Path of the Gods Private Guided Hike with Transfer

Highlights

• Mediterranean Nature & Breathtaking Views
• Expert Local Guide
• Optional Private Transfer

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   Experience Amalfi Coast

   10min

   This excursion begins in Bomerano (district of Agerola, where the trail starts). Here, at our office, we'll welcome you with a cup of coffe, you will meet your guide and start the hike of the Path of the Gods. (Toilet facilities also available at our office). With this tour you'll be able to reach the trail starting point (Bomerano) with our private transfer: pick up from selected towns of the Amalfi Coast as well as Sorrento and Naples.

2. 2

   Stop 2

   3h

   Private guided walking excursion: a fantastic adventure accompanied by your local licensed guide. Immerse yourself in the Mediterranean nature, walk along the mountainside about 500 m above the sea level, between rocky passages, passing through old vineyards, the typical Mediterranean vegetation, forests of oaks and terraces overlooking the Amalfi Coast. Along the walk you will experience the authentic local rural life and enjoy breathtaking views, from Positano coastline to the tip of the Peninsula and Capri, overlooking the deep blue Mediterranean sea.

3. 3

   Nocelle

   15min

   The Path of the Gods trail ends in Nocelle (municipality of Positano), the hamlet above Positano center, with spectacular views on the coastline and this colourful town clung to the cliffside. The guided hike ends here. Nocelle is connected to Positano center by a shuttle bus: our guide will provide all the necessary information and instruction to reach Positano center. If you chose the option "Tour with Round-Trip Transfer", a return transfer is included.

4. 4

   Positano

   Pass by

   Enjoy your free time (on your own) in Positano: visit this charming village or swim in the crystal clear Mediterranean sea. Positano is a colourful, almost vertical town, clinging to the hillside, facing Capri and the sparkling coloured Mediterranean sea. This Moorish-style village was populated by the ancient Romans as confirmed by the recent excavation of a Roman residential villa. Over time, the town has attracted artists, celebrities and writers and has kept its charm, with colourful winding alleyways filled with welcoming cafés, patisseries, trattorias serving local cuisine, sun-kissed terraces, and tiny artisan shops selling Positano fashion, handmade sandals, ceramics and limoncello.

Before you go

Location

Via Principe di Piemonte 44, 80051, Italy