Hiking
SENTIERO DEGLI DEI - CAI 327
5,8 Km
4 H
437 m
630 m
184 m
350 m
2 l
The Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods) is one of the most famous hiking routes in Campania, located on the Amalfi Coast, offering breathtaking views of the sea and mountains. It is an itinerary that offers a unique experience immersed in nature, among paths, ancient mule tracks and spectacular landscapes.
Starting Point: Piazza Capasso, Bomerano
Water supply points: Bomerano – Nocelle – Colle La Serra
Points of interest along the route
- Bomerano Agerola: Starting point and panoramic view of the Amalfi Coast;
- Vallone di Crapolla: An ancient path that descends to an inlet where there is a small fjord;
- Colle La Serra: A wide vantage point offering views of the sea and coastline;
- Monte Tre Pizzi: A promontory offering excellent views of the surrounding area;
- Nocelle (Positano): Arrival at the path, with views of Positano and the Amalfi Coast.
Inclusions:
- Professional Multilanguage (Italian, English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese) Hiking Guide, recognized and certified as part of the AGEM group.
- Support and Assistance
N.B. Please be advised that part of the total cost will be donated to Hiking the Amalfi Coast Association
SENTIERO DEI MONACI - CAI 304
7 Km
4 H
222 m
328 m
322 m
299 m
1,5 l
The Sentiero dei Monaci is a historical-archaeological itinerary that reveals a long tradition of human occupation. These landscapes, characterized by limestone heights have seen human adaptation since antiquity through terracing, paths and both secular and religious rock settlements.
Starting Point: Piazza Raffaele D’Amato, Maiori
Water supply points: Maiori Center – Scalese
Points of interest along the route
- Jewish Ghetto in Via De Jusola, Maiori;
- San Vito Pink House, official beginning of the Path;
- La Pineta;
- Monte Piano: A promontory offering views of Amalfi Coast, Capri and stalagmite grottos;
- Grottos of Stalagtite and Stalagmite.
Inclusions:
- Professional Multilanguage (Italian, English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese) Hiking Guide, recognized and certified as part of the AGEM group.
- Support and Assistance
N.B. Please be advised that part of the total cost will be donated to Hiking the Amalfi Coast Association
SENTIERO DEI LIMONI
4 Km
2 h
200 m
150 m
200 m
0 m
1 l
The Sentiero dei Limoni, on the Amalfi Coast, connects Maiori to Minori passing through lush lemon groves, breathtaking views and authentic villages. It is an easy but evocative route, ideal for discovering agricultural tradition and Mediterranean charm.
Starting Point: Piazza Raffaele D’Amato, Maiori or Via Giovanni XXIII, Minori
Water supply points: Piazza Raffaele D’Amato – 2 Along the Path – Belvedere Mortella
Points of interest along the route
- Church of Santa Maria a Mare and Painting of the Miracle;
- Panoramic point of the Castello Miramare built by Marchese Mezzacapo;
- Lemon Terraces and Factories;
- Church of San Michele, 10th Century and Villaggio Torre;
- Belvedere Mortella with panoramic view of Minori and S. Trofimena Church.
Inclusions:
- Professional Multilanguage (Italian, English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese) Hiking Guide, recognized and certified as part of the AGEM group.
- Support and Assistance
N.B. Please be advised that part of the total cost will be donated to Hiking the Amalfi Coast Association
VALLE DELLE FERRIERE - CAI 325
3,2 Km
2,5 h
301 m
5 m
301 m
5 m
1 l
The Ferriere Valley Trail in Amalfi leads through an enchanting natural oasis of waterfalls, streams and rare ferns. It offers unique views and lush flora, passing through ancient mills and the remains of medieval ironworks, a symbol of Amalfi’s tradition.
