Travel tips and advice for Villa Cipriana

Shane Wilson, Saltdean, United Kingdom

March 29, 2012

• Go to Restaurant La Tagliata in Montepertuso! It was hands down some of the best food I've had in my life. As a bit of a foodie, I consider this a "must do" in Positano.
• We spent a day at Tenuta San Francesco winery, and had lunch with the family! My children wanted to see farm animals so they arranged for us to go to a dairy farm and even brought us by a "famous" lemon ice stand. Great time! Highly recommended.

Leanne Fragomeni, Perth, Australia

October 29, 2011

• We missed the bus stop at Positano so make sure you know where to get off.
• No supermarket in Positano only a couple of small delis so recommend bringing essentials.
• Spectacular views of Amalfi Coast on ferry from Positano to Salerno.

Pam Betts, Brisbane, Australia

September 17, 2011

• Buy good beach shoes.
• Trip to Nocelle and Ravello recommended.
• Great deli up the hill on the right or down towards the beach.

Debra Schulman, Wilmington, NC, United States

May 28, 2011

• Bring your i-pod... there is an i-dock in the living room, and don't pack beach towels... 4 lovely beach towels are provided.
• We rented a small speed boat and took it over to Amalfi for the afternoon... great fun.

Brian White, Republic of Singapore, Singapore

January 3, 2011

• If would advise prospective renters to double check to see if there is a festival or celebration happening on the beach during their stay. One night there was a disco that started at midnight and lasted until 5:30 AM. The music was really loud in the villa and we didn't get much sleep. Plus we had a 17 month old toddler that didn't sleep either. The next day was quite tough on everyone. [The celebration was for New Year's Eve! In Italy loud activities are generally prohibited past midnight, but on December 31st many towns organize fireworks displays, concerts, open air discos, and Italians go in the street and party through the night, often until dawn. At dawn, they will gather for breakfast with cornetto and milk or capuccino, and then they will go to sleep until it's time for the majestic New Year's dinner, around 2 pm.]

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