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8 Day Amalfi Coast Itinerary, incl. Positano and Pompeii
Six destinations reveal their charm over 8 days, from Path of the Gods trek to Positano to Capri boat rides. Hotel Due Torri in Bomerano serves as base while visiting Herculaneum ruins, Pompeii archaeological site, and Villa Cimbrone in Ravello.
- Day 1
Bomerano (Agerola)
Take a 1 hour 20 minute transfer from Naples to the quiet village of Bomerano in Agerola. "The hotel feels like a second home with its family atmosphere and amazing local food." Settle into Hotel Due Torri run by the Acampora family and enjoy your first authentic Italian dinner.
- Day 2
Amalfi & Positano
Take a morning bus down to Amalfi, Italy's oldest maritime republic. Visit the cathedral and optional paper museum before a 20-minute boat ride to Positano. "Approaching Positano from the sea is breathtaking - the colorful buildings against the cliffs are unforgettable." Visit the cathedral in Amalfi before 11am to avoid the crowds.
- Day 3
Herculaneum & Pompeii
Spend a full day at these two incredible archaeological sites. Start with Herculaneum in the morning when it's quieter and cooler. "While Pompeii is larger, Herculaneum's ruins are better preserved - don't skip either site." The drive takes about an hour each way. You'll need sturdy shoes for the uneven ancient streets.
- Day 4
Path of the Gods
Walk the famous cliff-side path from Bomerano to Positano. "The Path of the Gods requires good hiking shoes and some scrambling over rocks in places." Stop to watch mozzarella being made at a local cheesemaker. The 4km walk has amazing coastal views but can be challenging. You can take the bus down to Positano if you want to skip the 1,700 steps.
- Day 5
Free Day Options
You can visit either Sorrento or Naples today. "For Sorrento, catch the early bus to maximize your time exploring the charming old town." If you choose Naples, visit the Archaeological Museum for the best Pompeii artifacts. Note that it's closed on Tuesdays.
- Day 6
Capri
Take a boat from Amalfi to Capri but check conditions first as rough seas can cancel services. "Take the chairlift to Monte Solaro early for the best views before crowds arrive." Visit Villa Jovis later and spend time exploring Capri town's boutique-lined streets.
- Day 7
Ravello
Spend your final full day in beautiful Ravello. "The gardens and infinity terrace are most magical in morning light" at Villa Cimbrone, which costs €6 to enter. Spend a peaceful afternoon in Ravello's elegant squares before your farewell dinner in Bomerano.
- Day 8
Departure
Time to leave the Amalfi Coast. The hotel lets you use their facilities after checkout if you have a late flight. Consider staying longer to see more of the area.
8 Days in Amalfi Coast, incl. Bomerano and Positano
Over 8 days, guests hike Valle delle Ferriere reserve to secret waterfalls, visit UNESCO-listed Pompeii with expert guides, and climb Mount Vesuvius crater. Hotel Due Torri in Bomerano serves as base camp, offering authentic Campanian cuisine between 4-5 hour daily treks through 9 destinations.
- Day 1
Bomerano
Start your journey in quiet Bomerano away from the busy coast. Check into Hotel Due Torri where the Acampora family runs their welcoming establishment. One guest shared: "The hotel staff were like family making us feel at home from the moment we arrived." Take a walk around the village in the evening to get your bearings.
- Days 2-3
Monte Tre Calli & Amalfi Town
Begin with a circular hike up Monte Tre Calli for sweeping views of the coast and Capri Island. The next day walk down to Amalfi town on about 2,000 steps. Start by 8:30 AM to avoid the hot sun and bring hiking poles to protect your knees. After reaching Amalfi spend your afternoon exploring the Duomo or swimming in the Mediterranean.
- Day 4
Vesuvius & Pompeii
Take a morning transfer to Mount Vesuvius (90 minutes). Walk around the crater for unique views over Naples Bay. Consider booking the optional volcanologist tour to learn about the volcano. Head to Pompeii after lunch arriving around 2 PM when crowds thin out. Spend an extra €10 for a local guide to get the most from your visit.
- Day 5
Valle delle Ferriere
Start in Ravello with time to see Villa Cimbrone before hiking. The trail through Valle delle Ferriere Nature Reserve shows you a different side of the area. One visitor noted: "The moss-covered waterfalls and ancient paper mills made this my favorite day." Wear grippy shoes since paths near the waterfalls can be slick.
- Day 6
Free Day Options
Spend today relaxing in Bomerano or take a trip out. The hotel can arrange transport to Herculaneum or boat rides to Capri (€38 slow boat €44 hydrofoil). If you choose Capri take the earliest boat to avoid crowds.
