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La Suite Del Cavaliere

If you and your other half are dreaming of an unforgettable holiday on the Amalfi Coast, where history, beauty and cosiness come together in a single experience, La Suite Del Cavaliere is the perfect holiday retreat for you!

Nestled in the heart of Amalfi, this enchanting property offers you an oasis of tranquillity with a breathtaking view of the Cathedral, one of the city’s most iconic symbols.

Imagine waking up in the morning, opening your windows and being greeted by a view that takes your breath away: Amalfi Cathedral, with its majestic façade, stands before you, contributing to a magical and romantic atmosphere. 

The Suite Del Cavaliere, with its privileged position, allows you to experience Amalfi in an authentic way, a stone’s throw from the main monuments, its colourful little shops and typical restaurants.

The flat you will have at your disposal is tastefully furnished and equipped with every modern comfort: perfect for couples in search of an intimate and relaxing experience. The spacious terrace, ideal for enjoying an aperitif while admiring the sunset, is the perfect place to spend unforgettable moments. 

Inside, you will find a cosy and functional environment, with a kitchen equipped to prepare delicious meals and a private bathroom.

Finally, the staff of Suite Del Cavaliere is always at your disposal to make your stay unforgettable: you will be able to count on useful tips to discover the hidden treasures of the Amalfi Coast, plan excursions, and rent a car or bicycle to explore the surroundings.

🧭 How to reach

The Suite del Cavaliere is located in Via Filippo Augustariccio, 4: the location is very central and very easy to reach.

Amalfi, as we also explain here, is a very strategic destination for anyone wishing to move easily between the various destinations on the Amalfi Coast: in fact, all Sita buses and ferries leave from here to reach both the other villages and destinations a little further away, such as Capri and Sorrento.

Below, we provide you with all the information you need to reach your destination without stress.

If travelling by public transport

✅​ If you arrive at Naples airport, you will need to get to Naples Central Station. You can do this by using the Alibus service, which runs from 5:45 a.m. until 11:45 p.m., with an optimal frequency (about every 15-20 minutes).

If you have a lot of luggage and prefer more comfort, you can also plan a transfer with the taxis available at the exit of the airport: the taxis travel at fixed tariffs, generally costing no more than €30 to reach the station.

✅​ From the Napoli Centrale station, you will have to reach the city of Salerno, travelling by regional or Intercity train: your journey time will not exceed 50/60 minutes.

Otherwise, if you are travelling in spring or summer, you can also reach Molo Beverello to reach Salerno by sea.

Please note that the Amalfi Coast does not have a railway line:
🔹​ therefore, you can reach Amalfi by road
🔹​ or by sea.

In the first case, you will travel on board the Sita Sud buses: they run approximately every hour, except on holidays, during which the frequency of the service is halved.
Sita Sud buses stop in all the villages on the Amalfi Coast and will be your means of transport during your holiday.

In this regard, we recommend downloading the Unico App, through which you can purchase your tickets easily from your smartphone, without having to stop at any of the authorised sales points.

If you are not tech-savvy, you can rely on the many shops (usually bars or tobacconists) that show the ‘Unico’ logo and are allowed to sell tickets.
Sometimes you can buy tickets on board, but this is not normally provided: always try to buy tickets before boarding the bus and remember to obliterate them!

At the station, you can buy them at the newsstand just before the exit.
Your stop for Amalfi will be on the right, under the only visible bus shelter, a few steps from the exit.

Amalfi is the last stop: enjoy your 60-minute journey from your window and start savouring the beauty of the Amalfi Coast!

By sea

Alternatively, you can reach Amalfi by travelling on board the Travelmar ferries, which you can take from Molo Concordia, which is about a 15-minute walk from Salerno Station.

In this case, your travel experience will be more pleasant and suggestive, as you can enjoy the view from the sea, immediately getting into the holiday mood.

Travelmar's service is generally available from spring until November: if you plan to travel by sea, we advise you to check the availability of the service, which may vary due to adverse weather conditions.

If you are travelling by car

Reaching Amalfi by car means immersing yourself in a landscape that will leave you breathless. But beware, the coastal road is a unique experience that requires some practice and attention.

✅​ Starting from the north:
If you are coming from the A1 motorway, the most convenient exit is Angri. From here, you will take the state road that leads to the Valico di Chiunzi, a panoramic point that will give you a first taste of the beauty of the coast.

Beyond the pass, you will begin to descend towards the coast, passing through the characteristic villages of Tramonti until you reach Maiori. From here, follow the signs for Amalfi and get ready for a succession of bends and hairpin bends that will lead you straight into the heart of this pearl of the Amalfi Coast.

✅​ Starting from the south:
If you are arriving from Salerno, the itinerary is even more evocative. Following the SS163, you will immediately find yourself immersed in the heart of the Amalfi Coast.

Every bend is a new emotion, every panorama a picture to be immortalised. You will pass through picturesque villages such as Vietri sul Mare, famous for its ceramics, and Cetara, renowned for its colatura di alici.

