The refuge of Santa Maria dei Monti is located on a plateau of the Lattari Mountains, at over a thousand meters above sea level, on Mount Campanaro near the natural terrace overlooking the Gulf of Salerno. Mentioned in tourist guides of the 1800s as a must for visitors to the Grand Tour in Italy, today

The Sentiero dei Fortini extends for 5 km along the west coast of the island, from the Punta Carena lighthouse to the Blue Grotto, a path surrounded by rock ledges, sculptural headlands and bays as deep as fjords with turquoise waters. Before the start, a stop at  Adriana’s home, our local guide who will open

A unique and unforgettable experience that combines the discovery of the most hidden paths and the most authentic flavors of the territory. About an hour from the roadway we take one of the most panoramic places of Scala 600 meters above sea level. When the first rays of the sun are on our paths and

An amazing walk from Pontone village that, from the mountain side leads to the sea, passing through private terraced gardens rich in olive and citrus trees, seasonal fruits and vegetables, farm animals, surrounded by an unique panorama overlooking the small village of Atrani. To Follow a small tasting of fresh lemonade and lemon sweets and a visit

A day on a renowned farm in Scala, where visitors will be guided through the cultivation on the extensive 8,000 square meters of terraced farmland that boasts more than 60 varieties of crop, including fruit trees, vegetables and flowers. After the visit guests can relax a couple of hours in the swimming pool area and

From Agerola to Nocelle, the path takes its auspicious name from the breath-taking views it affords of the Amalfi Coast as seen from above. Near Positano visitors can even catch a glimpse of Capri’s famous Faraglioni stacks. At about 500 meters above sea level the rocky path winds through Mediterranean scrub and forest, and along

The Via Maestra dei Villaggi runs parallel to the main road, through the terraced lemon groves and occasional residential areas. The path is hewn from the rock and offers wonderful panoramic views. It is easily accessible by all, and was the original link between the villages of Pastena, Lone and Vettica Minore. Duration: 2 hours

This path leads down from the Lattari Mountains towards Amalfi, through forests of ferns and past streams and natural waterfalls. It takes its name from the discovery of the remains of medieval ironworks. The area is also known as the Valley of the Mills, from the watermills that were used to manufacture Amalfi paper. The

The Ieranto Bay, a FAI natural heritage site in the Massa Lubrense municipality, is an area of unspoilt beauty, situated in the Punta Campanella Protected Marine Area. The Homeric verses relate that the sirens lived here: close your eyes and it’s easy to imagine hearing their song. The bay can be reached from the village

The Tower is situated halfway between Amalfi and Ravello, a strategic position for keeping a lookout for approaching Saracens. This is the site of one of the bloodiest episodes: according to the legend, in the early 16th century Giovanna of Aragon was locked in the tower. She was guilty of having fallen in love with