How many days do you need in Rome & the Amalfi Coast?
- Most travelers spend 7-9 days in Rome and Amalfi Coast combined
- Visiting Rome and Amalfi Coast in 5 or 6 days is possible, but it will feel rushed
- With 10 or more days, most travelers choose to add more stops to their trip
- The most common extensions are Sorrento, Tuscany, and Florence
How Many Days to Spend in Rome
How Many Days to Spend on the Amalfi Coast
Recommended Itineraries for Rome & the Amalfi Coast
Recommended Itinerary for 1 Week
| Day | Highlights | Overnight |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrive in Rome | Rome |
| Day 2 | Vatican Tour: Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica, Rome Walking Tour | Rome |
| Day 3 | Self-Guided Visit of the Colosseum & Roman Forum | Rome |
| Day 4 | Transfer to the Amalfi Coast via Pompeii | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 5 | Day Trip to Capri | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 6 | Free Day on the Amalfi Coast | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 7 | Depart Naples |
No Italian vacation is complete without a visit to Rome, and this one-week whirlwind trip takes you through the country's capital city and its beautiful southern coastlines. Explore Rome's historical center, where ancient history comes to life, before setting out to discover the incomparable Amalfi Coast. Discover the ruins of Pompeii and round out your trip with some relaxed beach time. Read more
Recommended Itinerary for 8 Days
| Day | Highlights | Overnight |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrive in Rome | Rome |
| Day 2 | Visit the Colosseum & Roman Forum | Rome |
| Day 3 | Self-Guided Vatican City Visit | Rome |
| Day 4 | Transfer to the Amalfi Coast via Pompeii | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 5 | Vespa Tour of the Amalfi Coast | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 6 | Day Trip to Capri | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 7 | Free Day on the Amalfi Coast | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 8 | Depart Naples |
From the bustling streets of Rome to the sunny stretches of coastline in Amalfi, this trip is perfect for those looking to delve into the Italian culture while relaxing amid picture-perfect scenery. Discover the capital city of Rome and its rich history and vibrant nightlife before heading down south to stroll through colorful villages and dip your toes in the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Read more
Recommended Itinerary for 9 Days
| Day | Highlights | Overnight |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrive in Rome | Rome |
| Day 2 | Visit the Colosseum & Roman Forum | Rome |
| Day 3 | Early Morning Vatican Experience | Rome |
| Day 4 | Half-Day Pizza Making & Wine Tasting Experience | Rome |
| Day 5 | Transfer to the Amalfi Coast via Pompeii | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 6 | Vespa Tour of the Amalfi Coast | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 7 | Day Trip to Capri | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 8 | Free Day on the Amalfi Coast | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 9 | Depart Naples |
Discover the vibrant culture of Rome and the stunning scenery of the Amalfi Coast on this nine-day tour. Start off in the Eternal City, exploring its vast history and buzzing nightlife before heading down south to the incomparable coastlines of Amalfi. Drive along this stretch of coast the local way (on a Vespa) and delight your taste buds with some of the best seafood and citrus in the world. Read more
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Extended Itineraries
10-Day Itinerary Including Sorrento
| Day | Highlights | Overnight |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrive in Rome & Transfer to Amalfi Coast, Positano Sunset Cruise | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 2 | Day Trip to Capri & Anacapri | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 3 | Wine Tasting & Vineyard Tour | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 4 | Amalfi Coast to Sorrento, Afternoon Cooking Class | Sorrento |
| Day 5 | Day Trip to Pompeii & Herculaneum | Sorrento |
| Day 6 | Free Day in Sorrento | Sorrento |
| Day 7 | Return to Rome, Afternoon Colosseum & Forum Tour | Rome |
| Day 8 | Vatican Tour: Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica, Rome Walking Tour | Rome |
| Day 9 | Galleria Borghese Tour | Rome |
| Day 10 | Depart Rome |
Spend a week and a half delving into history and relaxing on the laid-back Amalfi Coast. From small fishing towns to buzzing Rome nightlife, this itinerary has something for everyone. Go wine tasting and take a day trip to the Ancient Roman resort island of Capri, then end your trip with four days in Rome to see the world-famous Sistine Chapel, stroll through bustling piazzas, and enjoy the city's vibrant food scene. Read more
2-Week Itinerary Including Venice & Florence
| Day | Highlights | Overnight |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrive in Rome, Train to Venice, Evening Walking Food Tour | Venice |
| Day 2 | Venice Walking Tour | Venice |
| Day 3 | Murano, Burano & Torcello Excursion | Venice |
| Day 4 | Free Day in Venice | Venice |
| Day 5 | Train to Florence, Afternoon Food Tour | Florence |
| Day 6 | Day Trip to San Gimignano & Siena, Wine Tasting in the Chianti Classico | Florence |
| Day 7 | Free Day in Florence | Florence |
| Day 8 | Transfer to Amalfi Coast, Positano Sunset Cruise | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 9 | Day Trip to Capri & Anacapri | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 10 | Free Day on the Amalfi Coast | Amalfi Coast |
| Day 11 | Return to Rome, Afternoon Colosseum & Forum Tour | Rome |
| Day 12 | Vatican Tour: Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica, Rome Walking Tour | Rome |
| Day 13 | Galleria Borghese, Free Afternoon in Rome | Rome |
| Day 14 | Depart Rome |
Spend two weeks delving into Italy's historical and cultural sites on this packed itinerary. Ride a gondola down Venice's Grand Canal and see art by Michelangelo and da Vinci in Florence. Explore Tuscany's medieval towns, then continue to the Amalfi Coast for ancient summer villas, limoncello, and seaside terraces. End in Rome to see the Vatican and explore eclectic neighborhoods. Read more
How to travel between Rome & the Amalfi Coast
The best way to get from Amalfi to Rome is via a combination of ferry and train. Start with a super scenic ferry ride from Amalfi to Salerno, followed by a high-speed train to Rome. For seasick-prone travelers, a combination of bus and train is almost as convenient. Those interested in driving a rental car should consider Amalfi's winding roads and the restricted driving/parking in city center zones in Naples and Rome. Read more
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