Amalfi Coast Walking - Agriturismo

The authentic village of San Lazzaro will be our home for the duration of our tour. Sitting at 650 metres above sea level, you can get a feeling for slow-paced village life at one of the handful of local bars and restaurants. Today is about getting our bearings, so take some time to get to know the village or wander further, before joining this evening's welcome supper. We'll get our first taste of the South with a homecooked dinner. Our agriturismo also produces its own wine, which you can buy directly from them. Naples International Airport (NAP) is our closest airport. We offer three complimentary transfers from the airport to our agriturismo in San Lazzaro. The first will be at 12 pm (to join this one, your flight should arrive no later than 11.30 am), and the second is 3 pm (to join this one, your flight should arrive no later than 2.30 pm). We have one final transfer at 7 pm but most of our clients arrive in time for the first two transfers, so the later one at 7 pm doesn't always run. If you know you'll be arriving later and would like to use that transfer, let us know in advance so we can make sure a vehicle is arranged for you. After clearing immigration and collecting your baggage from the baggage hall, head to the 'Welcome Area' kiosk in the arrivals hall where your driver will meet you holding an Explore signboard. Your driver will be there approximately 15 minutes before your transfer time. As we need to arrange the transfer vehicles some time in advance and to help us monitor flight arrivals, if you have not booked your flights through Explore you must let us know your flight details and which transfer you would like to join at least 30 days before the start of your trip. If you do not tell us these details, we'll assume that you're travelling on the first transfer. There may not be room on the later private bus for you, in which case you'll need to take a taxi at your own expense - this costs in the region of €120 to €200 and increases as it gets later in the evening. If you plan to arrive later than the second transfer, you'll need to make your own way to the accommodation. If you don't wish to take one of the included transfers and will be making your own way to meet the group at the accommodation, please tell us in advance so the tour leader does not spend time looking for you at the airport. Our base for the week is Luna d'Agerola (Agerola's moon), a small family-run agriturismo set on a plateau above the Amalfi coast, where we stay with the family on their working farm. The property is small and intimate with just 11 rooms - all with private bathrooms. There's a terrace to relax on after a day of walking and a quiet room where you can access Wi-Fi. For more information about the agriturismo, visit the accommodation section of our trip notes.