moderate
6 hours
Good cardiovascular fitness recommended due to varied elevation and trail length
Trek the legendary Path of the Gods with Explore Sorrento and soak in sweeping views of the Amalfi Coast. This 6-hour journey mixes rugged coastal hiking, ancient vineyards, and cultural stops for a true taste of Italy’s outdoor heritage.
All ages • 6 Hours • Between the sea and the sky • It's trekking time!
Embark on an unforgettable 6-hour trek along the renowned Path of the Gods, where the stunning Amalfi Coast unfolds before you. Experience breathtaking views, explore charming vineyards and ancient monasteries, and savor local delicacies at a shepherd’s shelter. This unique journey blends nature, culture, and adventure in one captivating experience.
Approx. 6 hours
What you are going to live today is an experience the you’ll never forget. Our guide picks you up at a meeting point and drives you to Bomerano or Nocelle to start the famous Path of the Gods. Hiking in between the sky and the sea, from this marvelous path, it is possible to admire one of the most breathtaking panoramas on earth: a stunning view of the Amalfi Coast which ranges from the archipelago of the Sirens to the Island of Capri. Through old vineyards, terraces, farmhouses and monasteries, you will have the feeling of being in a beautiful painting with an ever-changing landscape. A stop at a sheperd’s shelter to taste the local products and listen to some of his life adventures, is a must!
Pick-up at a meeting • Transfer to Bomerano or Nocelle • Circle trekking path of about 7.5 km – 3.5 hours • Hiking poles
The trail has steep and uneven sections where poles help maintain balance and reduce knee strain.
Expect rocky surfaces and narrow paths; trail runners or light hiking boots are best.
Although there’s a stop at a shepherd’s shelter, bringing hydration and modest snacks helps keep energy steady.
The Path of the Gods is popular, so a morning start offers quieter trail sections and cooler temperatures.
The Path of the Gods dates back centuries as a mule route connecting mountain villages and was vital for local trade and communication.
Local efforts focus on maintaining trail integrity and limiting erosion by controlling foot traffic and educating hikers on minimizing environmental impact.
Provide extra balance on steep and rocky sections typical of this trail.
Prepare for temperature changes between shaded climbs and open ridges.
Stay hydrated, especially during hotter months under the Mediterranean sun.
summer specific
Grip and foot protection are critical for the rocky and uneven path surfaces.