Walking the Amalfi Coast & Villages

This is one of the most beautiful walks conceivable. Because the region is infested with tourists it is hard to appreciate the natural beauty of the landscape without climbing a few hills, and every step was worth it.

The Valle delle Ferriere is really beautiful, sheltered and peaceful with hardly anyone else there (in May), not to be missed. The Path of the Gods, by contrast, was very busy with literally hundreds of walkers. Still very beautiful but in a completely different way.

Don't plan to rely on buses too much; the services are terrible. Very crowded and badly run. 

Travelling through Italy by high speed train was a great way to see the country, and to arrive in the centre of Rome.

walking in portofino and ravello was great, with spectacular routes, which were occasionally challenging, but overall quiet and once out of town, serenaded by birdsong with great views and reliable walk notes.

We loved this combined holiday. The smell of the lemons on the Amalfi Coast is just amazing. The views from the Way of the Gods where fantastic. We loved Positano and the Hotel Pupetto. It was quiet, but close enough to the center of town via walkway. Lovely outdoor dining room. Our time in Rome was great, checking off many "to do list" items such as the Vatican and Colleseum.Then it was on to Cinque Terre, a whole new experience. The walk from Levanto to Monterossa was good and Moneterossa itself, just fabulous. We did the upgrade to the Porto Roca and would definately recommend that option. We met nice folks everywhere and the only bad meal was the cafeteria of the Vatican. We always recommend InnTravel to our fellow Americans and will continue to do so. 

Inntravel helped us see the Amalfi Coast at its very best. The walks were expertly chosen and the GPS files helped us find our way. We walked through lemon groves, woods full of spring flowers, up and down valleys, and of course along spectacular coastal paths. We enjoyed our picnics and were glad we had taken a Thermos for coffee stops as well. Walking poles were a good investment to take the strain off our knees as we climbed and descended the many, many steps. The Amalfi Coastal towns are packed with touristers and "influencers", so it was lovely to be able to disappear into the mountains and see the region at its most beautiful. 

All InnTravel logistics perfect as ever.  A good week of pretty challenging walking high above the overrun coastal towns. The contrast between the walks and the towns and villages was striking though its fair to say none of the week is really very far off the beaten track.

We didn't like Amalfi at all but loved peaceful Atrani just around the coastal path, and we walked back up to Ravello from Atrani (steep beyond belief, but there's a bus too). Positano was still very busy in late October though it did ease up in the evenings. The newish MAR museum there is a must: amazing Roman dining room and sinister monks' tombs right under the hoards of tourists down on the sea front (with a genuinely great guided tour).

The extension for Walk 1 was fantastic, with better walking than the first bit. We started very early for the Sentiero degli Dei and that worked well (no point then taking sandwiches, as you get to Positano/Nocello/Montepertuso for lunch). The higher Valle della Ferriere route on the way to Bomerano really was wonderful. 

Walking poles really saved the day and the knees: as others have said there are steps, and more steps and the stick propulsion made a real difference!

For others making their own travel arrangements Positano is easy to leave via ferry to Naples and other places (we went on to wonderful Ischia).

As for food, a real highlight was Mr Rogers sandwich Jazz shop in Corpo di Cava. We had a cracking lunch at Trattoria Pizzeria Da Gigino on the left as you go along San Lazzaro's main road towards the square. And Zi Peppe's family restaurant did us proud on Walk 6.  If you must eat in Amalfi, Luisa's Artiganale's sandwich shop in Piazza dei Dogi is better than the tourist trap restaurants.

We liked the Hotel Vittoria in Positano best out of the hotels, recently done up in a 1950s style - very comfy bed too. 

This is our fourth Inntravel holiday and as always we were very impressed with the level of travel and walking details provided.  Inntravel take away all the stress of being lone walkers!

The walks were challenging and in places difficult to enjoy the scenery as you needed to watch where you were placing your feet as the terrain was very uneven. 

The initial section of the 'Path of the Gods' was the easiest, however, spoilt by the number group walks along the path (who chatted all the way).  The walking guides were aggressive in their manner as would walk right up behind you, which was pointless as their group were way behing them. Also very very slow in parts due to the lack of ability of many of the group walkers.

After being on unspoilt, quiet walks on the previous days, this was a bit of a shock.

