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Minori

Minori is a small Amalfi Coast town where you swim from a town beach, eat fresh pasta and walk the Path of the Lemons.

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Minori is a small town on the Amalfi Coast in Campania, southern Italy, set between Amalfi and Maiori on the Gulf of Salerno. Its streets run down the hillside to a town beach, and lemon groves climb the slopes above the coast. The town is known for its pasta, and simple meals at bakeries and cafes are easy to find.

Minori suits travelers who want a coastal base with a beach, simple meals and short walks. The Path of the Lemons runs from Minori to Maiori through terraced lemon groves. The town also has the remains of a Roman villa and the Basilica di Santa Trofimena. Give the beach, the ruins and the lemon path a couple of days, which leaves time for slow mornings by the sea.

Minori in five

  1. Base here for lower prices and calmMinori sits a short ride from Amalfi, with a beach, a main street and fewer day-trip crowds. Compare room rates with Amalfi and Positano for your dates.Amalfi Coast guide
  2. Walk the Path of the LemonsA short stepped path links Minori and neighboring Maiori through lemon terraces. It is a short walk, but there are stairs; check local notices for closures before you go.
  3. Take the bus or boat along the coastLocal buses run along the coast road to Amalfi and Salerno, and seasonal ferries serve the towns. Check timetables and stop positions, and avoid the busiest summer hours.
  4. Visit the Roman villaMinori has the remains of a Roman villa near the center. Check the official site for opening hours and tickets before you plan around it.
  5. Skip a car if you canThe coast road is narrow and parking is scarce. Buses and boats cover most trips, and a car matters only for places off the main road.

Need to know

Airport
Naples Capodichino (NAP), about 2 hours by transfer or bus and train
Getting there
Train to Salerno, then bus or ferry along the coast
Getting around
Walking, local coast buses and seasonal ferries
Best base
Near the seafront or the main street
Time needed
2–3 days

Weather by month

  • Rainy days
  • Days with storms
  • Best
  • Good
  • Mixed
  1. JanuaryRain14 rainy daysHigh12°Low5°Quiet, closed
  2. FebruaryPartly cloudy11 rainy daysHigh14°Low7°Quiet, rain
  3. MarchRain14 rainy daysHigh16°Low8°Spring, lemons
  4. AprilRain12 rainy daysHigh19°Low10°Trails green
  5. MayRain13 rainy daysHigh22°Low14°Warm, walkable
  6. JuneClear6 rainy daysHigh29°Low19°Beach season
  7. JulyClear4 rainy daysHigh32°Low21°Hot, busy
  8. AugustClear8 rainy days1 day with stormsHigh32°Low22°Peak, crowded
  9. SeptemberPartly cloudy10 rainy daysHigh27°Low18°Warm sea
  10. OctoberPartly cloudy11 rainy daysHigh23°Low14°Mild
  11. NovemberRain17 rainy daysHigh18°Low11°Wet, closing
  12. DecemberPartly cloudy12 rainy daysHigh14°Low7°Quiet, lights

Average daily high and low in Minori, 2016–2025. Rainy day: 1 mm of rain or more.

Right now in Minori

Local time, today's weather and the exchange rate, refreshed through the day.

Rain

15

Feels like
10°
Humidity
82%
Wind
31 km/h
Chance of rain
100%

Amalfi Coast

10:57 PM

Monday, November 2

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  1. Today16°13°100%Monday: Rain. High 16°, Low 13°. Chance of rain 100%.
  2. Tue19°15°38%Tuesday: Cloudy. High 19°, Low 15°. Chance of rain 38%.
  3. Wed19°15°8%Wednesday: Cloudy. High 19°, Low 15°. Chance of rain 8%.
  4. Thu19°15°10%Thursday: Cloudy. High 19°, Low 15°. Chance of rain 10%.
  5. Fri18°16°23%Friday: Rain. High 18°, Low 16°. Chance of rain 23%.
  6. Sat18°14°20%Saturday: Rain. High 18°, Low 14°. Chance of rain 20%.
  7. Sun20°14°17%Sunday: Rain. High 20°, Low 14°. Chance of rain 17%.

Updated 07:22 PM local time · Powered by WeatherAPI.com · Weather data by Open-Meteo.com

Money

Mid-market rate1 USD = 0.8961 EUR

EUR · Euro

Rates from Nov 2, 2026 · Rates By Exchange Rate API

What's on in Minori

Concerts, festivals and big events in and around the city

Events calendar

Every year

  • Jun–JulNapoli Teatro Festival ItaliaNaples, a day trip
  • SepFesta di PiedigrottaNaples, a day trip

Before you go to Minori

Boat tours of the coastSee Positano from the waterCompare tours
Stays in MinoriBeach town rooms and small hotelsCheck availability
eSIM for ItalySignal dips on the cliffs and in tunnelsRead the guide
Travel insurance for ItalyCover for steps, boats and bus delaysRead the guide

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Rules for Minori, checked

  • Most non-EU visitors can stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period across the Schengen area. Check entry rules on the Italian visa site before you book.Source
  • Dial 112 for police, fire or an ambulance anywhere in Italy.
  • Cover shoulders and knees before entering churches, including the Basilica di Santa Trofimena in Minori.
  • Check with the Italian Ministry of Culture before you buy antiques, since some cultural objects need an export license to leave the EU.

Minori FAQ

Is Minori a good base for the Amalfi Coast?

Yes if you want a quieter town with a beach and lower prices than Positano. It is small and not as photogenic, but buses and boats reach Amalfi, Positano and Salerno.

What is the Path of the Lemons?

It is a short stepped path through lemon terraces linking Minori and Maiori. It takes roughly half an hour each way, with stairs; check local notices for closures before you go.

How do I get to Minori from Naples?

Take the train to Salerno, then a coast bus or ferry, or a bus from Naples where available. Allow about 2 to 2.5 hours. Check timetables, because services vary by season.

Is Minori better than Amalfi?

Minori is quieter and cheaper, while Amalfi has the cathedral and more services. They are a short ride apart, so you can sleep in Minori and visit Amalfi on a day trip.

When is the best time to visit Minori?

May, June, September and October give warm days with fewer crowds. July and August are hot and busy, and many places close in winter. Check which hotels and restaurants are open before you book off-season.