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

Bellavista is situated in the hamlet of Campidoglio in Scala which is the oldest village of the Amalfi coast. Scale is about 400 meters above the sea and from the property there is the view of the sea and the famous village of Ravello the city of classical music, which captured the heart of many painters and writers. Bellavista has a pool (open from mid May to mid october; please ask for more info), a solarium and private terrace with an exquisite panorama. The interior is well furnished and is made up of: An area with kitchen corner/dining and living room with a terrace overlooking the sea and with a table and chairs to enjoy the meals, Two bedrooms each with a double bed, A bathroom with a shower, Electric heater for the winter term and Air conditioning The distance to the main square Piazza Municipio by car is 2km and on foot through the shortcuts is about km 1,2 - The closest restaurants are at about 400mt; Bus stop at only 20mt. Amalfi 8,5Km; Ravello 2,5km; Atrani 7,5Km; Minori 9,5Km; Maiori 11Km; Conca dei Marini 12Km; Furore 14Km; Praiano 18Km; Swimming pool is closed from Mid may to Mid October

Scala is founded in the 6th century, its story is strictly linked to that of the Sea Republic of Amalfi. It is the birthplace of the blessed Gerardo Sasso, who founded the order of the Knights Hospitalise, the present Sovereign Military Order of the Knights of Malta. Scala once a populous, flourishing town, but ruined by pestilence and the rivalry of Ravello. The cathedral as a handsome Romanesque portal and contains a mosaic ambo, a mitre with enamels of the 13th century, and a specious crypt. The nearby villages of S. Caterina, Campidoglio and Minuta all have interesting mediaeval churches, though that Campidiglio has been extensively altered by baroque additions. From Minuta walkers may cross Via Pontone into the Valle dei Mulini to reach Amalfi