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- The best Amalfi Coast tour packages
- What people love about touring Amalfi Coast
- See Amalfi Coast your way
- Amalfi Coast tour companies
- Popular Amalfi Coast Cruise Ships
- Where to start your Amalfi Coast trip
- Discover Amalfi Coast tours for every budget
- Tours for every type of group
- Amalfi Coast itineraries by length
- Traveler types and experiences
- Best time to visit Amalfi Coast
- Amalfi Coast travel guides - curated by our experts
- Contact our Amalfi Coast travel experts
- What our customers ask about Amalfi Coast Tours & Trips
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Amalfi Coast Walking - Agriturismo
191 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The food was amazing, and the walks were great.”
David, traveled in July
The iconic Path of the Gods trek leads to Positano, while Villa Cimbrone in Ravello and Capri's limestone cliffs beckon. Luna d'Agerola agriturismo in San Lazzaro offers homemade meals and wine tastings. Optional visits to UNESCO sites Pompeii and Herculaneum for $60.
Duration 8 days Destinations Naples, Agerola, Bomerano, San Lazzaro, Ravello, Capri, Riserva Statale Valle delle Ferriere, Pompeii, Positano Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From $4,010
14% Off- NZ$3,440You save $570
Highlights of the Amalfi Coast
105 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The sights were spectacular. The smaller group size made it much easier to manage.”
Eldon, traveled in October
Family-run Hotel Due Torri in Bomerano anchors your Amalfi Coast adventure. The Path of the Gods to Positano, Villa Cimbrone in Ravello, Herculaneum ruins and Pompeii archaeological site await, plus a boat trip to Capri with optional Mount Vesuvius climb.
Duration 8 days Destinations Bomerano, Positano, Pompei, Amalfi, Capri, Ravello Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
14% Off- NZ$3,706
Amalfi Coast Walking - Hotel Risorgimento
32 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Seeing the Amalfi coast was beautiful.”
Fiona, traveled in September
The historic Hotel Risorgimento in San Lazzaro serves as your base for Amalfi Coast adventures including Ravello's gardens and Positano's beaches. Follow the legendary Walk of the Gods, visit Capri's Villa Lysis, and tour UNESCO sites Pompeii and Herculaneum. Daily guided hikes average 10km with stunning coastal views.
Duration 8 days Destinations Naples, San Lazzaro, Bomerano, Amalfi, Riserva Statale Valle delle Ferriere, Capri, Pompei, Positano Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From
14% Off- NZ$3,440
Amalfi Coast: Hike & Kayak (from Naples to Minori)
18 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This is my first group tour and it surpassed my expectations. Each day was varied and well paced.”
Deborah, traveled in May
The UNESCO-listed Amalfi Coast reveals its beauty through the Path of the Gods trek and Valle delle Ferriere nature reserve. Local hotels provide comfort while kayaking to Santacroce Beach, exploring Villa Rufolo in Ravello, and cruising to Capri's Blue Grotto. Rated 4.5/5 from 15+ reviews.
Duration 8 days Destinations Naples, Pompeii, Mount Vesuvius, Agerola, Positano, Minori, Capri, Ravello Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From
14% Off- NZ$4,300
Rome to Amalfi (from Rome to Amalfi)
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Great tour, lots to see and very well organized! That path of the gods is a big one.”
Benoit, traveled in July
The Amalfi Coast sparkles from Positano to Minori. The Path of the Gods offers stunning coastal views, while Capri's Blue Grotto and gelato-making in Sorrento delight visitors. Authentic hotels near Amalfi's Cattedrale di Sant'Andrea and Valley of Dragons provide comfortable rest.
Duration 8 days Destinations Rome, Naples, Pompeii, Mount Vesuvius, Sorrento, Capri, Positano, Minori, Amalfi Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From $4,270
10% Off- NZ$3,843You save $427
What people love about touring Amalfi Coast
- Amalfi Coast Walking - Agriturismo
Lovely holiday, beautiful setting, good company, perfect walks and great food. The guide could not have been more helpful and managed to be both friendly and professional at the same time. I would recommend this holiday to others.,
- 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.
- Amalfi Coast Walking - Hotel Risorgimento
I had a great time in this active trip called Amalfi Coast Walking - Hotel Risorgimento, and I would have given 5 stars if the description of the hikes were more correctly explained, or if of the difficult hikes were interchangeable with less strenuous days. The first three walks were very difficult, not “leisurely” as described. The Pino Gorge walk to San Lazaro of 5 kilometers, that took about 2 hours was nothing but easy. On our cellulars we recorded over 10,000 steps and 50 flors up. There were an equal number of floors down, and not easy at all. The steps were uneven, really high, broken, slippery and it was dangerous to take your eyes away from them. The afternoon walk was longer, and harder, being described by a fellow traveler as “Stairway to Heaven”. Next day, another walk on the Ancient Republic’s Path. This was more difficult than the day before. We covered 6 kilometers. The description in the itinerary states “a total ascent of 90 meters and a 755 meters decent. The health data on my cellphone showed 21,863 steps and 116 floors up. I regret I don’t have the exact number of floors we descended, but they were astronomical, considering the 755 meters of decent. The following day half of us were afraid to attempt the “Walk in the Ferreire NP” and missed that visit. Scheduling three days in a row long, three difficult walks was a mistake, and describing them as leisurely, or even moderate was not accurate. We are only people, not related to Superman. For the rest of the trip, visiting Ravello, Capri Island, Pompeii, Herculaneum, and ending with the Path of the Gods descent was great, but still not easy. I have to highly recommend the Hotel Risorgimento, were we spent a week. It was really impressive that in a small, not touristic town, to find such high quality place, excellent food, cleanness, present owners. We were treated as family, respected and made welcome. That was an excellent choice.
