Kayak Tour on the Amalfi Coast to Pandora Cave with Aperitif – Amalfi, Italy

EXPERIENCE:

Itinerary
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Pass By: Torre dei Normanni, Via Diego Taiani 4, 84010, Maiori Italy

We will pass by the Norman Tower of Maiori, a mighty defensive bastion that protected the town from attacks from the sea, especially by Saracen pirates. Its construction dates back to between 1250 and 1300 and since then it has been a characteristic element of the Maiori panorama to the point of being immortalized in various paintings.

Stop At: Grotta Sulfurea, Strada Statale Amalfitana, Maiori SA, Italy

We will visit the Sulfur Cave, a tiny grotto located right after the Norman Tower. Here from rock flows a sulfur water source that is considered miraculous for its good effects to the skin care. Local people used to drink it with some lemon juice to reduce its smell or just have a bath in the natural swimming pole inside the cave.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Grotta Pandora, Strada Statale Amalfitana, Maiori SA, Italy

We will enter the famous Pandora’s Cave, one of the most beautiful and biggest cave on the Amalfi Coast. Its rock formations such as stalactites make Grotta Pandora a pristine natural pearl.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Spiaggia Cavallo Morto, Strada Statale Amalfitana, 18, 84010 Maiori SA, Italy

We will stop for a break at the Dead Horse Beach of Maiori while the guide will prepare you an aperitif based on Lemon Spritz and fresh fruit.
Here you can relax and have a bath in the pristine and crystal-clear water of the Dead Horse Bay.

Duration: 1 hour

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Discover the Pandora’s Cave with KayakinAmalfi! The biggest on the coast!
Enjoy our Lemon Spritz Aperitif with fresh seasonal fruit at the beach
Sip, savor, and chill at Cala Bellavaia – the perfect end to our kayak adventure
Uncover the enchanting history and vibrant local culture of the Amalfi Coast

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