Hello i'm Rossella and i’m the manager at l’altracostiera an agency located in Amalfi since the 2001 and I try to do all my best to make guests happy and accomodate all the tourists who want to have a dream vacation.

L'ancora is situated in Conca dei Marini, a very small town of the Amalfi Coast. The apartment, suitable for a family of 3 people has a terrace from which you can admire the magical atmosphere of this wonderful place. The house is reached via 15 steps and it is in a very quiet area. The public car park is at few meters from the property. The grocery store and restaurants are located at approximately 600 meters. The beach known as Marina Di Conca is a small bay surrounded by numerous white and little houses and the only access is by stairs. On the beach there are 3 restaurants/pizzeria. At about 700 meters we find the Tower of Capo di Conca, it is an old sixteenth-century watchtower that stands on the promontory called Capo di Conca next to which we now find a private platform with access to the sea and a restaurant. The lido provides to the customers a shuttle which is included in the entry price. The apartment is made up of: A kitchen furnished with stove top, oven, a small fridge and washing-machine; A double bedroom with direct access to the terrace; A single bedroom with a small window (no air-conditioning); A dining/living room with a sofa and access to the terrace.

Along the road climbing up the month Agerola, at the very back of Amalfi, we encounter another coast, outlined by the earth and not by the sea, made of terraced and fenced gardens but not of beaches. It is the village Conca dei marini, a village scattered among the sky, the sea and the earth. Here the dominant colours is not the deep blue of the sea of Praiano or Positano, but rather the dark green of a prosperous and thick vegetation, here and the spotted by the yellow of the splendid lemons of the coast. A modest charm, less loud but rich of wonderful corns: little churches , little terraces and hillocks with fine views linked to each other by flights of small and narrow steps running around the houses. Conca dei Marini is a village of little white houses, each of them having its own garden: isolated, little houses, far from each other, scattered between the coast and the mountain, from the slopes of the mountain down-wards to a promontory (Conca Cape) so called because of the remains of a sight tower. However, as a homage to the surrounding vegetation, it gathers in its blue a bit of green, the brilliant and ultra mundane green of the water of the Emerald Cave.