Conca dei Marini - all beaches

My husband and I visited this little cove via a small boat rental from Maiori and it was stunning! Very peaceful, calm and picturesque. Be careful though as there are quite a few jellyfish that float in, I was having a blissful dip and unfortunately got stung before I realized!

The beach was an absolute gem, offering us a prime spot at the front row with two sunbeds and an umbrella for an affordable price of 25 EUR. The atmosphere was serene and authentic, unlike the bustling Amalfi. Additionally, we couldn't resist indulging in their delectable paninis that left us in awe. Overall, a truly remarkable experience.

This destination is truly one-of-a-kind. While it may not be the most accessible or budget-friendly beach to visit, its prime location makes it worth the trip. The cost of entry and a sun lounger may seem steep, starting at €30, but the loungers come with attentive service and a selection of food and beverages. The beach itself is composed of pebbles, which can be a bit rough on bare feet. If you need to rinse off, cold showers are available for €0.5, while warm showers cost €2. If you plan on driving to the beach, be prepared to search for parking and pay a premium for it. The minimum rate for parking is €10 per three hours.

This beach is absolutely stunning! The first row offers two chairs and an umbrella for a reasonable price of 40€. Additionally, there is a convenient snack bar located right next to the beach where you can indulge in some delicious food and refreshing drinks. For a mere 5-10€, you can enjoy a scrumptious pizza or panini, while a beer or soda will only set you back 5€. It is highly recommended to bring water shoes, as the beach can be quite rocky.

The staff is very friendly and the location is great. It's not too crowded and during high season in August, it costs 30€ per person for a beach bed, umbrella, and wifi. Unfortunately, there are no free beaches unless you sit on the cliffs. The menu has a wide variety of options and the food and drinks are reasonably priced. The only disappointment was the Piña colada. Overall, I highly recommend this place. The sea has a large shallow area where you can stand or venture out to deeper waters for a nice swim. Additionally, there is a lifeguard on duty to ensure safety.

This charming beach is a hidden gem, but beware of a potential scam at the entrance. The beach is divided into three sections, with two of them being privately owned by a hotel and two restaurants. Unfortunately, the hotel area is reserved for their guests only. Access to the beach can be gained by either taking a boat from Amalfi for 4 euros per person or walking down a staggering 460 steps from the road. To reach the entrance, you must head up the road from hotel Ninfa. One of the restaurants, Lido Degli Artisti, employs an attendant at the top of the steps who falsely claims that visitors must pay 30 euros per person for a sunlounger to use the steps down to the beach. However, the other restaurant, I Due Scugnizzi, charges half that amount (30 euros for 2 loungers and a parasol), and there is also a public section available. I Due Scugnizzi is a great spot for lunch, with simple yet delicious beach shack cuisine at reasonable prices. Despite the potential scam, the pebbled beach is beautiful, with crystal clear water. However, there are quite a few boats in the area, which is a common sight along the entire coast.