Walking Adventure Tours & Trips in Amalfi Coast

Trek the legendary Path of the Gods from Agerola to Positano, navigating ancient stone pathways through fragrant lemon groves with panoramic views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Hike to the crater of Mount Vesuvius at 1,281 meters elevation and walk through the UNESCO-listed Pompeii archaeological site with expert guides. Stay 7 nights at Campus Principe di Napoli in Agerola, perched high above the Amalfi Coast with beautiful Gulf of Naples vistas.

Walk through Pompeii's UNESCO site on a 2-hour guided tour, then hike around Sorrento's Marina Grande fishing village. A small-group trip to Capri and Anacapri lets you find hidden lanes and coastal paths on foot, and there's more walking along Naples' Spaccanapoli street, through Bari Vecchia's pasta-making lanes, and down Via Nazario Sauro seafront promenade by the water.

Wander Positano's cobblestone lanes and see the Church of Santa Maria Assunta while browsing chic boutiques in this picturesque Amalfi Coast village. Head to Amalfi town centre, where the Cathedral of Saint Andrew rises above the lively piazza, once the heart of a powerful Maritime Republic. Villa Rufolo sits in hilltop Ravello, where famous gardens host the annual Ravello Festival and offer panoramic views over the Mediterranean.

Hike coastal paths in Cinque Terre's villages of Riomaggiore, Vernazza, and Manarola after seeing Pisa's famous Leaning Tower and Cathedral. Walk the Amalfi Coast road from Positano's colorful hillside houses to Amalfi's beach, then sail from Sorrento to Capri for hiking Mount Solaro. Ages 18-39.

The Path of the Gods hiking trail from Positano takes you along ancient clifftop routes where you'll pass isolated farms, caves, and 17th-century monastery ruins with great bay views. After that, a ferry ride along the Amalfi Coast lets you see Positano's colorful cliffside houses before lunch at a family-run agriturismo serving fresh, home-grown dishes. Finally, Sorrento's lemon groves await, where you'll learn how traditional limoncello gets made during an organic farm visit.

You'll walk through the UNESCO-listed ruins of Pompeii and see brightly-colored frescoes in ancient villas plus the remarkably preserved Roman amphitheatre. Later, stroll Sorrento's elegant streets overlooking the Bay of Naples and sample limoncello at a family-owned farm among fragrant lemon groves.

A gentle coastal walk from Amalfi to Atrani lets you see the intimate piazzas and medieval charm of this former noble residence from the Amalfi Republic era. There's an optional 6-kilometer guided walk along part of the Path of the Gods, starting right from The Rabbit hotel through lemon groves. After climbing 30 minutes of steps from Capri's harbor (or taking the €2 funicular), you'll walk to Villa Lysis for panoramic island views.

Hike Capri's Sentiero dei Fortini from the Blue Grotto through Pinewood of Damecuta to Punta Carena Lighthouse with rocky coves and Mesola Fort along the way, trek the Path of the Gods from Agerola to Positano with sweeping Mediterranean views over 3-6 hours, and walk the old Sentiero dei Limoni between Maiori and Minori through terraced lemon groves.

Trek the legendary Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods) through terraced vineyards and holm oak forests about 300 meters above the Amalfi Coast, with great views over Positano's colorful cliffside villages, then hike Valle dei Mulini from Ravello past old paper mill ruins and lemon groves, going down 400 meters through Pontone to Amalfi's historic cathedral.

Hike the legendary Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods) from Bomerano, a five-hour trek high above the Amalfi Coast with views of the Gulf of Salerno and the Tyrrhenian Sea. Walk through the UNESCO-listed ruins of Pompeii, frozen in time by Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D., then head up to the volcano's crater rim for views of Naples. Check out Positano's colorful cliffside houses, stroll through Villa Rufolo's gardens in Ravello, and see Villa San Michele in Anacapri on Capri before driving back along the Amalfitana coast road.