Guide to Massa Lubrense

'With its olive-clad hills and quaint villages, Massa Lubrense is a charming, quiet base for enjoying everything the Neapolitan Riviera offers.'

Here's the answer to getting some peace and quiet on the Neapolitan Riviera. On the tip of the Sorrento peninsula, Massa Lubrense is the Amalfi Coast turned all rustic and restful.
Wrapped in lemon orchards and vineyards, it's an area rather than a particular resort, although there's also a Massa Lubrense village, which leads down to the fishing hamlet of Marina Lobra. Tucked between rocky cliffs, this cream-painted village, with its bars and trattorias, snuggles around a shingle beach studded with fishing boats. Sit here over a limoncella and drink in the peace – it's probably the quietest place in the whole Riviera.
Nature-lovers will be in heaven. Coastal paths weave through olive groves, before zigzagging down cliffs to tiny rocky coves. Take your pick – whichever way, you'll be accompanied by spectacular, wall-to-wall vistas. And if you fancy lounging on a beach, seek out the beautiful bays of Nerano and Bahia de Pollio, or plunge into the cool waters off Capo d'Sorrento.
Fancy a history refresher before heading for the heavyweight stuff at Pompeii or Herculaneum? Stroll down to Punta del Capo, where the atmospheric ruins of a Roman villa stand against an eye-popping coastal backdrop.
When you want to widen your horizons, jump on a boat to Amalfi or Capri or a bus to nearby Sorrento or Positano. Whatever you do, coming back to Massa Lubrense at night will be pure pleasure. Far from the bustle of the resorts, settle at one of the local restaurants and enjoy a still, moonlit night overlooking the twinkling lights of Capri.

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