Begin your adventure in the charming coastal town of Atrani, known for its picturesque streets and historic architecture.

Ascend to the hilltop town of Ravello, perched 365 meters above the sea, offering panoramic views that have inspired artists for centuries.

At the crossroad, discover Caseificio Vicedomini, a renowned mozzarella factory offering delectable, locally-made cheese. Located on the ground floor of a building, this hidden gem can be a bit tricky to find. Look for the stairs leading down, ring the bell at the door. Cash payments only.

One of the Amalfi Coast's largest wine producers, known for its impressive annual output of 70,000 bottles. Purchase local wine in various sizes, or book a visit for wine tastings and excursions to the winery and their picturesque garden.

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Encounter the distinctive Tramonti cemetery, nestled in the heart of the valley and surrounded by stunning mountain scenery.

Ascend to Valico Chiunzi, a restaurant and viewpoint 880 meters above sea level, offering unparalleled vistas of the Naples Valley and Mount Vesuvius.

Near Maiori, take a short hike behind the mountain to uncover a magnificent waterfall and a river.

Indulge your taste buds at Sal De Riso, Minori's premier pastry shop, renowned for its irresistible Italian desserts.

This bar is a beloved haunt of every cyclist and biker on the Amalfi Coast. The cornetti with cream and cherry are exquisite, the views are breathtaking, and the coffee is superb. In the evenings, they serve pizza and inventive cocktails.

One of the most beautiful monasteries on the coast, now a luxury hotel. Just before it, you'll pass through a tunnel — look for a small opening on the left side. It leads to a magnificent balcony hidden inside the tunnel. Park your motorcycle near the monastery, walk back, and step onto this secret viewpoint. You'll be speechless.

One of the most famous wineries on the entire Amalfi Coast. If you want truly exceptional (and expensive) wine, you can buy directly from them. Book a visit to their garden and winery in advance on their website for an unforgettable experience. A good bottle starts from €50 and up.

A magnificent restaurant perched on the cliff edge right before Agerola. Stunning panoramic views, excellent cuisine, and a large parking area for both cars and motorcycles. Highly recommended.

This is where the famous Path of the Gods begins. You can ride further through Agerola and enjoy the views, or park your motorcycle here and walk a good stretch of this legendary trail on foot. Then return, hop back on the bike, and ride the winding road back down.