Cetara

Cetara is an old fishing village located on the Amalfi Coast in the Campania region of Italy. Its steep, winding streets and its colorful pastel facades make it a picturesque place to explore and admire. The town has a unique, strong identity rooted in traditions that follow the rhythms of the sea. The town's wealth comes mainly from anchovy and tuna fishing as well as the production of limoncello and taralli, two local tasty specialties. Shopping, sightseeing, and enjoying views of the Mediterranean can be done by taking scenic walks along Cetara's narrow cobblestone streets and pathways. The town's churches, including St. John the Baptist, are also worth visiting to admire the surrounding view of the harbor. As a reminder of its past, in the harbor you will find a few traditional fishing boats called gozzi, still sailing and taking advantage of the wind. An experience not to be missed is ordering a tasty seafood dish and a glass of limoncello!