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The cathedral and main square of Amalfi at dusk
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Visiting Amalfi by yacht

When to come, the bathing season rules from the Salerno coast guard, and ferries to Salerno and Positano.

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Seasons

When to come

SeasonMonthsDaily highMonthly rain
PeakJune to September28 to 32 °C11 to 58 mm
ShoulderMarch to May, October17 to 24 °C26 to 88 mm
Off seasonNovember to February14 to 18 °C58 to 96 mm

WMO normals 1991 to 2020, Capri station 16294, about 35 km west of Amalfi. Season bands are our own estimate.

Bathing ordinance, 2025

Salerno coast guard, order 57/2025

The Capitaneria di porto of Salerno issued order 57/2025 on 15 May 2025. It covers the coast from Positano to Eboli, which includes Amalfi and Atrani. Lifeguard service runs from the third Saturday of May to the third Sunday of September. Within the bathing season, the sea 200 m from beaches and low cliffs and 100 m from high cliffs is reserved for swimmers. Boats may not sail, anchor or stop there. Boats cross the zone only through marked launch corridors, at minimum manoeuvring speed with engines idling. Anchoring in a launch corridor is banned. Swimming is banned in ports and within 100 m of port entrances and structures.

Ferries, 2026

Travelmar to Salerno and Positano

Travelmar fares for 2026 are EUR 12 from Amalfi to Salerno and EUR 10 from Amalfi to Positano. Its timetable for 2 to 15 November 2026 gives 35 minutes to Salerno and 25 minutes to Positano. Tickets are sold at the pier ticket office 20 minutes before departure or online.

Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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