Much more
than the sea
The Amalfi Coast has always exerted a strong fascination over its visitors. The lush green hills plunging into the blue sea, the picturesque landscapes, the cuisine based on the freshness of local produce, combined with excellent accommodation and the warm hospitality of the local people, make our homeland one of the most exclusive tourist destinations in the world. But there is an aspect of the Coast that few people know: mountain trails in excellent condition, crossing an unspoilt nature composed mainly of Mediterranean scrub and wilder areas with caves and deep inlets of limestone origin.
The most famous of these trails is called the Path of the Gods, for its fantastic position halfway between sky and sea; it extends at an average altitude of around 500 m above sea level and offers an unparalleled view stretching from Praiano and Positano all the way to the island of Capri and the Cilento coast. Our passion for the mountains has led us to share with our visitors pleasant days in perfect harmony with nature. A pair of trekking shoes, a camera and a love for outdoor walks are all you need to spend an unforgettable day!
The most illustrious of these paths is called the Sentiero degli Dei for its fantastic position suspended between sky and sea. It runs at an average altitude of around 500 m above sea level and offers an unparalleled view: from Praiano and Positano, the gaze stretches all the way to the island of Capri and the Cilento coast.
Our passion for the mountains — above all to protect and preserve them — has led us to share with visitors pleasant days away from the crowds, in perfect harmony with nature, enjoying unique sounds and colours. A pair of hiking shoes, a camera and a love for outdoor walks: that's all you need for an unforgettable day.
Four souls,
one single territory
The hidden mountain
Behind the facades of the coastal villages rise the Lattari Mountains, rich in ancient trails, chestnut groves and peaks that brush 1,500 m. An alpine landscape just minutes from the sea.
Mediterranean flora
Mediterranean scrub scented with myrtle, mastic and heather, intensely fragrant lemons, yellow broom and tropical ferns that survived the Ice Age in the Valle delle Ferriere.
Millennial history
From the Maritime Republic of Amalfi to the Greek temples of Punta Campanella, from Aragonese towers to medieval convents: every trail tells three thousand years of civilisation.
UNESCO Heritage
Since 1997 the Amalfi Coast has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its exceptional landscape and cultural value, one of the most important recognitions awarded by UNESCO in Italy.
