Classic Amalfi Coast - 11 Days

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11 daysDuration

Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants

12 peopleMaximum group size

18 - 99 yearsAge range for participants

EnglishGuide language

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Naples, Italy

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Highlights

Walk the Path of the Gods: 'Sentiero degli Dei'

Unrivalled Italian coastal walking

Amalfi has some of the most beautiful seascapes in the world

Legacy of Greek, Roman & medieval times

9th Century “Maestra dei Villaggi” mule track between villages

Sorrento, and visit Pompeii & the island of Capri

Independent hotels, GPS, local support & more

Colourful towns, hillside vineyards, towering cliffs, shaded forests, attractive valleys

Green Valley of Praia & alpine-like Bomerano (start of the Path of the Gods)

Sorrento, and visit Pompeii & the island of Capri

Independent hotels, GPS, local support & more

Colourful towns, hillside vineyards, towering cliffs, shaded forests, attractive valleys

Green Valley of Praia & alpine-like Bomerano (start of the Path of the Gods)

Itinerary

Self guided walk following the ‘Footpath of the Gods’ with time in Sorrento and the Isle of Capri. Take a spring, early summer or autumn walk along Italy’s stunning Amalfi Coast and in the Mezzogiorno –“The land of the midday sun”. On a self-guided hiking holiday, discover a land where the mountains, marquis pastures, lemon groves, vineyards and villages meet the sea. A place where you could be strolling on a rugged trail for one moment and then in the next be winding down through a citrus grove, then walk through a pleasant village towards the blue waters of the Mediterranean, gelati in hand.
There is so much history, the Greeks settled here in the 8th century B.C. and looking down you can almost imagine the Argonauts rowing by enroute to tackle some Titan. The Romans came next, building villas around Positano and on Capri. Witness for yourself the destruction caused by the eruption of Mt Vesuvius in Pompeii (79 AD) on a day trip from Sorrento. In the early mediaeval period Amalfi became a major maritime city state claiming to have invented the compass and some aspects of parchment manufacture. Today, the town remains much as it was with narrow lanes and St. Andrew’s Cathedral dominating the scene.
You walk through this spectacular region using the extensive web of footpaths and mule tracks that thread along the cliffs. A wealth of natural and cultural treasures can be reached relatively easily. On a series of self-guided walks, pass close to beautiful monasteries, caves and ancient farmhouses, visit nature reserves and ruins of paper mills, whilst enjoying spectacular views during all the walks. You'll also walk through the historic towns of Amalfi, Atrani, Ravello, Scala Praiano and Positano - all little pearls set in a fantastic landscape. Finish your Amalfi Coast walking holiday with walks on the Land’s End of the Sorrentine Peninsula, the marine nature reserve of Punta Campanella, and on the famous island of Capri.
*You can also opt for shortened 6 & 8-day versions of this Amalfi Coast walking holiday.

day 1Arrival Amalfi

Make your own way to Amalfi. This afternoon stroll around the town centre or take a dip in the ocean. Visit St. Andrew’s Cathedral, which claims to also be the eponymous saint’s resting place, and the interesting Arabesque cloister. You could also visit the Museo della Carta (paper museum) where there are still 14th century water-driven presses.
Accommodation: Three nights are spent in a welcoming and comfortable hotel.

day 2Amalfi

day 3Amalfi

day 4Amalfi to Praiano, via Maestra dei Villaggi 13 km/8 miles, 5.5-6 h

day 5Praiano

day 6Praiano to Positano (Path of the Gods) 10.8 km/6.7 miles, 4.5 h

day 7Positano

day 8Positano to Sorrento by bus

day 9Sorrento

day 10Sorrento

day 11Arrangements end after breakfast

What's Included

Accommodation

10 nights in charming hotels on a twin share basis with ensuite facilities

Meals

10 breakfasts

Others

Luggage transfer (max weight limit of 20 kg per bag)Digital information pack including navigation app & route notesEmergency hotline

What's Excluded

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