Hotels Agerola, Guesthouses Agerola and Residences Agerola

Agerola rises on the top of the impressive mountains of the Amalfi Coast, and overlooks some of the most beautiful coastal resorts in Italy, what has fascinated large numbers of visitors for many years now. Subdivided into plenty of smaller hamlets which distribute along the coast's enchanting inlets, Agerola gathers narrow streets, fascinating footpaths, impressive cliffs and picturesque houses which fall sheer to the sea. Its city centre is situated a short distance from Amalfi, Capri, Ischia and the Gulf of Naples, the latter extending beyond the rock spurs which dominate the city.

Hotels in Agerola give guests the possibility to spend unforgettable holidays in the enchanting Amalfi Coast. Not to be missed are the local guest houses, which are situated a short distance from the sea, as well as Agerola's cheap bed and breakfasts and small family-run inns.

Agerola is a picturesque mountain resort overlooking the coast which is situated a short distance from Naples and Amalfi. This enchanting town is scattered with outstanding natural beauties, superb landscapes and outstanding cultural sites. The places where Agerola develops now were famous even during the Roman Times, since they were occupied by the most beautiful villas and stately homes of that period. These factors make Agerola one of the most important holiday destinations in Italy.
The small nearby hamlet of Bomerano is the point of departure of the so-called “Path of the Gods”: a popular naturalistic path which leads across the whole Amalfi Coast and its wonderful landscapes. This enchanting footpath is famous all over Italy for its fairy-tale atmosphere: it overlooks impressive cliffs which fall sheer to the sea and is peppered with mysterious caves and fascinating inlets and coves. This path also overlooks the picturesque cluster of tourist boats thaat reach the coast. Walking down Agerola's narrow streets, tourists will have the opportunity to enjoy an outstanding combination between the sea and the mountains.
Like the rest of the Amalfi Coast, Agerola is also a popular cultural destination. The city's most representative monument is the so-called Lauritano Castle in San Lazzaro. Even if it is ruined, it is situated in one of the most beautiful panoramic positions of the whole surrounding area. Not to be missed are the local churches: the Church of St. Maria la Manna, which dates back to 1400, and the Church of St. Matteo Apostolo. The lovers of nature will have the possibility to admire enchanting coastal landscapes, fascinating footpaths and two wonderful natural reserves: Parco Colonia Montana and Parco Corona.