- Day 7
Path of the Gods
End your hiking with the famous Path of the Gods route to Positano. Leave early to beat the heat and crowds. You'll see incredible coastal views but some spots are quite exposed if you're afraid of heights. The walk down to Positano includes 1,700 steps. Reward yourself with a swim before taking the boat back to Amalfi when the service runs.
- Day 8
Departure
Head to Naples airport early. If you have a later flight the hotel will store your bags while you enjoy one last morning in Bomerano.
10 Days Mediterranean Cruise, incl. Malta and Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi Coast's jewels shine over 10 days, from Giardini Naxos' ancient ruins to Capri's Marina Grande. Sorrento's narrow streets offer views of Mount Vesuvius, while the 9th-century Duomo di Amalfi impresses. Luxury awaits aboard Emerald Sakara with 26 included meals.
- Days 1-2
Valletta, Malta
Start your journey in Malta's historic capital. Visit St. John's Co-Cathedral before 9 AM to avoid the crowds and see Caravaggio's masterpieces. Watch the sunset from Upper Barrakka Gardens for the best harbor views. Take the restored vintage elevator to the waterfront for €1. Wear comfortable shoes since Valletta's steep streets can be challenging in summer.
- Day 3
Giardini Naxos & Strait of Messina
Your ship docks in this charming Sicilian resort town. Take the 20-minute bus to Taormina and arrive before 10 AM to avoid tour groups at the Greek Theatre. Watch from the top deck as you cruise through the Strait of Messina in the afternoon. You might spot the Stromboli volcano in the distance.
- Day 4
Lipari
Visit the largest of the Aeolian Islands. Skip the busy hydrofoil dock area and walk 10 minutes north to Marina Corta for peaceful cafes. Visit the Archaeological Museum in the morning to avoid the heat. Stop by Bar d'Alfredo near the main street for the island's best granita.
- Day 5
Amalfi
Your ship anchors in the Bay of Naples with tender service to shore. Explore the town early before the crowds arrive. Climb the Duomo's 57 steps for great views. You can take a local boat to Positano (30 minutes) but return by 4 PM before the winds pick up.
- Day 6
Capri
Visit the Blue Grotto early morning or late afternoon to avoid long waits. Take the funicular from Marina Grande to Capri Town for €2 instead of waiting for taxis. Skip the busy piazzetta and explore the quiet paths toward Villa Jovis.
- Day 7
Sorrento
Take the early Circumvesuviana train to Pompeii to avoid crowds and heat. Back in Sorrento, visit Villa Comunale park for beautiful gulf views. Explore the historic center's back streets instead of the tourist-filled Corso Italia.
- Day 8
Gaeta
Experience authentic Italian life in this hidden gem. Visit Montagna Spaccata early for the best photos. Check out the local fish market near the port at 7 AM.
- Day 9
Porto Ercole
Start with the Spanish fortresses in the cool morning hours. The uphill walk to Forte Stella takes 30 minutes but offers incredible views. Plan water activities for early morning before the yacht traffic picks up.
- Day 10
Civitavecchia
The cruise ends at Rome's port. Plan for at least 90 minutes to reach Rome's airports. Book afternoon flights to avoid morning traffic.
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What people love about 10-day Amalfi Coast tours
- Highlights of the Amalfi Coast
The tour was very good and enabled us to very easily see the key sights around Naples and the Almafi Coast as part of a longer holiday relaxing on the beach and seeing several sites not covered by the tour. The tour was well organised with interesting fellow travellers and good value for money.
- Walking the Amalfi Coast
Amazing!! So so much fun and the walks and views and food were all sensational!! Should definitely be noted that this really should not be labelled as a ‘leisure to moderate’ activity level if you are not used to walking 10km on unveven/hinterland/mountainous terrain. Large majority of people in my group used walking polls everyday and although were able to complete the walks, they were mildly challenging in some parts. But besides that, oh my gosh would recommend this tour to anyone who wants an awesome, insightful and really unique, atypical experience of Italy, you honestly learn so much and the people that do these tours (at least in my group) are so likeminded, open, genuine people and make the whole experience that much better! The accommodation is soooo lovely and the staff are absolutely fantastic! Severio was awesome, and really did his best to accommodate for everyone and we all felt like a family with his support and guidance. You won’t be disappointed with this tour!! ☺️☺️☺️
- Amalfi Coast Walking - Agriturismo
I would suggest that Explore give more detail about the level of walking experience needed, and more clarity on the gradient. A total ascent/descent doesn't give a clear picture of the gradient of the ascent/descent. I managed it but my companion and others on the trip found it much too difficult, which was disappointing for them. I had to miss out on the two later medium walks but still had a great time and loved the places that we visited.