Sant'Agata sui Due Golfi

Best known as a foodie heaven and a cooler climate at its crest than its lower neighbours. An amblers dream with its far reaching views over the stunning Amalfi Coast

Famous for amazing panoramas and trekking routes, Sant'Agata sui due Golfi is a major district of Massa Lubrense and sits on a high point of the Sorrento Peninsular between the bays of Naples and Salerno. The town also boasts an unbeatable view of the island of Capri which appears that near that it would be possible to swim there.

Sant'Agata is also renowned for its use of local food, the territory is rich in lemon groves, a particular type of lemon called "femminello ovale" is cultivated for its particularly aromatic peel which is used in various ways in local cuisine. A trip to the local farms and daries is an ideal opportunity to stock up on delicious produce.

The town is well known for its gourmet restaurant Don Alfonso 1890 located in the main piazza and is based on fresh south Italian products from their own gardens

Located 11km from Sorrento & 9km from Positano, it is an ideal base for anyone looking to explore the region by foot or car. The little fishing fishing village of Nerano and Marina del Cantone are not far away to the south west for a bit of sun, sea and relaxation.