The apartment is difficult to find especially if you don’t speak Italian, have your Google Translate handy! Once we did make contact the owner and son were great. Beware as described there are a lot of steps to climb especially with luggage!Parking is also difficult and expensive so be prepared for that also.Ok negatives out of the way now for the positives.The apartment is very clean and spacious, there were only two of us but 6 could be accommodated easily.The position is spectacular, view is sensational and the out door dining would have been ideal if the weather had been better (the patio furniture could do with replacement) The village is away from the craziness of Amafi but easy to reach by car or bus.The restaurant at the bottom of the steps above the street is beautiful, great views, friendly and reasonably priced.We would highly recommend this accommodation and village to anyone who is adventurous and reasonably fit and active!

Great Stay

We had the most wonderful stay here. Cinze and Gregorio were amazing hosts, so kind and helpful. The home is absolutely perfect and the view is breathtaking. I was so sad to leave. There are a lot of steps but it’s worth it for the view and great people in this great little town. Pack light and go visit this great place. I’m counting the days til I can get back. We truly felt like family. Thank you Cinze and Gregorio.

Thank you Cinza and Gregorio for sharing this wonderful house with us. Located in between Almalfi and Positano, this house is centrally located so it is easy to visit the beach, walk the Path of the Gods, see the Grotto of Smeraldo, and visit Positano or Almalfi. The house is large and comfortable. It had everything we needed to enjoy the days we stayed there. A large terrace with table has a beautiful view of the water. Every morning we ate as the sun came up and every evening enjoyed the cool breeze while enjoying a glass of local wine. Relaxation at its best. Down the stairs from the house on the main street was a butcher shop for fresh meat and a simple grocery store with great fruit. Next to the grocery store is a tasty restaurant for eat in or take out and eat on you private terrace. A local bus can take you from where the stairs meet the road down to the stairs that takes you to the beach. From this point you can catch a bus to Almalfi, Positano, or walk to the Grotto (15 min walk down hill on highway). The local bus does drive to the Grotto once a day around noon. The public beach is free, or 20 Euro for two chairs and umbrella. The beach is shaded by 3 pm. From the beach you can take a boat to Almalfi, the Grotto, or Positano if you do not want to climb the stairs back to the main road. From Almalfi bus stop you can take the bus to Argerola and get off at the Monastero Santa Rosa to walk back to the house, or continue on to the Bomerano stop to start the Path of the Gods. It is better to start from Argerola and walk toward Positano. If you are planning on using busses, have someone explain the bus times. Most routes pass only once per hour and some routes stop for a 2 hour siesta at lunch. Cinza and Gregorio are wonderful people and do everything to make your stay enjoyable. We communicated by whatsapp and every day they would check to see how we were doing and what they could do to help. We hope to someday return to Conca dei Marini and would love to stay in this wonderful place.