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Amalfi Coast — 6 Nights Girls Trip Six nights, eight women, and the most beautiful coastline in the world — this girls trip itinerary to the Amalfi Coast is built around Positano as your single base, which means no stressful luggage transfers on hairpin cliff roads and no wasted mornings. From there, every day is a different layer of Italy at its most spectacular. A private gozzo boat with a local captain spends a full day cruising sea caves, emerald grottos, and hidden swimming coves you can only reach by water. A ferry to Capri puts you in the Blue Grotto before the afternoon crowds arrive. A mountain road winds up to Ravello's Terrace of Infinity — a clifftop belvedere looking directly out over the full length of the coast. A morning in Naples ends with a pizza at da Michele, the most famous pizza in the world, which has been making two items since 1870. And the Path of the Gods hike connects two clifftop villages 600 metres above the sea on the last morning, with the islands of Capri and Ischia floating in the distance below. Three hotel options are included alongside the private villa alternative (which works out better for a group of eight), every activity has a direct booking link, and the budget is presented honestly at $9,000–$11,000 total in shoulder season.
Amalfi Coast — 6 Nights Girls Trip Six nights, eight women, and the most beautiful coastline in the world — this girls trip itinerary to the Amalfi Coast is built around Positano as your single base, which means no stressful luggage transfers on hairpin cliff roads and no wasted mornings. From there, every day is a different layer of Italy at its most spectacular. A private gozzo boat with a local captain spends a full day cruising sea caves, emerald grottos, and hidden swimming coves you can only reach by water. A ferry to Capri puts you in the Blue Grotto before the afternoon crowds arrive. A mountain road winds up to Ravello's Terrace of Infinity — a clifftop belvedere looking directly out over the full length of the coast. A morning in Naples ends with a pizza at da Michele, the most famous pizza in the world, which has been making two items since 1870. And the Path of the Gods hike connects two clifftop villages 600 metres above the sea on the last morning, with the islands of Capri and Ischia floating in the distance below. Three hotel options are included alongside the private villa alternative (which works out better for a group of eight), every activity has a direct booking link, and the budget is presented honestly at $9,000–$11,000 total in shoulder season.