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Amalfi Coast. Fjord of Furore, all the info on how to get there, what to do and advice

by Redazione
13 October 2023
in Beaches, Itineraris, Senza categoria
Costiera Amalfitana. Fiordo di Furore, tutte le info su come arrivare, cosa fare e consigli

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The Furore Fjord refers to a deep fissure called the Lattari Mountains that makes this point on the Amalfi Coast.

Since 1997, as part of the Amalfi Coast, it has become part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is also part of the Club of the most beautiful villages in Italy. The Borgo di Furore is located at an altitude of 300 meters above sea level in the upper part of the Vallone di Furore.

Marina di Furore, on the other hand, is a tiny fishing village which was very flourishing in medieval times thanks to its position which protected it from invasions that could come from the sea and with a nearby stream which also provided sufficient water for the operation of the mills for the production of flour, an essential food for sustenance at the time.

The place is home to a tiny seaside village which was inhabited, among others, by Roberto Rossellini (who shot the film Love there) and by Anna Magnani, who was then romantically linked to the director and who starred in an episode of that same movie. A small museum dedicated to them is housed in one of the houses.

Today Furore has a strong tourist attraction, both for the beauty of the context, for the quality and transparency of the water, but also because of the diving.

The dives of Fiordo di Furore

In fact, every July, Furore organizes a championship of diving from great heights called the Mediterranean Cup and which attracts sportsmen from all over the world who dive from the bridge from a height of 28 metres, and the exhibition is particularly spectacular if enjoyed on a boat from the sea side.

For more information on the event visit the official website of the Municipality of Furore www.comunefurore.it

Do you need to book in advance to visit Fiordo di Furore?

Yes, we strongly recommend booking in advance both for accommodation and for any tours of Fiordo di Furore, especially close to events such as the Mediterranean Cup diving championship.

How to get to the Furore Fjord by car?

To get to Furore Alta by car, first take the SS 163 (Via Costiera Amalfitana/SS163) towards Agerola and then the SS 366 up to the bridge.

Where to park? The closest place is the fjord inn, 50 meters away, the parking is guarded.

How to get to Furore from Salerno by public transport?

With a Sita Sud bus on the Salerno-Amalfi line and then with that on the Amalfi-Agerola line. With the Salerno-Amalfi train and then the Sita Sud Amalfi-Agerola bus, stopping in Furore.

How to get to Furore from Maiori by public transport?

The best way to get from Maiori to Furore without a car is bus line 5120 and bus line 5070 costs €2 – €3. The journey takes 1h 20min and .

How to get from Amalfi to Furore by public transport?

The best way to get from Amalfi to Furore without a car is to line 5070 bus which costs 1€ – 2€ and the journey takes 15 min.

Photos taken from the following video made by Stunning Videos (subscribe to the channel).

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