Collegiata di Santa Maria a Mare
Climb to Maiori's landmark church, crowned by a majolica-tiled dome, for coast views over the rooftops.
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At a glance
Maiori is the Amalfi Coast at a gentler pace — the longest seafront promenade on the coast, a majolica-domed collegiate church, and Norman-era towers rising over lemon terraces. Just minutes from Amalfi and Ravello along the SS163, it makes an easygoing base for exploring Campania without the crush of Positano. Naples airport (NAP) is the gateway, about 90 minutes away.
Climate
10–30°C · Mediterranean
Warm, dry summers (up to 30°C) and mild, wetter winters. Spring and early autumn are ideal.
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Cards widely accepted; carry cash for small cafés
Entry
Visa-free
Valid passport · Schengen 90-day rule
Climb to Maiori's landmark church, crowned by a majolica-tiled dome, for coast views over the rooftops.
Stroll the Amalfi Coast's longest seafront, lined with cafés, gelaterie, and stalls selling limoncello from local sfusato lemons.
Visit the medieval watchtower on the seafront and the frescoed rock-cut abbey carved into the cliffs toward Capo d'Orso.
Passport: A Canadian passport valid for at least three months beyond your planned departure from the Schengen Area is required.
Visa & ETIAS: No visa is needed for stays under 90 days. Canadians should check whether the EU's ETIAS travel authorisation is required before departure.
Travel insurance: Provincial health plans do not cover care in Italy. Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended.
Power & plugs: Italy uses 230V/50Hz with Type F and Type L plugs — bring a Canadian-to-European adapter and check dual-voltage devices.
Time zone: Maiori runs on Central European Time (CET) — six hours ahead of Toronto.
Warm, sunny days and lemon blossom before the summer crowds arrive.
Hottest and busiest — book early and expect crowded day trips.
Warm sea, harvest festivals, and fewer visitors — a local favourite.
Cooler and quiet; many coastal hotels and restaurants close for winter.
Where to stay
Maiori is compact, so most visitors base themselves near the seafront and range out along the coast. Here's how the areas compare.
Town centre
The heart of town along the lungomare, with the collegiate church, restaurants, and bus stops for the whole coast.
West headland
A panoramic promontory just outside town, home to view-hotels and the rock-cut Santa Maria de Olearia abbey.
Next town west
A short walk or bus ride away, famous for its Roman villa, pasta tradition, and Sal De Riso pastries.
East along SS163
A tiny fishing hamlet tucked in a cove east of Maiori, with a watchtower and an authentic, off-the-radar feel.
Beyond the town
Maiori's central spot on the SS163 makes it an ideal launch point for the Amalfi Coast and the Bay of Naples. Every excursion below can be booked through ShopTravel or your hotel desk.
See Amalfi's striped Duomo and cloister, then climb to Ravello's Villa Rufolo gardens high above the sea.
Walk the famous Sentiero degli Dei clifftop trail, then descend into photogenic, pastel Positano.
Tour the ruins of the city buried by the AD 79 eruption, then hike to the crater rim of Vesuvius.
Cruise to glamorous Capri to see the Faraglioni sea stacks, grottoes, and the town's designer piazzetta.
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Good to know
Everything Canadian travellers ask before booking
No. Canadians can visit Italy visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Check whether the EU's ETIAS authorisation is required before you travel.
Naples (NAP) is the gateway. From there it's about 90 minutes by private transfer or road, or you can take a train to Salerno and a seasonal ferry along the coast.
Seasonal direct flights from Toronto to Naples run about 8h 45m. Connecting flights via European hubs take roughly 11–13 hours in total.
May–June and September–October offer warm weather with lighter crowds. July and August are hottest and busiest; many hotels close from November to March.
Italy uses the euro (EUR). Cards are widely accepted, but keep some cash for espresso bars, buses, and small shops.
Not necessarily. The SITA coastal buses and seasonal ferries connect Maiori with Amalfi, Ravello, Positano, and Salerno, and parking on the coast is scarce and costly.
It's strongly recommended. Canadian provincial health plans don't cover care in Italy, and coverage protects against cancellations and medical costs.
Yes. You can add day trips such as the Amalfi & Ravello tour or Pompeii & Vesuvius to your booking at checkout.