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Honeymoon on Points: Amalfi Coast + Rome (9 Days)

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Things change. Italian timetables, ticket systems and tourist taxes are updated often, and several official sites would not load for us on 2026-10-10. Anything not stamped "[verified" is "typically" or "last we checked." We tell you which page to check each time.

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Promise: nine slow days across Rome and the Amalfi Coast, built for two, with the flights paid for on points.
Trip length: 9 days, 8 nights.
Best months: late April to early June, mid-September to mid-October.
Budget band: mid to splurge on the ground; flights near-free if your points cooperate. Fill in your own numbers in Chapter 8.
Best for: honeymooners, anniversary trips, second honeymoons.

At a glance

Rome 3 nights, coast 4 nights, a final night near your departure airport.
Base content lives in our Rome, Amalfi Coast and Naples, Pompeii and Capri guides. This one is the couple's layer on top.
Chain hotels are plentiful in Rome and nearly absent on the coast; pay cash for the coast.
Use points for flights through transfer partners (mechanism only, no award prices).
Italy rates Level 2 from the State Department; petty crime is the most common risk the page describes; it also notes terrorism concerns (see chapter 4) [read 2026-10-10 — page dated September 10, 2026, https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/traveladvisories/italy-travel-advisory.html].