Minori, immersed in the splendid and unspoilt beauty of the Amalfi Coast, reveals itself amidst breathtaking cliffs and hidden coves, far from the hustle and bustle of more crowded destinations. Protected from the winds and blessed with a mild climate, Minori has been a crossroads of cultures and traditions over the centuries. Known in antiquity as Reghinna Minor, it was the refuge of Roman patrician families, a place of peace and well-being.
In the Middle Ages, linked to the powerful Republic of Amalfi, the village flourished thanks to paper production and pasta-making, trades that are still part of its heritage.
Minori
How to get there
By car: starting from Maiori and driving along the SS163 of the Amalfi Coast for 1 km.
By bus: with the Salerno–Amalfi line of the SITA transport company (Visit Website).
By ferry: from the Piazza della Concordia embarkation point in Salerno or from Maiori with the Travelmar services (Visit Website), which cover all the towns on the Amalfi Coast.