Very pleased with the choice of hotels, especially Hotel Pupetto in Positano, a real gem!

Particularly enjoyed the meal and service at Hotel Scapolatiello and Hotel Due Torri. 

Stunning scenery, excellent hotels, great food and wine,walks about the right length; a very enjoyable week. If you can fit in a day in Ancient Rome, Herculaneum is much more managable and less crowded than Pompeii, which would need a week to see properly.

I Can't imagine  seeing the Amalfi Coast any other way, the scenery was beautiful without the crowds and chaotic traffic. 
good walk shoes and stamina for some of the steps are a must! 

Inntravel's Amalfi Coast and Villages self-guided walking holiday is a delight.  The walking is quite challenging - lots and lots of stairs on the Sentieri dei Limoni and boulders / rock climbing on both Valle de Ferriere and Path of the Gods, but the most fantastic views.  The walk directions are excellent but do need to be followed closely. Ravello is completely enchanting, so good to have a 'free' day there to explore.  On the Ravello - Bomerano day we strongly recommend NOT going down to Amalfi - lots and lots of stairs, the town is packed with people and the buses completely overrun - we had to get a taxi to the hotel at E30/head.  Amalfi is worth a visit but not at the end of a long day's walk!  We did a boat trip from Positano which was much more manageable.  

Great holiday combining busy spectacular towns with challenging walking that very quickly got out into the countryside where we hardly met anyone else. Organisation and travel arrangements were spot on as ever.

This was a highly successful trip, years in the planning, with straightforward walking and some fantastic hotels.

It was difficult to get to Pompeii from Corpo di Cava as the train is out of service, meaning quite some extra expense on taxis.

A word of warning too. Amalfi and its coast are understandably suffering ill-effects of mass tourism, now being a destination for tourists from more far-flung countries. Service and food are consequentially expensive and the crowds in Positano were in stark contrast to the quiet trails used to get there. Thankfully our hotel with its smiling staff was away from the throngs and therefore most appreciated.

Two recommendations: don't bother with Capri and its crowds but look to Ischia - much more relaxed and less queues. Same too with Herculaneum. We stayed in Ercolano on our route back to Naples - it's a pleasant town in itself and the Roman site even better than Pompeii in our view.

Highlights included the dining at Hotel Bonadies in Ravello overlooking the ocean, the food at Hotel Due Torri Bomerano being overlooked by 4 large coach parties surrounding our table in the middle, the remoteness of Valle delle Ferriere paths, a meal at Caruso in Sorrento and a visit to Herculaneum. Can I suggest you try to build that into the Sorrento trip more formally?

The walking itself was well planned but beware, there are steps, steps and more steps on most days. It hurts the knees making the descents somewhat unpleasant so take your time!

The trip is excellent. Interesting walks with amazing views and all the hotels are friendly, great food and clean comfortable rooms with wonderous views. We've already recommended it to family.

Stunning walks and good hotels.  You could recommend the Mar museum in Positano. A small museum with excavated Roman remains. We had a superb guide, well worth a visit. In Sorrento it is worth going to Marina Grande , especially in the evening for dinner. We had excellent fish at 'O puledrone. 

A fabulous holiday beautifully organised by Inntravel. Hotels were excellently located with good facilities.

This trip surpassed our expectations in terms of views, location, food and stairs. There were more stairs than we thought there were in the world. New knees please!

