Rome to Amalfi by Alfa Romeo: New Three-Day Tour Launches
Anantara has launched a new self-drive Grand Tour linking Rome with the Amalfi Coast in partnership with Alfa Romeo. The first itinerary, available to book from September 2026, starts at Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome and heads south through Lazio and Campania before reaching Amalfi. Guests drive selected Alfa Romeo models, with classic cars and modern Giulia and Stelvio variants offered subject to availability.
The Italian route runs from Rome through the Castelli Romani and Riviera di Ulisse to the Amalfi Coast, with an optional return inland via Cassino and Tivoli. In 2027, Anantara plans further itineraries on the French Riviera, between Málaga and Marbella, from Dublin to Amsterdam and between Vienna and Budapest. Guests will be able to choose individual routes rather than completing the entire Grand Tour.
What to Know About the Dolce Vita Tour
- Route: Rome to Amalfi via Castelli Romani, Sperlonga and Ravello.
- Duration: Three days.
- Start: Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Rome Hotel.
- Finish: Anantara Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel.
- Cars: Alfa Romeo Giulia and Stelvio, including Quadrifoglio versions, plus selected heritage models.
- Price: No public price has been announced.
- Booking: Available now through Anantara’s official Grand Tour page.
- Next routes: French Riviera, Málaga–Marbella, Dublin–Amsterdam and an Imperial Capitals itinerary are planned for 2027.
The route links several very different parts of Italy in one three-day journey. Castelli Romani brings hill towns outside Rome, Sperlonga adds a coastal stop, and Ravello sits above the Amalfi Coast before the drive finishes in Amalfi. Anantara also mentions seaside lunches, family-run vineyard tastings and time in Positano, so the itinerary is designed around stops rather than simply driving between two hotels.
“As our European footprint grows, so too does our ability to craft journeys with depth and authenticity, giving guests an experience where the road becomes a story and every stop a moment to savour."
This is a luxury driving itinerary rather than a conventional hotel package, and the missing public price is important when deciding whether it is worth considering. The appeal is the combination of an Alfa Romeo drive with a fixed Rome-to-Amalfi route and planned stops along the way. Before booking, travellers should confirm the final price, exact inclusions and vehicle conditions directly through Anantara’s official Grand Tour page.
