Visited on a Sunday afternoon and it was surprisingly quiet perhaps due to off season. The pebble beach and the views from ground level up is amazing and a must see if you're travelling around Amalfi coast. There are lots of steps to get down and recommend taking a bus when you go back up to street levels as it's quite a climb. Disappointed that most of the restaurants are closed off season.

An excellent sea for bathing. Super nice. It has the part of restaurants and umbrellas, which is paid (around 30-45 euros per person). For those who want to take a sea bath and don't mind sitting on the beach, you can stay in the public area. The bath is excellent and, although I went in July, it was quite quiet. I only recommend coming early (at 10:00 was enough) to have a more pleasant experience. And it is worth noting that the beach is of stones, it hurts a little foot, but it can bear.

Wife and I stopped in and stayed at Positano for 6 days to round out the second half of our bigger trip. Traffic and tourism in Positano in October winds down but is still very busy. The shops are still open and surprisingly busy as this is the beginning of their "Winter" season and soon will close for several months. Mopeds buzzing everywhere. We loved our hotel, views and great food that Positano had to offer. Bring your walking shoes and be prepared, to walk, walk, walk, steps, steps, steps. Thankfully, our hotel had a shuttle which saved us walking a few times! We did a private boat tour to Capri, stopped for lunch at Lo Scoglio on the sea. Great ambience and food and was a good day to be on the sea. Also hiked The Path Of The Gods. The route we took was pretty rocky and difficult since we had an early rain which made everything extra slick. Thankfully it was cool. If we were to do it all over again, we would probably make it a 5 day stay and used that extra day elsewhere in our trip.