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👍 Why we do recommend it

✅​ A love nest with breathtaking views
If you dream of a romantic getaway on the Amalfi Coast, La Suite Del Cavaliere is the perfect place for you and your partner. Imagine waking up in the morning, opening the windows and finding yourself right in front of the suggestive Amalfi Cathedral.

The terrace with a view will give you the chance to enjoy your moments of relaxation completely immersed in the joyful bustle of Amalfi, without missing a single moment of this immense flow of life, which runs through the city centre.

If you are looking for more ideas for planning a romantic getaway, don't miss this post!
In the heart of Amalfi

✅​ In the very heart of Amalfi
The strategically located Suite Del Cavaliere will allow you to experience Amalfi in an authentic way. A few steps away you will find the main monuments, small shops and typical restaurants where you can taste local specialities.

You can stroll through the characteristic narrow streets of the historic centre, visit the beach or simply relax admiring the view. The Suite Del Cavaliere is the ideal starting point for exploring the entire Amalfi Coast: you are also within walking distance of the bus terminal and the ferry embarkation pier.

✅​ A tailor-made experience
The staff at Suite Del Cavaliere are always at your disposal to make your stay unforgettable: if you need to know a few more details, in order to follow your chosen itinerary, you can count on the support of the lovely staff, ready to come to your aid to contribute to the best possible travel experience.

If this is your first time on the Amalfi Coast, don't miss these 8 useful tips to help you organise your trip to perfection!

🗺️ Things to see on your doorstep

Your central location allows you ample freedom of choice in getting around.
Just a few steps away from La Suite del Cavaliere you will find:

📍Amalfi Cathedral

Its majestic façade and bell tower are literally in front of your eyes as you look out onto the terrace of your room.
Don't miss the opportunity to visit this iconic Amalfi monument: born from the union of two pre-existing basilicas, the cathedral has evolved over the centuries, mixing Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque and Arab-Norman styles.

Its neo-Moorish façade, built in the 19th century, contrasts with the Baroque interior, rich in marble and works of art. Inside, you can admire frescoes, sculptures and relics, including the head of St Andrew the Apostle.

Not to be missed is a visit to the Cloister of Paradise: built in the 13th century as a cemetery for the city's nobles, this enchanting place offers an oasis of peace and tranquillity, far from the chaos of the city. The intertwined arches, slender columns and internal garden create a unique atmosphere, combining Arab and Norman elements.

Strolling through the arcades, you can admire Roman sarcophagi, fragments of mosaics and chapels with frescoes of great artistic value.
A true open-air museum, where history and art come together in an unforgettable experience!

📍The Paper Museum

At Via delle Cartiere 23, you will find the Paper Museum: a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the heart of Amalfi's papermaking tradition, which we also discuss in this article.

Housed in an ancient paper mill dating back to the 13th century, this magical place will transport you back in time, revealing the secrets of the production of precious paper by hand. You will be able to admire the ancient wooden machinery, still working today thanks to the power of the water of the Canneto stream, and discover the complex process of transforming rags into sheets of paper.

Every nook and cranny of the museum tells a story, from the collection of rags to the pressing of the sheets, offering you a unique and immersive experience.

Among the activities offered, there is also the possibility of participating in interactive workshops, through which you can personally make your own sheet of paper by hand: an unforgettable experience that will allow you to take home a piece of history.

Inside the Museum you will also find a gift shop, where you can buy some special souvenirs to take home to your friends and relatives.

📣 Looking for more ideas for your travel shopping?
We have written for you a complete guide to shopping on the Amalfi Coast!

📍The Ferriere Valley

If you love walks in nature, you cannot miss this experience to discover a corner of paradise in the secret heart of Amalfi. Just think that thanks to its unique microclimate, the valley is home to a rich and varied flora and fauna, including the rare fern Woodwardia radicans, a living fossil dating back to the Ice Age.

The route to the Ferriere Valley is an easy and atmospheric one that leads through lush forests, along crystal-clear streams and ancient ironworks, until you reach the Integral Reserve, where you can admire spectacular waterfalls.

The valley is an ideal place for nature lovers and trekkers, who can immerse themselves in an enchanting landscape and breathe pure air.

Are you thinking about it, but don't want to venture out on your own for the first time?
Find a guided tour of the Ferriere Valley here!

And you are also close to:
📍 Atrani, which you can reach on foot
📍 the Arsenal of the Republic
📍 the beach of Marina Grande. Speaking of beaches, here is an in-depth look at the beaches of the Amalfi Coast!

🎉 Things to do nearby

Being so conveniently and centrally located, you really do have plenty of options for discovering the Amalfi Coast, whether you travel by Sita Sud bus or choose the option by sea.

In addition to easily reaching the most iconic destinations, such as Positano and Ravello, you can also easily reach the most authentic destinations, such as the enchanting village of Scala, the oldest on the Amalfi Coast, or the town of Praiano, ideal for enjoying a spectacular aperitif at sunset.

If you stay a few more days, don't miss the chance to venture beyond the confines of the Coast, exploring nearby areas, such as Salerno, highly recommended at Christmas time, when you can admire its magical Luci d'artista.

