Furore is the Amalfi Coast's best-kept secret — a handful of houses clinging to the rock above a dramatic gorge, with no real center and off every tourist route. Its fjord is a cascade of olive trees and vines plunging into the sea. This is where Roberto Rossellini filmed 'Amore' and lived a stormy affair with Anna Magnani — later, Ingrid Bergman bought the house where they stayed (Villa della Storta). Once an impregnable stronghold under Amalfi's Republic.
The fiordo is quiet and the water is crystal clear. Visit Marisa Cuomo winery for Fior d'Uva tastings. Wildflowers on the gorge walls.
A hidden beach wedged between towering rock walls, reached by 200 steps from the road. The 30m-high bridge above hosts the MarMeeting world cliff diving championship every July.
An open-air museum in the gorge: ancient paper mill, water mill, botanical garden, and restored 'monazzeni' — the old fishermen's stone houses.
The most celebrated winery on the coast. Vineyards carved into rock crevices produce the cult 'Fior d'Uva' — a white fermented in wood, unique in the world. Visits and tastings available.
Murals covering buildings and walls throughout the scattered village — an open-air art gallery.
Perched on the hills above the fjord with a sea-view terrace. Traditional peasant cuisine and an extraordinary wine cellar featuring Marisa Cuomo's bottles. Family-run for generations.
Hike down to the Fiordo early morning — it gets crowded and loses sun by midday.
MarMeeting cliff diving (July): divers leap from the 30m bridge into the fjord — spectacular and free to watch.
Visit Marisa Cuomo's cantina: the 'Fior d'Uva' is one of southern Italy's finest whites, and you can only really appreciate the terraced vineyards in person.
Furore has no shops or services — bring what you need.
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