Starting Point: Pontone Square
Water supply points: Fontana Sant’Andrea Fontana Cap e Ciuccio – Fontana Madonna del Rosario -Sorgente Riserva Naturale Orientata
Points of interest along the route
- Borgo of Pontone, the oldest village of Amalfi Coast;
- Natural Oriented Reserve of Valle Delle Ferriere;
- Rio Canneto Waterfalls;
- Ruins of Papermills, aqueduct and hydroelectric power plant;
- Paper Museum (on request);
- Amalfi
Inclusions:
- Professional Multilanguage (Italian, English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese) Hiking Guide, recognized and certified as part of the AGEM group.
- Support and Assistance
N.B. Please be advised that part of the total cost will be donated to Hiking the Amalfi Coast Association
MAIORI - THOROPLANO CASTLE
4 Km
3 h
118 m
0 m
118 m
0 m
1 l
This urban hiking from Maiori to the Castle of San Nicola de Thoro-Plano combines history and breathtaking views. The route winds through alleys and stairs, climbing up to this well-preserved medieval fortress, offering spectacular views of the Amalfi Coast and the crystal clear sea.
Starting Point: Corso Reghinna, Maiori
Water supply points: Piazza Raffaele D’Amato Casa Mannini – Via Accola – San Pietro Water House
Points of interest along the route
- Church of Santa Maria a Mare, with a beautiful tiled dome visible from afar.
- Ancient Stone stairways that offer striking views of the village and the sea.
- Bastion of San Sebastiano, evidence of the fortified system of the area.
- Panoramic Views during the ascent, offering breathtaking views of the Amalfi Coast.
- Castle of San Nicola de Thoro-Plano: Well-preserved medieval fortress with imposing walls and a strategic position overlooking the entire valley.
Inclusions:
- Professional Multilanguage (Italian, English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese) Hiking Guide, recognized and certified as part of the AGEM group.
- Support and Assistance
N.B. Please be advised that part of the total cost will be donated to Hiking the Amalfi Coast Association
S. MARIA DEI MONTI - CAI 351A
7 km
4 h
1039 m
470 m
660 m
415 m
1,5 l
The path to Santa Maria dei Monti on the Amalfi Coast is an evocative trail that starts in Scala. It passes through pristine forests and breathtaking views, affording views of Amalfi, Vesuvius and the Gulf of Naples. The destination is a spiritual hermitage immersed in nature.
Starting Point: S.Caterina Church, Scala
Water supply points: Eremo di Santa Maria dei Monti
Points of interest along the route
- Scala, the oldest village on the Amalfi Coast;
- Church of Santa Caterina;
- Belvedere from the Big Bench, view of Ravello, Maiori and the Lattari Mountains;
- Hermitage of Santa Maria dei Monti, a mystical and evocative place surrounded by nature.
- Belvedere Acqua Al Vrecciaro, with a spectacular view of Vesuvius and the Gulf of Naples;
Inclusions:
- Professional Multilanguage (Italian, English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese) Hiking Guide, recognized and certified as part of the AGEM group.
- Support and Assistance
N.B. Please be advised that part of the total cost will be donated to Hiking the Amalfi Coast Association
Tramonti
TRAMONTI
Tramonti is known for its green landscapes, quiet atmosphere, and rich traditions. It is surrounded by vineyards, chestnut forests, and lemon groves. Its name means “between the mountains,” reflecting its beautiful natural setting.
The town has ancient origins, dating back to Roman times. Over the centuries, Tramonti became an important agricultural center, supplying food and wine to the Amalfi Republic. Today, it is still known for its excellent local products, including wine, dairy, and its famous pizza, which locals claim originated here.
Tramonti is made up of 13 small hamlets, each with its own unique charm. Among its attractions is the Chiesa dell’Ascensione, a beautiful church located in the Polvica hamlet.
Tramonti’s many walking paths lead visitors through forests, vineyards, and picturesque villages, showcasing its unspoiled beauty.
Tramonti is also famous for its wine production, particularly its traditional Tintore grape, which has been grown here for centuries. Wine lovers can visit local vineyards for tastings and learn about the region’s winemaking heritage.