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I planned a dream vacation to Positano. Next time I visit the Amalfi Coast, I'll stay in this lesser-known gem instead.

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I traveled to the Amalfi Coast with my family to celebrate my dad's retirement.We stayed in Positano, but I fell in love with Minori, a less-touristy town on the coast.While there, we stopped by lemon groves, ate delicious meals, and took in the beautiful scenery.Positano, Italy, is known for its colorful, picturesque buildings nestled into the cliffs.This charming village boasts stunning architecture, quaint boutiques, vibrant pottery, fresh seafood, and wine tastings in unique places like converted caves.Experiencing all of this — and more — is exactly why I chose Positano as the home base for my family vacation to the Amalfi Coast to celebrate my dad's retirement.And even though Positano was everything we dreamed it would be, we ended up falling even more in love with Minori, a lesser-known gem situated along the coast.We visited Minori while hiking the Path of the LemonsDuring our trip, one of the experiences we were most excited for was hiking "Sentiero dei Limoni," the Path of the Lemons — a dreamy terraced trail connecting the towns of Maiori and Minori.Although you can start the path in either village, we began our trek in Maiori and reached Minori mid-hike.Our first stop? Minori's Agricola Ruocco's, a family-owned lemon farm high up above the sea.

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I traveled to the Amalfi Coast with my family to celebrate my dad's retirement.We stayed in Positano, but I fell in love with Minori, a less-touristy town on the coast.While there, we stopped by lemon groves, ate delicious meals, and took in the beautiful scenery.Positano, Italy, is known for its colorful, picturesque buildings nestled into the cliffs.This charming village boasts stunning architecture, quaint boutiques, vibrant pottery, fresh seafood, and wine tastings in unique places like converted caves.Experiencing all of this — and more — is exactly why I chose Positano as the home base for my family vacation to the Amalfi Coast to celebrate my dad's retirement.And even though Positano was everything we dreamed it would be, we ended up falling even more in love with Minori, a lesser-known gem situated along the coast.We visited Minori while hiking the Path of the LemonsDuring our trip, one of the experiences we were most excited for was hiking "Sentiero dei Limoni," the Path of the Lemons — a dreamy terraced trail connecting the towns of Maiori and Minori.Although you can start the path in either village, we began our trek in Maiori and reached Minori mid-hike.Our first stop? Minori's Agricola Ruocco's, a family-owned lemon farm high up above the sea. We were welcomed by a rustic wrought-iron gate and a chalkboard sign listing the delights served there: lemon granita, lemon sorbet, limoncello spritz, limoncello, and more.The garden was decorated with cozy seating areas and chandeliers hanging from trees, and the views were absolutely incredible.After chatting with the owners and cooling off with limoncello spritzes and homemade lemon sorbet, they allowed us to tour their lemon groves just above the café.Having private time to ourselves to stroll under the canopy of lemon trees — with sunlight pouring through — felt like a scene straight out of a dreamy film.The warm hospitality made us feel right at home and felt far removed from the crowds we had encountered in Capri, Sorrento, and Positano.We continued our hike, stopping to enjoy more of what Minori has to offerAfter enjoying our spritzes, we continued our hike before stopping for a bite to eat at another family-run establishment, Cuonc Cuonc.Here, fresh tomatoes hung from the vines, floral tablecloths swayed in the breeze, and friendly neighborhood kittens basked in the sunshine.Perched high atop the beautiful buildings that make up Minori, this farm felt more intimate and locally rooted than the more touristy spots we found in Positano.Here, we sipped wine and enjoyed a delightful spread of meats, cheeses, olives, pickles, honey, and seasonal jams, along with stuffed zucchini blossoms. We also had platters of handmade scialatielli pasta with creamy lemon sauce.

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I traveled to the Amalfi Coast with my family to celebrate my dad's retirement.We stayed in Positano, but I fell in love with Minori, a less-touristy town on the coast.While there, we stopped by lemon groves, ate delicious meals, and took in the beautiful scenery.Positano, Italy, is known for its colorful, picturesque buildings nestled into the cliffs.This charming village boasts stunning architecture, quaint boutiques, vibrant pottery, fresh seafood, and wine tastings in unique places like converted caves.Experiencing all of this — and more — is exactly why I chose Positano as the home base for my family vacation to the Amalfi Coast to celebrate my dad's retirement.And even though Positano was everything we dreamed it would be, we ended up falling even more in love with Minori, a lesser-known gem situated along the coast.We visited Minori while hiking the Path of the LemonsDuring our trip, one of the experiences we were most excited for was hiking "Sentiero dei Limoni," the Path of the Lemons — a dreamy terraced trail connecting the towns of Maiori and Minori.Although you can start the path in either village, we began our trek in Maiori and reached Minori mid-hike.Our first stop? Minori's Agricola Ruocco's, a family-owned lemon farm high up above the sea.
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