We’ve done several Inntravel walking holidays and this was probably the best to date. Helped by perfect weather (early June), the food, accommodation, walks and views were all wonderful. We particularly enjoyed the two different routes to Amalfi (through the Valle delle Ferriere), as well as the final walk above Positano. The Path of Gods was also very good, but was always going to struggle to live up to the hype surrounding it. The food at Hotel Scapolatiello was first class. The meal at Due Torri was also surprisingly very good indeed. Ravello is a delightful place to spend a couple of days, with Villa Cimbrone a real highlight. If you choose the Amalfi walk options, beware of Italian disorganisation at its worst at the bus terminus! The "Tabacchi shop on the corner" no longer sells bus tickets, you have to find alternatives, so it’s best to look for those blue Tabacchi signs as soon as you join the main street leading to the sea front. The buses back to Ravello weren’t too bad as there is a labelled bus stop for you to wait at. The following day we purchased our tickets enroute at "Gerry's pub" in Pogerola. However, getting the bus to Bomerano was a nightmare. Buses without any destination labels are parked up randomly with no one in authority revealing which might be the correct bus, until the driver turns up and the word “gets out” resulting in a rugby scrum to get on the bus. After not being able to get on, we were quoted 110 euros for a taxi, so waited an hour for the next bus and used our animal instincts to get on board! We didn’t think that much of the town of Amalfi either, but the two walks to get there made it all worthwhile. Re- Path of Gods walk. The Bar Trattoria Santa Croce doesn't open until midday, so if you arrive at Nocelle too early (as recommended to avoid crowded paths) there are public toilets in the little square in front of Chiesa di Santa Croce, by the "Lemon Point". For our meals in Positano, we chose to eat at Hotel Pupetto on the first night and the food quality and setting was excellent. And for the final night, to celebrate a wedding anniversary, we had pre-booked at “da Gabrisa” – quite pricey but an absolutely wonderful ending to a fabulous holiday.

We enjoyed a wonderful journey through the lemon groves, hills, coastline and quieter villages of Campania. We started our first walk in thick mist but the sun shone for us every day after that.

I guess our highlight would be the stunningly beautiful Path of the Gods but it's hard to choose as each walk and each village passed had its own charm, just as every hotel had its own amazing views. 

I could not fault the service from Inntravel. The organisation was great, the staff I spoke to were friendly and efficient, and the pre-holiday information and mapping provided was excellent, comprehensive and easy to follow. 

Pack in a suitcase back pack and carry-on only! Pack light, you'd be amazed how much you can live without. We didn't bring a rain coat or warm clothing because of the weather report before leaving home. We survived showers in the afteroon one day and there was always someone selling ponchos for 2euro if it had been worse rain. Hiking poles were a must for my bad knees, we were able to buy them very inexpensively in Rome. In case TSA wouldn't let us carry them on in our bag, we eliminated the worry by buying them there. Most everyone can speak English or get by so that our dealings with locals was so wonderful. They are amazingly friendly and helpful so don't be afraid to talk to them and ask questions. Take an external battery for your phone. You will use up a lot of battery life taking wonderful photos of the countryside! 

Walking was great. Enjoyed all the towns and villages we stayed in. Hotels all of good 3* quality and all staff at hotels very kind and friendly. Some of the beds quite firm!

What a fantastic holiday! The scenery is amazing, the paths and waymarking generally good. The amount of ascent is daunting, but the mileages are quite small, so we could pace ourselves with lots of stops to enjoy the scenery and flowers. The contrast between pathways among the lemon plantations and on the high wooded hillsides, and the busy seaside towns, is vivid. Amalfi in particular is horrendously busy in May, but a few steps away up the hill and you can leave it all behind. We highly recommend the add-on to Sorrento, which is a very pleasant town; and the train trip to Pompeii (pre-book the Campania Express) is very easy.

Stunning scenery, fantastic food, charming hotels, lovely towns - and the walks were all different and all wonderful.

Another good holiday with Inntravel! Superb scenery while walking and away from the crowds in the resorts. The weather was kind, not too hot and it kept dry except for a couple of hours when we were forced to shelter and have a beer in Ravello! The flowers, especially orchids were amazing at this time of year. An extra night in Ravello is a really good idea to be able to relax and see the gardens and Duomo without rushing. Another recommendation is to visit the archaeological museum in Positano, near the cathedral, to see the stupendous Roman wall paintings that have only recently been discovered along with the rather gruesome monks' chairs.You have to take a guided tour, but it was amazing. If planning on visiting Pompeii from Corpo di Cava, do double check travel arrangements as I found on the internet that the railway station in Cava dei Tirreni closed and an apparently complicated replacement bus service is in place, pushing travel time to Pompeii out to about an hour, not including transport from the hotel to the station. We had added on the Sorrento option, so decided to leave our visit to Pompeii until we were there, which proved easy and very enjoyable. We did the Option A2 walk on Capri while in Sorrento which we really enjoyed, quiet with stunning views and sites to visit. We had a couple of hiccups with luggage and taxi transfers but these were readily sorted out by the hotel and Inntravel. Purchasing bus tickets in Amalfi was tricky as the tabacchi sellers recommended by Inntravel seem to have stopped selling tickets. Look for a bus driver selling tickets from the steps of a bus on RHS of bus station looking out to sea. Eating wise we enjoyed two visits to the Babel Wine Bar in Ravello as recommended by previous customers. We didn't enjoy the Cumpa Cosimo in Ravello which we found to have average food, a strange atmosphere and my credit card was scanned before I had even seen the bill. The bill was correct anyway, but take a look on Tripadvisor. In Sorrento we ate a couple of times at Inn Bufalito which is close to the hotel, and specialises in buffalo. It was reasonably priced and had good food.

