Walking Adventure Tours & Trips in Campania

Walk through Pompeii's ancient streets with tickets and a guided tour included through the ash-preserved Roman city. You'll also check out Naples' UNESCO historic quarter, one of Europe's largest continuously inhabited areas, with time to find hidden piazzas and stroll Sorrento's streets.

Trek the ancient Path of the Gods with views over the Gulf of Salerno and climb to the 2,400-year-old Theater of Epidaurus. You'll walk Capri town's narrow streets after the funicular ride and see volcanic landscapes near Mount Etna with time in Taormina's medieval center.

Walk through the ancient streets of UNESCO-listed Pompeii, preserved under volcanic ash from Mount Vesuvius' 79 AD eruption. Join a 3-hour guided tour through the Roman Forum and inside the Colosseum, learning about gladiator battles and imperial Rome. Check out the charming fishing village of Marina Grande in Sorrento and stroll the historic lanes of Bari Vecchia, where locals handcraft orecchiette pasta.

Hike the Path of the Gods from Positano to Ravello, where turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs line Campania's coast. A private guide takes you through the Archaeological Park of Pompeii to see preserved Roman streets and casts of residents frozen by Mount Vesuvius' eruption.

Walk through Pompeii's UNESCO-listed ruins with an archaeologist as your guide, checking out ancient streets frozen in time by Mount Vesuvius' AD 79 eruption. Then there's a hike along the Path of the Gods trail in Campania, where clifftop paths link historic villages.

Walk through Sorrento's old town seeing craft shops and coastal views before heading to Pompeii's archaeological site independently or with a local guide. Hike coastal paths in Cinque Terre villages like Riomaggiore, Vernazza, and Manarola with great sea views.

Guided tours take you through Pompeii's UNESCO-listed ruins where you'll see Roman baths, colorful villa frescoes, and the grand amphitheatre buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. You'll also visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Pompeii and wander through Sorrento's lively piazzas.

The famous Sentiero dei Limoni is a 4-kilometer trail through terraced lemon groves between Maiori and Minori, with 240 meters of elevation and great citrus aromas. You'll walk a 6-kilometer section of the Path of the Gods right from your hotel in Bomerano.

After crossing by boat from the Island of Capri, you'll have time to walk around Sorrento's clifftop streets and take in the coastal views. Later, pass through Cilento National Park, a UNESCO site, as you travel from Salerno to Paola on the Tyrrhenian coast.