Day 5 - Sentiero degli Dei 
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£695.00 (2010)
TBC (2011)
7 nights
1 half board, 6 B&B
Medium
2-5 hrs per day
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Amalfi Coast (Italy)
Along the siren coast
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Self-guided walking holidays, tours and vacations on the Amalfi Coast, Italy, Sorrento

 

ALONG THE SIREN COAST  - Amalfi, Positano and Sorrento

The Amalfi Coast. Wild mountains rising sheer from the Mediterranean sea. Old fishing towns clinging to the rocks, tumbling down to the water’s edge. Spectacular paths high on the mountainside that link otherwise inaccessible vineyards, with views for miles. Bathing in little coves away from the crowds.  Making such a cornucopia of bounty into a walk for most abilities is difficult, but we feel we have achieved it. This is a truly multigraded walk for the hardy strider and, courtesy of the peninsula bus-system, the recreational walker too. The route shows both faces of the peninsula – the craggy scenery of the eastern (Amalfi) end and the more accessible charms of the western tip. The 7-night (medium) version starts with 3 nights in Amalfi (including Ravello), then works its way along the coast via Positano and the western promontories (with a night in a stylish organic agriturismo) before arriving in bustling Sorrento, overlooking the bay of Naples and Vesuvius. Stay extra nights in any of our hotels, and perhaps extend your stay with visits to Capri, Pompei and Naples itself.

Walked by On Foot staff:   Simon and Mary

 

Options from 5 to 8 nights are available but other permutations possible – call us for ideas. We suggest:

7 night (medium)  - as itinerary on this site

7 night (easy-medium) - 3 nights Amalfi, 1 Positano, 2 S. Agata, I Sorrento

8 night (medium) - 3 nights Amalfi, 1 Praiano, 1 Positano, 2 S. Agata, 1 Sorrento

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Route designed by
Julian Tippett
Julian first stumbled on the medieval footpaths of the costiera on holiday in 1991. Since then, many visits and much exploration have let him 'get under the skin' of the peninsula. He wrote Sunflower's "Landscapes of Sorrento, Amalfi and Capri".