Great choice of walking routes - challenging in parts but all manageable within a half day. The notes provided were sufficient without needing to refer to maps or GPS. We took only one wrong turn during the week. Hotels were generally clean and comfortable rather than luxurious and in most cases the evening meals provided were very good. Highlight for food and location was Hotel Bonadies in Ravello. The first stop in Hotel Scapolatiello was a little odd - a tired looking hotel with very basic rooms and average food in a remote location but did provide a good base for visiting Pompeii which was a very enjoyable first full day experience.

This was a terrific holiday along the Amalfi coast. The scenery absolutely lived up to expectations and the hotels arranged through Inntravel were typically welcoming and characterful. Dining options were excellent throughout, often with lovely views of the stunning coastline, and staff that were only too happy to advise and explain menu choices.

Never have I climbed so many steps in one day! The views were amazing, the varying terrain unexpected, but everything was magical.

We had a wonderful week walking in Amalfi, seeing the sights, enjoying the food and wine and making friends with other walkers on the same holiday. The Path of the Gods and coming down in to Positano was the highlight of the walking and staying at Hotel Puppeto - quiet but so close to the main part of Positano was great.

The Inntravel booking team were very helpful, as they organised our holiday around a wedding in Ravello. We thoroughly enjoyed our Amalfi coastal walks, especially the day we walked to Amalfi. It is useful to check the bus timetable when getting the bus to Bomerano from Amalfi, as we had to wait for a couple of hours. The holiday although, some of the walking was challenging was great.

Loved hotels and all transfers were smooth and on time. Views lovely. But trails were often poorly marked and poorly maintained. Way more challenging than advertised.

This was a great way to see the Amalfi coast. The combination of the walking (which is great, if a little challenging) and the time you get to spend in the locations mean it feels more than just a walking holiday. However, you're always doing a lot of walking just exploring! We particularly enjoyed Ravello. It is an expensive area to eat and drink, but to be expected given its international reputation. 

In Positano we had a lovely lunch in the luscious setting of 'Max' Restaurant and Art Gallery and a dinner overlooking the twinkly harbour at Ristorante Don Giovanni.  

We thoroughly enjoyed this holiday. We have been travelling with Inntravel for thirty years and found the accommodation much more luxurious than on most of our previous trips. Walking in hot September weather we very much appreciated being able to swim at each hotel afterwards. The walking was surprisingly varied and our highlight was definitely the walk through the spectacular Valle delle Ferriere national park. We extended the holiday by staying for three days in Sorrento which meant we could visit Pompeii from there and did not miss out on the fascinating monastery tour and excellent first day's walk from Corpo de Cava. 

We were blessed with fabulous weather to explore this tremendous coastline and really enjoyed our holiday. Hotels were clean and food overall to a good standard. If staying at the Hotel Scapolatiello make use of the bus service or get a taxi into Cava Di Terreni to explore this town, and give you options for something to do in the afternoon. Hotel Bonadies and Ravello were great with a moderate walk down to Amalfi or a bus service if you don't want to walk. Amalfi town well worth a visit. Would have preferred to stay here rather than in Bomerano which is a bit scruffy. Path of the Gods walk was breathtakingly beautiful and a bit hair raising in places. Positano was very busy even in October but great all the same. The Hotel Pupetto is in a quieter location but make sure you pay for an upgraded room to avoid disappointment. Be prepared for lots of steps in Positano and a long walk to the collection point on departure day. Where you can, use the public beach area at Fornillo beach, even with hotel residents discount 2 x loungers cost €45 per day. Overall a great time. Thanks.

