Maiori is an ancient town located at the mouth of Tramonti. The other name for Maiori is Reghinna Major. Maiori derives its name from the stream Reghinna that runs through this town. Maiori is a well-developed town with the harbour being its economic strength. Maiori has numerous coastal towers, coves, caverns and beach corners. Maiori has retained much of its charm and has evolved into a scenic characteristic town.

Lemon groves, characteristic terraces, vineyards, the brightest bougainvillea, the deep blue sea and the impressive mountains create the undisputed unique landscape of Maiori. Maiori is one of the most precious jewels amongst the thirteen charming towns surrounding the Amalfi coast. Despite the wide promenade of the new town, the old town of Maiori still remains untouched. Maiori is made of narrow streets and alleys. Maiori is famous for its culinary specialities especially the dessert made from eggplant and chocolate, the liquor called Concerto, typical of Maiori and delicious cuisines made from the fishes of the Tyrrhenian Sea.

General Etiquette

The bills include a service charge and a cover charge called Coperto. Round the amount by a few Euros while settling the bill. Tip the car drivers, the hotel porters to show your appreciation. 10 euros is a good tip. Keep the receipts for all purchases made in Maiori. The French start counting with their thumb; so consider this when you signal using your fingers. Buy a phrase book to help you converse with the locals of Maiori.