The town of Amalfi can be reached via a ferry from Salerno or direct bus service from Naples. Once a grand, wealthy maritime republic, much of Amalfi tumbled into the sea after an earthquake in the 14th century. Now a tiny harbour town with huge character, cobbled streets are packed with craft shops, purveyors of limoncello and restaurants serving local seafood dishes. The centrepiece of Amalfi is the cathedral which is dedicated to St. Andrew after his relics were brought to Amalfi during the fourth crusade of the 13th century.

Accommodation: Albergo L’Antico Convitto

Ease into your first day of walking with a hike to the sophisticated hillside town of Ravello. Walk through the cobbled streets of Amalfi and ascend the ‘Valley of the Mills’ trail where you can see the ruins of 13th-century water-powered paper mills. The route continues to ascend many stone staircases, which have been used for centuries to transport goods to the villages high above. In Ravello, visit the 11th century garden of Villa Cimbrone. With some of the best views of the coastline, this exquisite villa was often frequented by Winston Churchill, Salvador Dali and DH Lawrence. On leaving Ravello, you have the option to return to Amalfi on foot or take a short bus journey.

Walk: 10km
Ascent: 750m
Descent: 750m
Meals Included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Albergo L’Antico Convitto

Begin the day with a short journey to the oldest village on the coast, Scala. Here join a trail that heads deep into
the Valle Delle Ferriere. Prior to the 18th century, the valley was a hive of industry, as ironworks and paper mills
used the abundance of waterfalls and streams to power their factories. With a loss of monopoly, the factories
closed and as such, lush, tropical vegetation reclaimed the valley. In this subtropical environment, follow a route lined with giant ferns, moss clad limestone and ancient flowers. The village of Pogerela marks the end of your exploration for today. Sitting above Amalfi, you can choose to return by bus or descend on foot.

Walk: 10.5km
Ascent: 380m
Descent: 755m
Meals Included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Albergo L’Antico Convitto

Today, we provide a private transfer for you to Bomerano to start the walk. This little hill town sits at the base of the Monti Lattari mountains and is the official start of the spectacular ‘Path of the Gods’. With incredible views across the peninsula, the trail is punctuated with sections of vineyards, chestnut and fig tree forests. Just a little over halfway, you’ll reach the hamlet of Nocelle where you can see the pink buildings of Positano cascading down to the sea. Descending into Positano, pass by colourful artisan market stalls as you head to the beachfront cafes of Marina Grande.

Walk: 9.5km
Ascent: 430m
Descent: 1000m
Meals Included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel Casa Albertina

Today we provide a private transfer to Nerano for you to travel by local ferry to the Isle of Capri. Famed for being a celebrity hangout, beyond the lavish streets of Capri is an island of immense beauty. With a choice of routes, follow rugged trails to Monte Solaro (the highpoint of the island) or weave your way to the northeast corner where you can visit Villa Jovis built by the Roman Emperor, Tiberius in 27AD. Later, stroll back to the ostentatious centre, leaving time for an Aperol Spritz before catching the ferry onward to Sorrento and your luggage waiting for you at your accommodation.

Walks: 10km or 5km
Ascent: 500m or 280m
Descent: 500m or 280m
Meals Included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Villa Angiolina Relais

We recommend two beautiful walks from the village of Termini, one of the least explored corners of this coast. Both are shorter “there-and-back” walks that start and end in Termini. Walk 1 takes you up the summit of Monte San Costanzo (468 m) with gorgeous views of the south and east coast of the Sorrento Peninsula if conditions are clear. Walk 2 follows the remains of an old Roman-built path down to the very tip of the peninsula at Punta Campanella where there are the ruins of an old watch tower. This magical spot features expansive vistas of the Bay of Naples, including the island of Capri and. If you have the energy, doing both walks is very worthwhile (total distance: approx. 10 km).

Walk: 10km
Ascent: 450m
Descent: 450m
Meals Included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Villa Angiolina Relais

A day of leisure and own arrangement of local activities. Enjoy the stunning scenery, amidst rich cultural heritage, with historical delights, and finish the day with a spectacular sunset (for which Sorrento is famed for). Or maybe, visit nearby historical ruins with a once active volcano. Conveniently, a direct train takes you from Sorrento to the well preserved Roman city of Pompeii. Following the eruption of nearby Vesuvius in 79AD, Pompeii was buried under a thick layer of lapilli (pumice stone ash). Undisturbed until the 18th century, over the last 250 years 44 hectares of the city have been carefully dug out. Spend the day strolling along Roman streets and experience life in the 1st century. Sit on the benches of amphitheatres and explore villas, cafes and workshops. Later in the afternoon, you can travel by local bus to the upper slopes of Vesuvius and ascend to the crater rim on foot (30mins) or return to Sorrento from Pompeii.

Walk: 5-8km
Meals Included: Breakfast
Accommodation: Villa Angiolina Relais

Travelling onwards from Sorrento is made simple by regular train service to Naples city centre, or a regular airport shuttle bus service. Or if you wish to stay in Sorrento further and relax let us know.

Meals Included: Breakfast