The quality of the three hotels apart from the Due Torri were sublime, the routes were stunning if challenging, the people transfers were very well organised and the food provided was filling and delicious.

We had the most amazing holiday with Inntravel, seamlessly organised and so well planned. Our personal highlights included summiting Plattkofel on beautiful clear day in the Dolomites and exploring Positano and getting a boat trip to Capri whilst still having time to walk the coastline daily. 

INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers combined our The High Dolomites and The Amalfi Coast & Villages holidays

This is the way to see the Amalfi Coast! The little towns are pretty but so very busy - even late in the season - but with these walks you see them in the context of the stunning mountains and coastline that they are set among. We loved how they came slowly into view, with each step revealing a new perspective until, finally you were down in the streets. Each walk brought us a new vista and we travelled through scenary that ranged from busy streets to high cliff tops and from lemon and olive groves to pine-scented mountains. Very easy to get to Pompei from Corpo di Cava - great train service.

The walk recommended from Corpo di Cavi to the clifftop lookout is fine but we had two days there and while others did the same walk a second time we did a very pleasant walk towards Vetri through woodland. The snag is that it is difficult to approach Vetri except on the very busy main road so we did not attempt that. The walk starts at the same point as the recommended walk, you just turn left after crosssing the stream instead of right. This would be an excellent alternative walk if Inntravel people could find a way of getting into Vetri other than on the main road, as the town is one of the most interesting on the coast by all accounts. We enjoyed all the other recommended walks by the way in particular the circular walk from Ravello down to Amalfi. There is an excellent restaurant on the route about a mile short of Amalfi but it was full and we had to make do with a delicious lemon drink instead of lunch. It is a family-run agritourismo.

Absolutely splendid holiday! The walking routes were varied each day and we saw so much more of the area than if we weren't on a walking holiday. Everything was so seamless! It was the perfect trip for my 50th birthday and I can't wait to take more trips with Inntravel!

Some lovely hikes around Amalfi coast. Walks from Sorrento were ok but needed some travel to get to and from rather than from the hotel direct.

INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers combined our walk The Amalfi Coast & Villages with our Sorrento add on

You will get stellar photos, truly unbelievable sights, on this hike. The food & wine are top notch. There were still crowds in early September in the obvious Amalfi & Positano. The other towns and for most of the hikes there were no crowds, only the Bomerano to Positano trail was busy.

We loved every bit of our holiday, I did it with my husband in 2018 (he passed away in August 2022). This time I took my sister and two of my friends. I could feel I am 5 years older now, but we still had a lovely time. I have recommended using Inntravel to lots of friends and relatives.

Personal highlights - Loved walking through the pretty little villages, we saw many local weddings around Ravello and Scala on our travels, it was nice to see. When we stayed in Positano we did boat trips to Sorrento and Capri which were easy to do from the harbour. Enjoyed seeing many different places along the way and the views were amazing especially the first view of Positano on the path of the gods walk.

The walks were well-chosen with magnificent views, shady woodland, lemon groves and wild flowers. They gave us the opportunity to go off the beaten track, as well as along the popular and stunning Path of the Gods and into the picturesque Amalfi coastal towns.

Ravello is a gem; sitting outside the bar near the town hall at the top of the village drinking negronis and listening to the bar's resident flautist was very relaxing indeed. Eat at Cumpo Cosimo - the food is authentic Italian, with great service overseen by the wonderful matriarch, who spontaneously reduced our bill and gave us a complimentary tiramisu. Villa Cimbrone and its gardens is one of the most beautiful places we have seen.
Ristorante Giovanni in Turin (optional add on) is v classy with superb food.
Positano is extremely busy and crowded; it was wonderful being away from it all at Hotel Pupetto.
Umberto in Naples (optional add on) is a few doors from the Palazzo Alabardieri, and serves brilliant food. The cloisters of the Santa Chiara monastery are an amazing oasis of tranquility and artistic beauty, and the fresh orange juice from the trees is lovely.
The Path of the Gods is one of life's great experiences, as is the small bar Il Chiosco half way along. It has home-made food and incredible views from the balcony.

As a couple of 75 year olds we were delighted at the end of each day to be weary but ready for the next day's challenge.

The range of walks was a wonderful way to enjoy the Amalfi coast.