✅​ One of the experiences we think you should not miss is a boat trip, which takes you to Positano by sea, stopping off at caves and secret beaches.

✅​ Looking for something more adventurous?
Then you will certainly enjoy this parasailing flight: a great experience to do as a couple!

✅​ If you're looking for something a little quieter and more relaxed, perhaps to enjoy a day of relaxation and good food, this farmhouse cooking class, amidst the coolness of a lemon grove and the joys of the palate, will win you over!

We recommend you consult the ‘Experiences’ section of our website: you will discover many beautiful possibilities to enrich your trip with unforgettable moments!

🗓️​ Events not to be missed

✅ Celebrations in honour of Saint Andrew
Amalfi fervently celebrates its patron saint, Saint Andrew the Apostle, on two solemn occasions: 27 June and 30 November. The feast day most deeply felt by the people of Amalfi is 30 November, which coincides with the liturgical date dedicated to the Apostle.

During these celebrations, the city comes alive with faith and devotion, with parades through the streets of the historic centre and culminating with the spectacular run up the steps of the Duomo.

The statue of the Saint, carried on the shoulders of the faithful, is accompanied by songs and music, creating a unique and evocative atmosphere. The final run down the steps of the cathedral is the highlight of the festival: a moment of great emotion, it represents a heartfelt homage to the patron saint and unites the entire community in an embrace of faith and tradition.

✅ The Byzantine New Year
If you are in Amalfi between late August and early September, do not miss the Byzantine New Year.

During these days, in fact, Amalfi and Atrani are transformed into a medieval stage for this spectacular historical commemoration, which lasts for several days, bringing back to life the glorious traditions of the Maritime Republic of Amalfi.

From 31 August, the atmosphere is charged with expectation with conferences and meetings dedicated to medieval history and culture. The climax of the festival is reached on 1 September, when an imposing historical cortege parades through the streets of the two towns, re-enacting the ancient Doge's investiture ceremony.

In period costume, participants and flag-wavers recreate the atmosphere of the past, involving the public in a journey into the past. The choice of 1 September is not random: in medieval times, this date marked the beginning of the fiscal and legal year in Amalfi, as in many other towns influenced by Byzantine culture.

This event, which we also discuss in this article, offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the traditions, customs and art of the period, through theatrical performances, period games and guided visits to historical monuments.

The Historical Regatta
The last edition of the Historical Regatta of the Ancient Maritime Republics, which saw Amalfi triumph, took place in 2022.

This competition, which attracts enthusiasts and tourists from all over Italy every four years, is much more than a simple rowing race.

It is a real plunge into the past, an opportunity to relive the splendour of the ancient maritime republics and the competitive spirit that animated them. Amalfi, Genoa, Pisa and Venice compete in an evocative rowing race, preceded by a majestic historical procession evoking the elegance and splendour of the Middle Ages.

The next time Amalfi will host this event will be in 2026, an occasion not to be missed to witness a unique and fascinating spectacle.

📌 Not to be missed if you are staying here

✅ Have you ever dined in a museum restaurant?
If you are planning a romantic getaway to Amalfi, you cannot miss dinner at Ristorante La Caravella.

This gastronomic gem, housed in a 12th century ducal palace, offers a unique and romantic dining experience. Imagine dining in an intimate and refined atmosphere, surrounded by works of art and ancient frescoes, enjoying dishes created with the freshest, seasonal ingredients.

La Caravella is not just a restaurant, but a veritable museum of taste, where Amalfi's culinary tradition meets innovation. Its legendary wine cellar boasts a selection of fine wines that will enhance the flavours of the dishes.

And to make your moment even more special, you can admire the art collection, one of the most important on the Amalfi Coast.

✅ Night time snack? Panificio Apicella, just a few steps away!
You know how it goes: you stay up late and, with the help of the coolness of the evening, there comes that languor that clamours!

If you want a hot pastry or something tempting to eat after 10pm, head to the bakery Apicella, located on Via Lorenzo D'Amalfi, just a few steps from the Duomo: here you will find a good assortment of freshly baked pastries, ready to satisfy any late-night lust!

Eating a fresh brioche on the steps of the Duomo will be that extra touch of poetry!

✅ Pasticceria Pansa to enjoy a moment of sweetness and elegance
It is located just a stone's throw from your accommodation and will certainly be one of the first pastry shops you will visit, thanks to the deliciousness of its creations, which have toured the world.

📣 A few quick tips on the specialities not to be missed

🔹​ the sfogliatella Santa Rosa, which we also talk about in this article

🔹​handcrafted panettone and colomba: if you are travelling at Christmas or Easter time, take the opportunity to taste these excellent leavened products, made with mother yeast and raw materials of the highest quality

🔹​The candied peel: you should know that Pasticceria Pansa owns a small local farm, which produces many 0 km products. Among these, you cannot miss the delicious sfusati amalfitani, with its unmistakable aroma.

It is precisely from these cultivations, carried out with respect for the territory and tradition, that the candied peel, an authentic masterpiece of sweetness, is born. The chocolate-covered ones are also perfect to take home!