Maiori on the Amalfi Coast

The news about the foundation of Maiori are uncertain. Were it the Greeks, the Etruscan, the Latins or the Picenti the firsts settlers of the area? Well, we don’t know but we are sure that Minori is another characteristic village of the Amalfi Coast. It has the longest beach of this part of the peninsula and here among naturalistic beauties, religious constructions and gastronomical deliciousness you have the chance to immerse yourself in the splendour of this town. Walking in the streets it’s possible to see all the principals monuments: the Collegiata of S. Maria a Mare or the castle of S. Nicola de Thoro-Plano. If you prefer the seaside you can swim in a deep-blue sea or visit the caves. Among the caves of Maiori the most known are the Grotta Sulfurea and the Grotta di Pandora. Don’t forget, as in all this part of Italy, to taste the gastronomical specialities.