We had the gpx electronic maps with the recommended Komoot app but the gps signal was inadequate in all the walking locations. 

As a package the Amalfi Coast was well put together although we avoided the first days walk, which was heavily wooded and uphill, preferring a walk from the hotel to Vietri sul Mare and back to experience the first coastal town on the Amalfi Coast. Generally we followed the recommended routes but the maps gave a good basis on which to plan alternative routes which any good self guided holiday should be all about. Sorrento and Naples were disappointing by comparison although our trip to Pompeii was both remarkable and unforgettable.

We loved the Valle delle Ferriere section of the walk, completely unexpected dramatic scenery and away from the hustle and bustle of the coast. We also really enjoyed walking up to the monastery in Corpo di Cava as throughout the rest of the week we kept catching glances of it in the distance. It was a great trip to enjoy incredible coastal views and get a feel for the glamour of the Amalfi Coast. As the walking often takes you up into the hills, there were fewer swimming opportunities during the hot days than we were hoping for. 

We loved each walk that we did. We enjoyed the varied landscapes i.e. one walk could include walking high on the mountains above the coast, travelling through a lush, green nature reserve and finally walking down many steps into a picturesque seaside town.

We have done many Inntravel holidays over the years and this has to be one of the best. The walks were no more challenging than they should be at Grade 2 and whilst they do involve a fair bit of climbing and desending they are not overly long so we just took our time and enjoyed the fabulous views. Some of our favourite photos are of the many water breaks we took, sitting on stone steps in the cool shade just blown away by the scenery. I could go back and do this whole trip again. Every single step of it.

We enjoyed the hotels at Corpo di Cava and Ravello the most and were very glad to have added an extra night in Ravello in order to spend a day at Villa Cimbrone. The gardens are a peaceful oasis as well as being incredibly beautiful. In Ravello we had dinner at Osteria Ravello and then Babel Wine Bar which each offered a very different experience but both were excellent. We reserved tables during the course of the day as we wandered passed and were glad to have planned ahead as anyone who had not booked had a long wait wherever we went. The staff a Hotel Pupetto in Positano deserve a special mention. We had a problem with our room on the first night and the hotel owner stepped in to resolve it immediate without any fuss. All of the staff we encountered in the restaurant, bar and reception were outstanding. When we booked the trip we were a bit unsure about staying in a hotel located away from the main town of Positano but in practice it was the perfect location. Being right on the beach meant we could sleep with the doors open and listen to the waves, whilst it was only a 5-10 minute picturesque walk into the heart of Positano. Along the route is a restaurant called Lo Guarracino. We ended up eating there for two nights in the row it was so good. As in Ravello, we booked in advance and I am certain that our attempt at basic Italian influenced the decision to make room for us. Listening to a rapid Italian audio lession for a couple of weeks before the trip was very easy, enjoyable and made our interactions with the locals alot more fun.

Finally, I should mention the walk on Capri, which you can do by taking a ferry from Positano to the island. It was well worth the cost of the ferry and the visit to Villa Lysis on the route is just out of this world - entry was only 1.5 euros at the time.

As always, a well organised trip when using Inntravel. The holiday to the Amalfi Coast was our third trip using Inntravel and we are already planning our next. The routes provided allow you to get off the beaten track and to explore areas of a renowned destination that you just wouldn't otherwise see. A great mix of isolated routes and the famous (and thus busier) 'Walk of the Gods' route. The hotels selected were of good quality and location. The trip is probably for the more physically fit as the routes are very steep in places, but the views more than outweigh the effort you need to put in.

Another fantastic walking holiday from Inntravel.

We had a wonderful time on this holiday. We were challenged at the beginning with bad weather (rain on our arrival day and some rain on our first full day), but then we had relatively tolerable weather with the exception of several isolated rainstorms that thankfully didn't last long. I would have loved to explore Corpo di Cava more, but that's on us -- we didn't really feel like exploring in the rain on our arrival. As far as our accommodation cities went our favorite was Ravello, despite the tourist hordes (and us being two of them!) The included dinner at Hotel Bonadies was also our favorite of the included dinners. Their caprese salad was the best we sampled in all of Italy (and we were there for 4 weeks sampling MANY of them -- including on the InnTravel Lake Iseo holiday). Our best dinner in Positano was surprisingly at the Hotel Pupetto on the last night.  We were not particularly excited about our other dinner choices -- not bad, but nothing I'd go out of my way to recommend. 

