Positano's Mediterranean climate is ideal for holidays at any time of year. The Lattari Mountains protect the resort from winds from the north. This is why the Gulf of Salerno, on the Tyrrhenian Sea, is not a violent one. You don't have to worry about the rough tides of the Tyrrhenian Sea and you can relax undisturbed.
There are no rainy seasons in Positano. Except in November you can expect more rainfall. But even in that month, the temperature will be +17°C.
Flora and Fauna of Positano
The plant life of Positano delights tourists with its vibrant colors — the town is nestled among mountains and is almost engulfed in greenery.
Endless palm groves, evergreen lemon trees, orange fruits on the branches — a true fairy tale exists on the Italian coast, in the resort town of Positano. Here, familiar plums coexist with the exotic bottle tree. Oranges ripen as early as December, while lemons bear fruit all year round. At the end of January, mimosa blooms in a lush yellow sphere. Apricots, peaches, Mediterranean pines — this is just a partial list of Positano’s botanical beauty.
The fauna of Positano is primarily represented by the unusual inhabitants of the sea, which locals catch, sell, and cook. Giant crabs, lobsters, shrimp, and even moray eels can be found along the Italian coast.
Be cautious: lizards, various grasshoppers, cicadas, and rather large spiders also live here.
