Formia to Salerno visiting the Amalfi Coast (5/11)
Route 5 of 11 routes forming a tour down the west coast of Italy to Sicily. All routes link together.
The first half of this route uses dual carriageway and autostrada roads to navigate you quickly to and then past Naples. A small toll fee of 2,10 € (2020) is charged for using the A3. Then it's the thrilling zig zag coast road with many hairpin bends, steep drops and beautiful coastal vistas of the Amalfi Coast. In conclusion, driving along the Amalfi Coast road is one of the most thrilling experiences that you can have while visiting Italy. May, September and October see less traffic on the roads and are the best months to fully appreciate the amazing sights.
| Author | Travel mode | Distance | Duration | Countries | Download |
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Nick Carthew / AH |
Driving | 0km (18📍) | 0:00 | 🇮🇹 | GPX, KML |
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