Positano Kayak

Also known as "The Divine Coast", the Amalfi Coast is a UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site. It is in the Campania region of southern Italy and is a must-see on any tour of the country.

The landscapes feature spectacular cliffs that plunge into the sea, with a succession of small bays and coves, caves and rock sculptures, all of which are the work of one unrivalled artist: the sea.

Inland, you may see verdant terraces nestling among sheer drops and rugged crags.

Artistic beauty and a lively social scene complete a scene which visitors from all over the world have made into one of the most famous destinations for international tourism.

LITERATURE

Interesting article about Positano by John Steinbeck, published in May 1953 in the magazine Harper's Bazaar
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John Ernst Steinbeck, Jr. (Salinas, February 27, 1902 - New York, December 20, 1968)
was one of the most famous American writer of the twentieth century, the author of several novels, short stories and novellas.
It was for a short time journalist and chronicler of war in World War II.
In 1962 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature with the following motivation: "for his realistic and imaginative writings, combining the mood sensitive and acute social perception."
He also received the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Lyndon B. Johnson September 14, 1964.
And considered one of the leading exponents of the so-called "lost generation".

(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).