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Amalfi Stroll & Roll

Explore the Amalfi Coast's fairytale villages perched along the sparkling Mediterranean Sea

Highlights

  • Multi-activity: hiking & biking
  • Tasting all the storied flavors of Campania: fresh veggies, gnocchi, local wines, olive oil and so much more
  • Explore the best of the region: Positano, Ravello, Capri and Paestum
  • Immersing all your senses in the wondrous Amalfi Coast
  • Discover the real & locally-made limoncello, Amalfi’s lemon liqueur

Description

On this combo hiking-and-biking tour of the Amalfi Coast and Cilento, the beauty of pastel villages atop cliffs that plunge toward the shimmering blue Mediterranean will intoxicate your senses. Along one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world, we follow peaceful trails and coastal roads past silvery olive trees, secluded fishing inlets, sandy beach resorts, and aromatic citrus groves. Days filled with wonder and beauty conclude deliciously with evening feasts that abound in savory southern Italian cuisine, famous for its richness of flavor and natural ingredients. Fettuccine al limone, zuppa di pesce, risotto alla marinara, or spaghettini alle vongole are just a few of the traditional dishes that will seduce your taste buds and inspire you to celebrate the bounty and goodness of life itself!

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  • Price

    Apr: $4,395
    May: $4,495
    Sep - Oct: $4,595

  • Single Supplement

    $900

  • Ability Level

    Athletic beginner

  • Terrain

    Hike: Steps, some hills<br>Cycling: flat to rolling

  • Distance

    Total Mileage: 98 mi
    Daily Average: Walk 5, Bike 23

  • Departing

    Santa Maria di Castellabate

  • Arriving

    Positano

  • Bike Rental

    Included!

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  • Dates

    • May 24, 2012
    • September 22, 2012
    • October 2, 2012
     
Day 1–3: Positano, Montepertuso and Capri
Positano, Montepertuso and Capri

Day 1: Meet on the terrace of the hotel overlooking the bay. After a light lunch, begin the tour with a short hike above the town of Positano to the intricate maze of rooftops and homes in Li Parlati.
Day 2: Hike north through olive groves and farmland to the hamlet towns of Montepertuso and Santa Maria di Castello. Our afternoon hike brings us to treetop level before descending back down to Positano.
Day 3: We take an early morning ferry to Capri from where we walk on pedestrian lanes up to Villa Jovis, Tiberius’ summer playground and site of our relaxing lunchtime picnic.

   
Day 4–5: Amalfi, Ravello and the Valle dei Mulini
Amalfi, Ravello and the Valle dei Mulini

Day 4: Walk down to sea level for a boat shuttle to Amalfi. Once there, enjoy a private guided walking tour of this maritime republic - its glorious cathedral, cloister, and covered pedestrian lanes.
Day 5: Visit the beautiful gardens of Villa Cimbrone in Ravello in the morning. After lunch we descend back to Amalfi through the famous "Valle dei Mulini." Afternoon visit includes also a "limoncello" (lemon liqueur) factory.

     
Day 6–8: Santa Maria di Castellabate, Paestum, Velia and the Cilento
Santa Maria di Castellabate, Paestum, Velia and the Cilento

Day 6: After breakfast we visit an organic mozzarella farm and we taste the locally-made buffalo mozzarella and ice cream! Then we enjoy a guided tour of Paestum's famously preserved 4th C Greek temples.
Day 7: Today we cycle from S. Maria di Castellabate to Acciaroli, Hemingway's favorite resort town. From Acciaroli, the road follows the Mediterranean coastline all the way to Velia. After lunch, we are guided through Velia's vast ancient Hellenic ruins.
Day 8: Today's ride features rolling hills filled with chestnut, lemon, and olive trees through the hilltop towns of Perdifumo, Vatolla and Mercato Cilento.

Day 9: Arrivederci!

Take a 20-min. group shuttle in the morning from San Maria to the Agropoli train station.

Related Testimonials

  • Kate W., West Tisbury, MA had this to say about Amalfi Stroll & Roll:

    I loved the pace of a walking tour. It forces you to slow down and live in the moment, abandoning the frantic pace of home.
  • Harvey S., San Diego, CA had this to say about Amalfi Stroll & Roll:

    We never would have found such wonderful places off the beaten path on our own.

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Average distance per day: 18-35 miles.

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Average distance per day: 35-45 miles.

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Average distance per day: 40-50 miles.

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Average distance per day: 20–30 miles.