. The baths, with their pools and heating systems, offered moments of relaxation and well-being. The garden, with its central pool and portico, was the ideal place to stroll and enjoy the view of the sea.
The Antiquarium, attached to the villa, houses a rich collection of archaeological finds, including ceramics, amphorae, fishing tools, and frescoes, which tell the story of this fascinating residence and its context.
Admission to the Roman Maritime Villa is free.

📣 Here you’ll find more information about the Basilica of Santa Trofimena and the Roman Villa!

Plus, you’re close to:
📍 Path of the Lemons
📍 Maiori, which you can reach on foot in about 15–20 minutes
📍 Ravello, which you can reach by walk taking the staircase in Via Cesare Carola.

🎉 Things to do nearby

Staying in Minori, with its convenient location, gives you plenty of options for things to do and see.

✅ Depending on how much time you have, we highly recommend spending a day exploring the area’s most iconic destinations, such as Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello.

✅ If you have more time, we suggest dedicating a day to the Path of the Gods, the trail that runs from Bomerano (Agerola) to Nocelle, the upper part of Positano, offering views of indescribable beauty.

📣  Book your private guided hiking on the Path of the Gods.

✅ An experience we believe is absolutely unmissable is definitely a day at sea by boat: the one we’ve selected for our readers, for example, departs from Amalfi, while this one takes you to Capri and the Li Galli Islands, letting you spend a full day out on the water, relaxing by the sea.

✅ If you’re a food lover, you might enjoy a cooking class at a farmhouse in Amalfi: far from the hustle and bustle, in the cool shade of a lemon grove, you can enjoy a delicious experience, perfect even if you’re traveling with the whole family.

📣 Discover here all the experiences we have selected for you!

🗓️​ Events not to be missed

✅ Holy Week Ceremonies
If you’re visiting the Amalfi Coast during Easter, don’t miss the evocative Holy Week ceremonies, which in Minori preserve a centuries-old tradition that is as deeply felt as it is unique and captivating.
During Easter, the town comes alive with solemn processions, ancient chants, and centuries-old traditions that involve the entire community. At the heart of these rituals are the Battenti, hooded men who sing poignant hymns through the town’s streets, creating a unique and evocative atmosphere.
Good Friday, in particular, is an unforgettable experience: the streets, lit only by torches and candles, fill with the faithful following the procession of the dead Christ, enveloped in an atmosphere of contemplation and devotion.
If you love traditional customs, history, and spirituality, the Holy Week rituals in Minori are an unmissable opportunity to immerse yourself in the heart of local culture and enjoy an authentic experience.

✅ Gusta Minori
If you’re on the Amalfi Coast between late summer and early fall, you can’t miss Gusta Minori! This one-of-a-kind event celebrates the region’s finest offerings, combining art, culture, and gastronomy. Imagine strolling through the village streets, savoring traditional dishes made with the freshest ingredients and enjoying theatrical and musical performances. Gusta Minori is a multisensory experience that engages all your senses: you can taste delicious local dishes, listen to live music, admire artistic performances, and immerse yourself in Minori’s festive atmosphere.

📌 Not to be missed if you are staying here

✅ Breakfast, a snack, or dinner at Master Sal De Riso’s
If you’re staying in Minori, this will likely become your go-to spot, since the Boutique Penthouse apartment is just a short walk away: we’re talking about Master Sal De Riso’s pastry shop, where you can enjoy his most iconic desserts, such as the delicious Ricotta and Pears or the delicate Lemon Delight.
During the Christmas or Easter season, you can purchase the much-loved artisanal panettone and colomba, also available in lactose-free versions.
Next to the renowned pastry shop, the Bistrot has recently opened, where you can enjoy a tasty pizza and many other appetizing dishes.

✅ Handmade pasta for a homemade dinner, to be enjoyed on the terrace
Throughout this article, we’ve mentioned the apartment’s beautifully furnished terrace several times.
The setting seems perfect for enjoying a delicious dinner with friends, prepared with your own hands.
Our tip as locals?
Since Minori has preserved the ancient tradition of handmade pasta, you could buy a nice tray of fresh pasta at the Pastaio located at Largo Solaio dei Pastai, just a few minutes’ walk from your accommodation.
What to buy?
If you want to try something truly typical, ask for ‘ndunderi minoresi: these are a type of gnocco made with ricotta added to the dough, giving them a unique texture and flavor.
Alternatively, you can also buy handmade “ricci” (fusilli): they’re delicious even with a simple tomato sauce, but you can get creative however you like.

📣 Here’s a closer look at the tradition of handmade pasta!