Along the coast of Italy our readers sidestep the tourist traps to find expansive beaches, pristine marine reserves, the freshest seafood and stretches the locals have been trying to keep to themselves
The Amalfi Coast is super-popular, but one of the reasons for that is its fantastic food. And great fish, pasta or just coffee is all the better overlooking beautiful coast and sea, says Katie Caldesi
It's not grand and far from showy, but this modest restaurant in a quiet seaside town south of Naples serves some of the best pizza in Italy, says Mike McDowall
It has been a magnet for the rich and famous for 50 years, but you don't have to be wealthy to enjoy Italy's most celebrated shoreline. John Brunton has a miser's guide to the millionaires' coast.
Rupert Mellor takes a gourmet tour of the Amalfi coast and its kitchens. He finds out what they put in to get those great tastes - and what they leave out to protect secret recipes.
Author David Lodge takes in the sights and smells of Sorrento and Capri before enjoying a spot of southern hospitality in Ravello courtesy of Gore Vidal.
Readers' travel tips The coastline of Italy: readers’ travel tips