Hotels Vietri Sul Mare, Guesthouses Vietri Sul Mare and Residences Vietri Sul Mare

Vietri sul Mare develops at the beginning of the compelling Amalfi Coast, and rises a short distance from both Salerno and Cava de’ Tirreni. Founded as the free port of the powerful Abbey of Santissima Trinità di Cava, it is now a highly appreciated seaside resort featuring compelling beaches and sweeping views over the splendid Amalfi Coast and the Gulf of Salerno.

Hotels in Vietri sul Mare boast a long tourist tradition, and have developed considerable expertise in the sector of hospitality. The local guest houses and farm houses are the ideal accommodation facilities for those interested in spending pleasant holidays here while enjoying beguiling sea and compelling beaches, while the city's modern residences are the ideal alternative for those interested in taking advantage of well-kept spaces, modern comforts and functional facilities.

The wonderful footpath of Madonna degli Angeli, which overlooks the sea and boasts swepping views over the whole coastline, gives guests the possibility to enjoy spectacular views over Vietri sul Mare. The upper part of the city centre is dominated by the beautiful parish church of St. John the Baptist, which was designed according to the traditional architectural canons of Neapolitan Renaissance. Dominated by a huge majolica-tiled dome, it is flanked by a sumptuous octagonal bell tower. The lower part of the city is occupied by the lovely seaside resort of Marina di Vietri and its compelling beaches of white sand.
Vietri sul Mare has always been famous for its precious ceramics. It hosts the important Factory of Solimene Ceramics, that was inaugurated in the second half of the twentieth century and is now the seat of important exhibitions and displays.
The nearby hamlet of Dragonea gives tourists the possibility to undertake pleasant excursions across the lush Bonea Valley and the mysterious caves of San Cesareo. One of them still retains the remains of a small church that rose in front of the holy cave that was once inhabited by the saint.