See Amalfi Coast your way
The Path of the Gods is where our walking tours really shine, and we base several 8-day trips in San Lazzaro, a village set 650 meters up where the temperatures stay cool and the views stretch for miles. Each day brings something different - you might find yourself exploring the Valle delle Ferriere nature reserve, where the unique climate helps rare plants grow, then the next day you're walking down old limestone steps toward Amalfi. Our travelers often mention how much they enjoy mixing challenging walks with cultural stops, like watching fresh mozzarella being made at local farms. The routes vary from easy 4.5km walks through lemon groves to more challenging 13km trails with some serious ups and downs. What our customers really appreciate are the quiet paths most tourists never find, especially those hidden trails above Positano that keep you away from the busy spots.
See all Hiking & Trekking toursExplore a wide diversity of coach / bus tours through Amalfi Coast. We have 8 adventures that vary from 3 days to 8 days. With the greatest number of departures in May, this is also the most popular time of the year.
See all Coach / Bus toursOur explorer tours really get into the heart of the Amalfi region, starting with 5 days of private guided experiences. Many travelers tell us they love kicking off in Naples, where they get to taste proper local pizza before heading south to explore the Vesuvius area and its vineyards for some wine tasting. We've picked hotels along the coast that offer something special - quite a few have rooftop spaces where you can look out over the Bay of Naples. There's also a great tour that combines time at Pompeii's ancient sites with visits to small limoncello makers in Sorrento, where families still use traditional methods passed down through generations. Our local guides know all the quiet spots, especially on Capri and along the coastline where they can show you photography spots that most people walk right past.
Explore a wide diversity of partially guided tours through Amalfi Coast. We have 98 adventures that vary from 3 days to 17 days. With the greatest number of departures in October, this is also the most popular time of the year.
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Where to start your Amalfi Coast trip
Most of our travelers start their Amalfi Coast trips from Rome - about 40 of them chose the capital as their jumping-off point. Naples isn't far behind with 33 travelers beginning there, while another 6 tours kick off from Sorrento. Looking at our booking patterns, you'll want to lock in your dates around 3.5 months ahead (that's 109 days), particularly if you're planning a summer visit when spots fill quickly. The smartest way to get around combines private transfers with local ferries - it gives you views and flexibility that our regular travelers really value. Sorrento works well as a home base since you can easily reach both the coastal towns and places like Pompeii. The local SITA buses save money but tend to get packed during busy hours, so catching early morning rides typically means more comfortable trips.
Tours for every budget
The 3-day tours from Rome hit the main spots without breaking the bank. You'll cruise down the 'Sun Route' highway, grab proper Neapolitan pizza and explore Pompeii's ancient streets with guides who know their history. Staying at 4-star hotels in Sorrento gives you a solid base, and the included dinners let you try local dishes without extra costs. The Blue Grotto visits can be hit-or-miss due to weather, but when it works out, our customers love it. While some note you could piece together similar stops independently for less money, having transport and entrance fees bundled makes life easier. It works especially well for first-timers who want some structure but also free time to wander through Sorrento's lemon groves and local shops.
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Tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
165 tours in Amalfi CoastExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Amalfi Coast. We have 165 adventures that vary from 3 days to 17 days. With the greatest number of departures in October, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Small Group
73 tours in Amalfi CoastSmall-group Amalfi Coast tours keep things intimate with 8-17 participants, letting you connect with both guides and fellow travelers. From our base in San Lazzaro, set at 650 meters up, you'll find walks ranging from gentle 4.5km strolls through fragrant lemon groves to full 13km coastal trails that test your legs. TourRadar customers often mention guides like Marco Marotta, Matteo and also Renato who share fascinating local insights, especially on combined hiking-kayaking days where you paddle to secluded coves and walk paths most tourists never see. The food experiences get hands-on at family farms, where you'll make mozzarella and traditional pasta, while our 5-day tours from Naples include wine tastings at vineyards near Vesuvius. Though the Path of the Gods appears in many itineraries, our guides know exactly when to visit to avoid the busiest times. Winter brings peaceful walks through Pompeii, spring covers coastal paths in wildflowers and autumn brings grape harvest season. Many guests tell us that staying in family agriturismos with just 11 rooms adds a personal touch, while the mix of private transfers and local ferries gives you both comfort and an authentic taste of coastal life.