We really enjoyed the routes.  If I had to rank them, I would say the two days on the Valle delle Ferriere trails were my favorites, with the hike on the upper trail to get to Bomerano my top favorite.  The views were breathtaking, and the trails had good variety in terms of terrain and interesting features. Most times we felt like we had the paths to ourselves -- only occasionally encountering another hiker. I loved visiting the Torre dello Ziro, too -- we even climbed up to the top which was really cool. We also loved the Sentiero dei Limoni on the hike from Maiori to Ravello!  The weather held out for us while we climbed those endless steps to the convent.  At that point the rain started and we donned full rain gear (jacket and pants) but it was still lovely (psychologically I think it is worse to have to START in the rain, as opposed to having it rain partway through). It was neat that we could see the convent from the dining room at the Hotel Bonadies and get a real feel for where we had hiked that day. On the day we walked the Sentiero degli Dei we followed InnTravel's advice and got an early start.  This, combined with the fact that it rained on and off, meant we had the trail mostly to ourselves.  While this trail certainly had some breathtaking views I'm not sure why it is more popular than some of the others!  Another favorite was the Around Positano walk up to Santa Maria del Castello.  There were so many wildflowers in bloom and some of the best views of the whole trip.

We met another Inntravel couple who were on the same general itinerary and we loved to share notes with them at breakfast and in the evening about what we thought of the various hikes and what our plans were for the next day.

We enjoyed excellent, well chosen walks through some absolutely stunning scenery. It's a great way to see the Amalfi Coast - much better to do it on foot rather than by car. All the hotels were friendly and welcoming, rooms were spacious and meals were delicious. If we could have changed one thing it would have been the weather, but even Inntravel can't control that! Despite the rain, our spirits were never dampened and we completed every walk. Fortunately our efforts were rewarded with sunshine at the end!

We had a great time, the walks were made more challenging because of the heavy rain which we had for several days. A sense of achievement when we completed all walks!

This must be the best way to explore the Amalfi coast, away from the crowds, but still visiting all the highlights of the region.  The scenery is spectacular, and the people extremely welcoming.  Inntravel arranged everything perfectly, we stayed in wonderful hotels, ate amazing food and really appreciated the detailed notes, describing not only the fantastic walks in great detail, but also giving restaurant suggestions and background information to the region.

The walks were all good but the highlight for us was Valle de Ferriere. The Museo Nazionale in Napoli is a very useful introduction to Pompeii. The MAR Positano Villa Romana is a must see in Positano. It gives a fascinating insight into the task of excavating Roman ruins in this area, as well as showing the layers of history built on top. We recommend Osteria Ravello on Via Madonna where we ate twice. We had the best pizza of the holiday in an unprepossessing local pizzeria, A. Gradillo in Ravello. The stand out meal in Sorrento was at La Lanterna. We also ate at its sister restaurant, L'Abate, where the food was also good but the service was more pushy. We had beautiful pasta at Ristorante Le Grazie in Sorrento.

It was a very successful holiday and we loved the walks which were challenging at times without being too strenuous. The walks in the Valle delle Ferriere were particularly enjoyable, stunning scenery. We felt we got much more out of the holiday by walking in the area, then we would have done on a driving holiday.

In Ravello we had one meal at the Vittoria which was good.

In Positano the restaurant at the hotel was good we also had a very good enjoyable meal at Lo Guarracino

It's beautiful. We had a good time. I would kindly suggest you explain to potential clients what exactly is involved with these steps etc. Looking forward to booking another trip soon. 

For 4+km of the Corpo di Cava to Ravello walk we were accompanied by a very friendly goat who refused to leave our side, even when passing a large group of German hikers picnicking at the San Nicola convent. We parted company when we reached the road at Sambuco where a kindly local took him off our hands! The walks were all well planned out and offered superb views high above the mad throngs of tourists in Amalfi and Positano. Our uniquely personal experiences were further highlighted by our nights stay at the Hotel due Torri, whe were at the time hosting a large part of Exodus travellers, some of whom were taking part in guided walks for 20+ and others being bussed to the hotspots of Amalfi, Positano and Sorrento. We had a superb late lunch at the Positano restaurant Da Vincenzo and this was one of the top two meals we had on our holiday. The other was at the Babel Wine Bar, Deli & Art in Ravello. Only a small place so it's advisable to book. The place served an extensive list of home made pasta dishes, all recited to you by the very friendly owner at your table.

