Vietri is known throughout the world for the production of ceramics characterised by lively colours whose first evidences date back to the XV century. The deep blue of the sea, the bright green of Mediterranean vegetation, the golden orange of citrus seam to meet in Vietri, in the glazes and decorations of ceramics that adorn every corner of the village. Vietri is also called “the first pearl” of the Amalfi Coast because it is the gateway to the Divine coast. Less famous than the overcrowded Amalfi and Positano, in the last few years it has become well-known among niche tourists who prefers to stay away from the crowds, keeping the authenticity of the classic Italian “borgo”. In Vietri, you will dive into its ancient history dating back to the Seventh Century B.C. Vietri was , in fact, founded by Etruscan and played an important role as trade centre with its ancient port. You will see the ancient art of ceramics first-hand and will lose yourselves in the alleys beautifully adorned with majolica. You will find culture, sea, good food and a great hospitality. What more can you ask for from a holiday? Easily reachable by car thanks to the motorway exit of the same name (the only town of the entire that has one) and easily reachable both by buses and trains (also in this case, the only town of the coast that has a train station). Its strategic position makes Vietri the perfect destination for those who wish to visit the heritage sites but, at the same time, do not want to give up on the charm of staying in the enchanting Amalfi Coast. From Vietri you can easily reach all the villages of the coast taking the panoramic Amalfitan SS 163 road, or through motorway, the close-by Pompeii or, if you prefer, visit the ancient Greek temples of Paestum. Moreover, from the close-by port of Salerno you can take a ferry to the isles of Capri and Ischia.