Amalfi Coast's beauty

Here a list of spots you can not miss during your next holiday in the Amalfi Coast:

Capri Anacapri
This wonderful island has a remarkable natural landscape and has been the haunt of the rich and famous for years. Its distinctive maze-like streets and alleys are lined with exciting designer boutiques, shops, bars and restaurants. 
 
Anacapri
 
  Pompei Vesuvio
 Vesuvius is a volcano located in Italy. Dominating the Gulf of Naples with the Campi Flegrei places in the north-west of the city, it is currently the only active volcano of this type throughout continental Europe and is among the most dangerous volcanoes in the world and studied; this is due to the fact that on its slopes and in the vicinity is home to about three million people, and the consequences of an eruption would be extremely devastating. 

  
Pompei, Vesuvio
 
 Pompei Ercolano
 Herculaneum was a residential coastal town that has been superbly preserved due to the fact that it was covered in Volcanic mud during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD.
 The buildings have been so well preserved that you can walk down the streets pretty much exactly as the Romans would have done over 2000 years ago! There are still original timbers showing in the buildings and clay pots stored as they would have been at the time of the eruption.
 It was believed that many of the inhabitants of the town managed to successfully flee unlike those not so fortunate in Pompeii.
 The terrible eruption of Vesuvius that buried Pompeii on August 24, AD 79. it has left to posterity the opportunity to enjoy and visit the city as it appeared to the ancient inhabitants just before the catastrophe. The Pompeians did not know that the "Mount Vesuvius" was a volcano. 
   
Pompei, Ercolano
 
 Ischia Mortella gardens
 Ischia is known as the Green Isle because of its lush vegetation. It is also the only location to boast true sandy beaches. It is a volcanic island dominated by Mount Epomeo, enjoy the view as you travel across the Bay of Naples by hydrofoil and discover the enchantment of Ischia.
 For a small island, it has many faces and all of them beautiful. This little bit of paradise is sure to enchant. Ischia is also an important spa town famous for its water.

 Ischia Mortella gardens

The Aragonese Castle, easily considered Ischia’s most famous historical monument, stands on a volcanic rock connected to the island by a bridge first built in 1438, an impressive sight and a not to be missed photo opportunity. The La Mortella Gardens were created by the English composer, William Walton and his Argentinean wife.
A popular aspect today is the frequent talks by Lady Walton whilst enjoying an English cup of tea on the pretty terrace. 
    
 Ischia Mortella gardens
 
Ischia & Thermal Spa
 Enjoy the Tropical Thermal Park located in Sant’ Angelo, with fantastic views over one of Ischias most quaint fishing villages. The tropical thermal park has 9 different temperature pools, roman grotto’s, spa, saltwater pool, indoor thermal pool and a beauty farm. Where guests can pamper themselves or just relax. The thermal mineral waters have had healing properties over the centuries, started by the Greeks on the island. They heal all kinds of ailments, rheumatism, arthritis, skin conditions like eczema, cellulite and it also said to heal fertility problems.
The beauty farm also offers a great range of treatments, from facials to full-body massages.