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Gargiulo "Amalfi” ceramic jar with extra virgin olive oil

Amalfi Ceramic Extra Virgin Olive Oil

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One of the most mesmerizing seaside settings in the world, the Amalfi Coast has been attracting holiday visitors since ancient times. With a stunning shoreline marked by sparkling, translucent waters, a string of enchanting coastal towns, lush gardens, and romantic beaches, this stretch of the waterfront in Campania has endured as a coveted holiday spot ever since Roman elites came here to frolic. South of Naples, the Campanian capital, the Amalfi Coast runs for about 30 miles, from Sorrento to Vietri Sul Mare near Salerno. Named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, the region boasts a heady mix of rustic charm, relaxed luxury, and natural beauty.