HIKING AND WALKS

Are you a hiking enthusiast or do you love being outdoors? There are many hiking trails on the Amalfi Coast that you can tackle on your own or with friends, whether you are an expert or not. Read on to discover the best ones! 

On Pentecost Mondays, the Shrine of Avvocata in Maiori becomes a pilgrimage destination: let's find out what's special about it!

In Pontone, a hamlet of Scala, there is a mysterious and fascinating tower that overlooks the wonderful towns of Amalfi and Atrani: it is the Ziro Tower, a famous destination for trekking enthusiasts and lovers of history and legends. 

Discover the beaches of Positano: Spiaggia Grande, Fornillo, Arienzo, and Laurito, the perfect place for a cooling dive.

Salerno offers its visitors a mountain type tourism, able to enchant the trekking lovers with its trails among the unspoiled nature. The Prince’s Path is one of the most interesting, and for sure the most photographed, of them.

If you want to experience a relaxing day immersed in the uncontaminated nature this is the perfect place since, due to its hidden location and absence of comforts, it is never very crowded.

If you are looking for an alternative to the crowded beaches during the high season, “Valle delle ferriere” is the place for you! If I had to describe this valley with just one word, it would be “enchanting”.

The Path of the Gods is a trekking route of unique beauty, suitable for all, but keep in mind that it could be very tiring for a child. Whether you are an adventurer or a couch potato, you can choose to walk it by yourself or rely upon an expert guide.

The Path of lemons is much more than a common path, through the ups and downs of its narrow streets and steps you will be able to experience first-hand the Amalfitan tradition of the sfusato amalfitano, also known as Limone Costa d’Amalfi PGI and its terraces.

The Fjord of Furore is one of the most picturesque and photographed beaches of the Amalfi Coast, it is located under the State Road 163 between the municipalities of Praiano and Conca dei Marini.