Ciao, we are three girls aged between 30 and 40 years, Paola, Rossella, Milena, we work at L'altra costiera, an agency situated in the center of Amalfi and we try to do everything possible to please all the tourists who want to spend a dream vacation. To welcome you in our office there will also be our Labrador, known throughout the world, named Pluto! We love our coastline and at your arrival we will be happy to give you all the information related to our area

Pompeo is well situated in the historical centre of Atrani. Easy to reach from the main square, you arrive with just a short walk under Atrani’s antique archways and by climbing approximately 70 steps. This simple yet elegant apartment has character specific to the Amalfi coast. From its balcony and terrace, you can admire the magnificent view of the sea and the mountainous cliffs that surround Atrani. The property is well equipped and consists of: A large dining/living area with 2 single sofa beds; A small corner kitchen with stove top and fridge; A bedroom with a double bed; A small bedroom with a bunk bed; A recently restored bathroom with a shower; A balcony looking onto the streets of Atrani with a view of the sea and the backdrop of the mountains; A spacious roof terrace looking out over the sea. Bus stop, car park, beach, restaurants and cafés are all within a short walk. Location: Amalfi 1Km; Conca dei Marini 3Km; Furore 9Km; Praiano 11Km; Positano 19Km; Sorrento 34Km; Ravello 5Km; Minori 3Km; Maiori 4Km; Salerno and train station 24Km; Napoli airport 69Km

Close by Amalfi, there is Atrani that during the Sea Republic’s time was a residential quarter of the aristocracy and the nobility. So historically Atrani shared Amalfi destiny. At the Saviour Church (Chiesa del S.S. Salvatore), Republic doges were crowned, while from the Church of the Bans (Chiesa del Bando), on the slopes of Monte Aureo which overlook the built-up area, judgements and town government bans were proclaimed. Situated around the Tower of the Collegiate Church of Saint Mary Magdalene (Collegiata S.M. Maddalena), the town has preserved the same ancient structure:houses which are crowded one against the other, lanes, narrow streets and small steps going down to the central square Umberto I. Tradition tells that in Atrani the famousMasaniello was born. He headed the Neapolitan popular rebellion against Spanish domination in the 17th century. It is also possible today to visit the house in which the Parthenopean leader lived during his first years. In this village are preserved ancient tradition. Christmas Eve, for example, is celebrate in a very original way:at dawn all the people go to the square to have breakfast, with coffee and “cappuccino”, but above all to exchange