Hey, absolutely! I once slipped into a tiny fishing village tucked into the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast. Nobody even knows it’s there—just a narrow stone path that leads to a hidden cove where the water is crystal blue and the only sound is gulls. I spent a whole afternoon with a local fisherman, and the sunset turned the whole place gold. If you’re up for a spontaneous detour, that spot will definitely make your heart skip a beat.

The sweet spot is early afternoon—around 3 or 4 p.m. That’s when the sun is low enough to warm the water but still bright enough to see all the colors. The cove’s a short walk from the main beach, about a 10‑minute stroll down a winding stone path. Just follow the locals’ trail, keep an eye on the sea’s edge, and you’ll stumble into the hidden lagoon. It’s easy enough for a quick detour, especially if you’re already on the Amalfi Coast—just leave the main road and take the narrow lanes up the cliff. Enjoy the sunset glow, it’s pure magic!