We got to Amalfi and repeated our newly acquired ritual: beach, dip in the ocean, laying in the sun for a hot sec., another dip, wandering around town, another dip, next place.
Amalfi didn't make an impression on me at first and Positano had seemed much more special. But it all changed by the end of the day and all it took was a sunset!
The town has a beautiful church and two public beaches, one at each end of the town. Very close by is Atrani, which is smaller but equally beautiful.
Next up was Ravello where we spent what was left of the afternoon. That was supposed to be our final destination of the day, before heading home in Piano.
We left Ravello as the sun was going down - you know that beautiful golden hour - but not yet completely down, and stopped once more in Amalfi where we should switch buses.
We had plenty of time as the next bus wasn't leaving until 8pm. By 7:56 we got to the place where we were supposed to take the bus only to find that the driver had left literally the minute before. Practicing patience, you see?
But, once again, it was the best thing we could have asked for because we got to watch the sunset in Amalfi and that's when I fell in love with it! I grabbed that chance to snap a whole lot of pictures and I can't advise you enough to watch the sunset in one of these places. I imagine Positano must be fairly beautiful at dawn too.
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