Church of San Giovanni Battista
The town landmark: a maiolica dome visible from the sea and the upper streets.
Vietri sul Mare is the gateway to the Amalfi Coast: painted ceramics, the Marina, beaches and views over the Gulf of Salerno. Use this page to plan a visit, then sleep 16 rooms inland of the waterfront at Hotel Vietri Coast.
The village sits between Salerno and the SS163. Lanes, workshops and viewpoints are walkable. It is a quieter evening stop than Amalfi or Positano, with a train station and hotel parking on request (10 € per day unless an offer includes it).
Start a coast itinerary here, then day-trip to Amalfi, Ravello, Positano, Pompeii or Capri.
Vietri is known for hand-painted maiolica: Mediterranean colours on tiles, plates and objects sold in the historic centre.
Workshops still decorate pieces by hand. Opening hours vary; ask at the hotel if you want a specific studio.
Church, waterfront, beach and a belvedere. Distances are short on foot or by local bus; summer traffic on the coast road is slower.
The town landmark: a maiolica dome visible from the sea and the upper streets.
Waterfront, beach clubs and views across the Gulf of Salerno.
A popular stretch of coast for a swim day. Facilities change by season.
A viewpoint over the sea and the start of the Amalfi Coast.
Mix the village with one coastal or archaeological trip. Breakfast is included at the hotel; parking is 10 € per day unless your rate includes it.
Sea clubs and coves. Check opening months before you go.
Watch ceramics being painted in the historic centre.
Mediterranean cooking, fish and Campania produce.
Terraces and the belvedere for coast photos.
Paths link Vietri toward other coast villages; take water and check the route.
Amalfi, Positano, Ravello, Capri and Pompeii. See how to arrive.
Via Osvaldo Costabile 31. Reach Amalfi, Positano, Ravello, Capri and Salerno as day trips. Travel times depend on traffic and season.
Sea-view rooms and suites are listed in English, with photos and 360° tours.