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Furore Vacation Guide

Driving along the Amalfi Drive (SS163), from Positano, pass the Marina di Praia and the Fiord of Furore [1], continue towards Amalfi. You will find a junction with a left turn towards Agerola, Furore. Driving from Naples, leave the Motorway A3 at Castellammare di Stabia, follow the indications for Gragnano, Pimonte, Agerola, Furore.Driving from the South, Salerno, continue towards Vietri sul Mare and continue along the Amalfi Drive Strada Costiera Aamlfitana, passing trough Cetara, Erchie, Maiori, Minori,Castiglione di Ravello, Atrani, Amalfi, just outside Amalfi at the junction for Positano, turn right towards Agerola, Furore. Along the slopes of the ‘Monti Lattari’, on the road that from Amalfi winds round until it reaches Agerola, we find Furore, with the walls of the houses that have been patiently painted by artists from all over the world, allowing it to turn out to be the “Town of painted walls”. Tourist’s eyes now gaze at Furore, where as before it was just the road used to reach the more popular towns of the Amalfi Coast, such as, Amalfi, Positano and Ravello. Furore has now been counted as one of the most, “Beautiful Hamlets in Italy”. The natural small port of Furore, its fiord, is dominated by small houses that were lived in by fisherman of tuna and coral, of blue fish and flying squid of the famous “Pezzogna”. The fiord was the port of call for all the travelers of the Gran Tour, that back in time, wanted to reach Amalfi from Sorrento.