Berth at possibly the most glamorous seaside town in the world, and don’t forget to look up at the water-edge hills adorned with hillside villas in terracotta and sunny hues as you approach the coastline. The Amalfi Coast is an Italian chain of charm, style, hiking, alfresco dining, boating lifestyle and swimming spots. A magnet for celebrities and high-end individuals looking to share in their lifestyle, the Amalfi Coast is an elegant respite that welcomes some of the most esteemed yachts in the community. Stretching from the chic village of Positano to the hillside villas of Ravello, this part of the world also features the fabulous island of Capri, which is just a short cruise away from the coast, and one of the top spots for yacht gazing. For swimmers, the Amalfi Coast offers a collection of petite but visually stunning beaches that are dotted along the shore. Of particular note is Fiordo di Furore, a cosy and secluded beach adorned with an imposing arched bridge. Other beaches you’ll want to grace are Spiaggia di Praia and Maiori Beach. An alternative way to gaze upon the Amalfi Coast is to hike along the Path of the Gods, a trek that gives you full disclosure as to why this glorious corner of Italy was one of the Roman Empire’s major holiday resorts. The Amalfi Coast makes for an ideal walking holiday upon disembarkation, so be sure to take a break and stop at one of the many restaurants offering the most spectacular scenic views from above. The Amalfi menu is blessed with some of the best Italian dishes. Naples and their divine Pizza Napolitana just round the corner, while most Amalfi restaurants carry an abundance of fresh seafood to go with their pasta. This is where people come to truly enjoy the art of living.