
moderate
3 hours
Moderate fitness required—comfortable on uneven terrain and steady walking for several kilometers.
Walk the Path of the Gods on a private, guided trek across dramatic limestone ridges, then sit down to a family-style Neapolitan lunch in uptown Positano. Three hours of coastal panoramas, local history and a full-course meal make this an accessible Amalfi day trip.
A wind that tastes of salt and lemon meets you on the ridge, pushing you along the narrow toe of the Amalfi Coast. From the trailhead above Bomerano the sea opens like a blue road, Capri a distant island punctuation. The Path of the Gods doesn’t whisper—its cliffs call: step carefully, look often. Over three hours you move on ancient tracks carved into limestone, passing terraces that catch sunlight and the occasional fig tree that has clung to the slope for generations.

Begin at first light to avoid heat and crowds; morning light also yields clearer views of Capri and Amalfi.
Wear sturdy hiking shoes with good tread—sections are rocky and occasionally loose underfoot.
Carry at least 1 liter of water and small energy snacks even though bottled water is provided.
Some sections are exposed with significant drop-offs—take small steps, and use trekking poles if unsteady.
The trail follows historical mule tracks and shepherd routes that connected mountain villages to coastal markets; the Amalfi Coast itself was central to the medieval Maritime Republic of Amalfi.
The coastal scrub is fragile—stay on marked paths, pack out waste, and support local businesses to keep trails maintained and communities resilient.
Grip and ankle support are essential for rocky, uneven trail sections.
The ridge can be windy and temperatures drop quickly in the morning or late afternoon.
spring specific
Direct sun on exposed trail sections makes sun protection critical in summer.
summer specific
Useful for stability on loose or downhill sections, and helpful if you have sensitive knees.
fall specific