Key Facts about Atrani, Italy

Location

Atrani is located on the Amalfi Coast in the Campania region of southern Italy, just a short walk east of Amalfi town.

Known for

Its postcard-perfect pastel architecture, tranquil atmosphere, cliffside streets, and the serene Piazzetta Umberto I, one of the most charming squares on the Amalfi Coast.

Best Time to Visit

• May–June: Ideal weather for exploring before peak crowds.

• September–October: Warm seas + perfect temperatures for hiking and swimming.

• July–August: Peak season — lively but busiest.

Local Language

Italian

Currency

Euro (€)

Getting There

• By Air: Nearest airport is Naples International Airport (NAP) (about 1.5 hours away).

• By Bus: SITA buses run regularly along the Amalfi Coast.

• By Ferry: Seasonal ferries arrive in nearby Amalfi, followed by a short walk or taxi.

• By Car: Scenic coastal roads, but limited parking within Atrani itself.

Top Attractions

• Piazzetta Umberto I – the tiny, magical heart of Atrani.

• Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Maddalena – perched above the village with panoramic sea views.

• Beaches of Atrani – charming, intimate, and less crowded than those in Amalfi.

• Valle delle Ferriere trail – a lush hiking route starting nearby, perfect for nature lovers.

• Labyrinth of narrow alleyways – photogenic streets connecting the village levels like a hidden maze.

Local Specialties

• Limoncello made from Amalfi Coast lemons

• Sciuscillone beans (local legume from Atrani)

• Fresh seafood dishes, especially spaghetti alle vongole

• Delizia al Limone – classic lemon dessert

• Local wines from the Amalfi hills

Notable Events

• Feast of Santa Maria Maddalena (July 22): Fireworks and maritime processions illuminate the village.

• Atrani’s Christmas Nativity Scenes: The cliffs and stairways transform into glowing holiday displays.