If you are in the right season and lucky you can find donkey that carry big lemons, the famous Lemon Stufati di Amalfi.

The Amalfi Coast seems to be one grand balcony suspended between a sea of cobalt blue and the feet of the Lattari Mountains, in a long stretch of hollows and promontories, coves, cultivated terraces, vineyards, and citrus and olive groves.

The cities and countryside villages of the Amalfi Coast are different one from the other, each with its own traditions and peculiarities that render them singular and unique.

One of the best-known spots over 16 villages is Amalfi, the namesake for the coast that was founded in the 4th Century B.C.

An ancient marine republic, Amalfi long held the monopoly for commerce in the Tyrhennian, exporting Italian goods (wood, iron, arms, fruit and wine) to eastern markets in exchange for spices, perfume, pearls, jewels, textiles and rugs, to then trade in the west.

Today is only a place where relaxing and enjoying the view and the food. Discovery it and you will bring it in your hearth for the life.