FERRAGOSTO IN POSITANO: A FIREWORK SHOW TO MAKE A MAGICAL SUMMER NIGHT SHINE!

This year, after two years of stop due to the pandemic, Positano will host again the marvelous and great awaited firework show. The experience of these explosions of lights above the city skyline is magical.
Do not miss this event that will brighten your holiday on Amalfi Coast!

by Vittoria Samaria

Ferragosto, celebrated on August 15th, is a very anticipated holiday in Italy since it represents a day of rest during our hot summer when you usually go on a day trip, to the beach, or plan a barbecue party with your friends!
This year it will be a very special day for the Positano and Amalfi Coast people that for two years have been deprived of the most magical event of the summer: the Ferragosto fireworks in the starry night of Positano.
Awaited by everyone, this year's fireworks will surely be a unique moment, an explosion of joy after the mandatory stop. A chance to celebrate life and rebirth in the iconic location of a summer night.
With one of the most famous panoramas in the world as background, these fireworks will be the show you will remember as one of the best times of your holiday on the Amalfi Coast.
Do not miss this amazing opportunity and book your Ferragosto Fireworks tour with Travelmar!

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Positano Fireworks

Ferragosto on the Amalfi Coast

August 15 is a very special day for locals (and for all the Italian people, especially those living in the South).. just think that they usually begin the celebrations in the morning! There is the tradition of collecting pierced stones on the beach because they say they have a thaumaturgical effect.
The celebration continues on the table, with typical dishes people refuse to miss on this day of celebration: chocolate eggplants, eggplant parmigiana, squid and potatoes, and the unmissable watermelon. This is eaten also on the 14th, a little before midnight, to celebrate the beginning of Ferragosto.
Celebrations go on all day long, with many events on the streets of the Coast, but the clou of the day is undoubtedly the firework shows that brightens the Positano and Maiori nights with their many colors.

Positano Fireworks - copyright Fabio Fusco

Positano Fireworks from the sea: a breathtaking show

For the locals, the firework show in Positano represents indeed the ideal conclusion for such an important day of celebration and, among the many happy summer night, this is the one best appreciated also by the many tourists visiting the city of the Amalfi Coast

What is the best place to enjoy such a marvelous show?

After two years of waiting, it is worth planning a unique experience and the ideal is surely to enjoy the show from a romantic and preferential point of view: directly by the sea!

Our suggestion is to book a tour to avoid the stress of looking for a parking spot and being in a too crowded place.

Travelmar planned a special tour departing from Salerno, Minori, and Amalfi that includes the trip to Maiori and Positano, the view of the shows from the ferry, and the the return to the departing port.

The Travelmar tour of the "Fuochi di Ferragosto" will take place with the following program:

Departure from Salerno: 9.30 pm
Departure from Minori: 10.00 pm
Departure from Amalfi: 10:15 pm
Slow navigation along the coast
Navigation to Positano
Stop at anchor in Positano to watch the midnight fireworks show
Return to the port of departure

Go to www.travelmar.it/en, select as itinerary on the booking “Fuochi di Ferragosto” and enjoy the best show of summer 2024!

Prices:

From Salerno Concordia: €30,00
From Amalfi: €25,00
From Minori: €25,00
Children discount: € 5 reduction

The Fireworks show in Positano!

On August 15 live a unique experience: watch the fireworks with us from the sea.
Book your place now!
Go to travelmar.it, go to booking, select "Itineraries" and then the tour "Fuochi di Ferragosto"

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On August 15 on the Amalfi Coast you celebrate the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Positano, Our Lady of the Assumption whom the patronal church is dedicated to. In Maiori they celebrate Our Lady of the Sea, and many celebrations also happen in Pastena di Amalfi, on Erchie’s Marina, in Cesarano di Tramonti and in Dragonea (Vietri sul Mare).
This celebration is a very ancient feast, made before the Christian cult of the Mother of God. The name Ferragosto derives from the Latin Feriae Augusti, meaning “holiday of the reign of Augustus”, and it is precisely to the Roman Empires that this holiday is traced back.