Good mix of walks and towns, from mountains to coastline. Apart from hotel in Corpo de Cava, there is nowhere else to eat or drink. And only one mini market for supplies, but be aware of finishing walk around siesta time as nothing will be open. Luigi's Bar in Ravello has a great location and delicious snacks, away from the crowds. Cafe Positano on Via Pasitea in Positano - lovely views, good food and close to taxi pick-up point when leaving.

Holiday was very well organised -thank you

The walk through the Riserva Stale Valle delle Ferriere was beautiful and the highlight of my week. The 'Path of the Gods' was so very busy that it did detract from the experience

The Amalfi Coast is a marvellous area and we enjoyed our Inntravel holiday despite not being able to do all the walks.  In early April it was much cooler than we expected and especially in the evenigns and early morning we needed our warmest clothes and  not Tshirts and shorts!  The roads are very narrow steep and windy and I was very glad not to be driving myself! We particulary enjoyed Ravello and the wonderful gardens there.  Positano whilst very pretty is full of tourists and tourist shops even at the start of the season.

We have enjoyed a number of Inntravel self-guided walking trips, and this was one of the best so far! The accommodation was really excellent, with 4 delicious dinners included. The walking provided challenge, but a good variety of terrain - if you don't count the steps.  We were glad to be quite fit to participate. Scenery was spectacular.

Thank you Inntravel. Another wonderful holiday. Quiet walks in beautiful woodland with scenic views to the coast, the only busy walk was Path of The Gods, and this was anticipated. All the hotel accommodations were excellent, the staff were friendly and helpful. The Hotel Pupetto was a fantastic place to end our walk with a beautiful sea view and balcony to enjoy it.

We used train/bus to Pompeii from out first hotel. I would advise using  taxi both ways. The bus transfers from the train was unpredictable. It was a sunday, so possibly not the best day.. Pompeii was fascinating a d well worth visiting. 

The visit to Capri was lovely.  The walk was brilliant and taking our own packed lunch was good advice. The restaurants were busy.

There are a lot of steps in the walks to be aware of,but the views are stunning.

Walking The Amalfi Coast is up there as one of our best holidays.  The organisation by Inntravel was excellent, the walks were easy to follow and although sometimes challenging, were so rewarding; they made every knee popping, mosquito biting, exhausting minute, worth it! The Amalfi coastal towns are so pretty, however, the only way to see this beautiful part of the world is to walk the coast. The scenery was breath-taking and as you walk along the paths looking down on these beautiful coastal towns in the distance, feeling like you are the only ones ever to have walked this path, it feels like you are in paradise.  We can't wait to do our next one!

We travel with Inntravel as your walks are so interesting and diverse. The walking notes are excellent and the accommodation is always so interesting and of a great standard no matter what the star rating is. For us, as older walkers, it was challenging with the climbing up and down but that was explained on your website so we were prepared. All the information in the walking notes is up to date and the facts provided are interesting and add to the experience. The add ons, especially Sorrento and Naples, made it a lovely extended holiday.

Quality of hotels very good and lovely welcoming receptionists. Luggage always delivered without an issue. Taxi drivers, friendly, large comfortable vehicles and most informative. Local residents on walks went out of their way to offer us their homegrown produce, lemons, figs, grapes :) Italy pleased to see visitors return. Be aware of number of steps climbed and descended if you have any knee issues - they are relentless. Amazing meal at Hotel de Torri - very tasty meat and fish barbecue. No swimming pool at Hotel Parsifal even though listed in details. Great house wines at most establishments. Lovely to eat outside on most evenings. Visitors be aware - MOSQUITOES take antihistamine as creams such as antisthane just are not enough. If visiting CAPRI - would recommend walkway to Capri Central rather than wait for furnicular.  If visiting Pompeii be aware that very little shade so 4/5 hours quite exhausting - perhaps book for a cloudier day. Train disruption at the moment can take hours to reach Pompeii due to temporary buses so we took a taxi.