Stranden in Positano

Beautiful Beaches

Positano’s coastline features a variety of beaches characterized by steep limestone cliffs and clear Tyrrhenian waters. Spiaggia Fornillo offers a quieter alternative to the main harbor, accessible via a scenic coastal path. Spiaggia d’Arienzo is distinguished by its southern orientation, providing longer hours of sunlight, and its famous three-hundred-step descent. Remote coves like La Porta and Fiumicello are primarily reached by boat, offering pebble shores and rocky inlets away from the central town crowds.

Beautiful Beaches — Kaart

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Spiaggia Fornillo

Accessible via a coastal path from Positano's main pier, this pebble beach is situated away from the central harbor. It features several private beach clubs and views of historic Saracen towers.

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Spiaggia d'Arienzo

Known as the Beach of Three Hundred Steps, this site is reached via a long stone staircase from the main road. Its southern exposure allows for direct sunlight later into the afternoon than other local beaches.

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La Porta

A small, secluded cove accessible primarily by boat. The beach is named after a nearby natural cave and is characterized by its clear water and rocky surroundings.

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San Pietro

A small rocky beach located below the cliffs of the Laurito area. It is characterized by deep clear waters and is typically accessed via boat or private hotel facilities.

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Fiumicello

A narrow, rocky inlet situated between the main Positano harbor and Arienzo. This quiet spot is mostly accessible by sea and offers a natural setting without commercial facilities.

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Spiaggia d'Arienzo

Reached by a staircase of approximately 300 steps from the SS163 road, this south-facing beach is one of the few in the area that retains sunlight until late afternoon.