Private / Personalized
51 tours in Amalfi CoastPrivate tours really open up the Amalfi Coast's quieter corners. Our clients love starting in Naples with street food walks through Spaccanapoli, then taking their time at Pompeii with archaeologist guides who adjust the commentary to your interests. From your Sorrento base, experienced drivers handle those winding coastal roads while you take in the scenery. Many guests tell us about wonderful afternoons at family wineries near Vesuvius, enjoying five-course lunches paired with local wines. Want extra time photographing Positano or visiting a traditional limoncello maker? The guides adapt easily. Having private transport proves especially useful when moving between towns with luggage, avoiding the packed local buses entirely.
Amalfi Coast itineraries by length
Our 3-day tours from Rome or Naples hit the main highlights quickly and efficiently. You'll get solid archaeological insights at Pompeii from local guides who know every corner of the ancient streets. Most travelers base themselves at Sorrento hotels like the Vesuvio, which has great food and a pool with prime Bay of Naples views. The Capri day trip usually includes the Blue Grotto, though sea conditions can be tricky - our guides always have backup plans ready. Many guests tell us the limoncello tastings in Sorrento's old town end up being an unexpected high point of their short stay.
Week-long tours let you settle into the local rhythm properly. You'll get hands-on at family farms, picking fresh ingredients before learning traditional pasta-making techniques. Our travelers love how the days flow - maybe exploring Positano's steep streets in the morning, then catching the sunset from a quiet Ravello terrace. Some tours keep one home base in Sorrento, while others move between different coastal spots. The Naples portion includes a really interesting migrant-led walking tour that shows the city's hidden sides, plus visits to small lemon farms where families still make limoncello the traditional way.
Ten days gives you time to venture from coastal Sorrento all the way to inland Matera. You'll start with deep dives into Sorrento's food culture - think local cheese, olive oil and wine tastings with experts who know their stuff. Private guides at Pompeii share stories that bring the ruins to life, and you'll see how Capri and Anacapri each have their own distinct feel. The relaxed pace means free days to browse Positano's shops or just watch local life from a cafe. The journey to Matera shows you a totally different Italy, where local guides walk you through the fascinating cave homes called Sassi.
Traveler types and experiences
Solo travelers connect well on our 4-day budget tours, which bring together 8-17 like-minded explorers - just the right size to make friends while keeping things personal. Starting in Naples, you'll visit Pompeii before heading to shared rooms in Sorrento with Vesuvius views. Our travelers often mention the social vibe during group dinners and evening swims at ancient Roman pools. The guides plan evening activities but leave plenty of free time too. You can join group trips to Capri or wander through Sorrento's quiet lemon groves and side streets at your own speed.Our private tours for couples start in Naples with personal guides who lead food tours through the winding Spaccanapoli district before moving on to Sorrento. The wine tastings near Vesuvius are a highlight - you'll get five courses paired with local wines at family estates. Private drivers know all the best photo spots along the coast and when to give couples space in places like Positano and Ravello. Many couples tell us they love taking evening boat rides around Capri, seeing the rocky coastline in the golden light after the day crowds head home.The 7-day active tours appeal to young adults, mixing coastal kayaking with solid hiking challenges. From Naples, you'll explore Pompeii's ruins and tackle the Path of the Gods trail to Positano. There's time built in for beach visits, cooking classes and Capri boat trips between guided activities. Our travelers in their 20s and 30s really like staying in Minori - it's just 15 minutes from Amalfi but feels much more local. They mention how well the tours balance physical activity, historical sites and social time.Our walking tours based in San Lazzaro at 650 meters work well for senior travelers, keeping temperatures pleasant year-round. The walks range from easy 4.5km strolls through lemon groves to moderate 13km trails, and guides adjust the pace as needed. Travelers appreciate having two different airport transfer times and staying in cozy family agriturismos with just 11 rooms. The days mix cultural activities like mozzarella-making demos and cooking classes with gentle walks. Our guests often mention how useful the provided walking poles are, and how the guides choose perfect scenic spots for breaks.Our Positano-based family tours mix sightseeing with activities that keep kids interested and active. Children really get into the pizza-making classes where they receive certificates, plus they love watching fresh mozzarella come together at local cheese factories. The Walk of the Gods trail works well for families - our guides know exactly where to stop for picnics with Capri views in the distance. Many of our families choose to stay in Bomerano's family-run hotels, where owners get the kids involved in cooking demos and organize impromptu football matches while parents take some time to relax. Our guides adjust their style nicely between age groups, managing teenage energy and younger kids' attention spans during Pompeii visits and Vesuvius climbs.
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- Couples153 tours
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- Seniors (50+)94 tours All tours for Seniors
Best time to visit Amalfi Coast
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Autumn brings out the best in our food tours, right when grape and olive harvests are happening. Lots of travelers choose walking tours that mix moderate hikes with seasonal activities - one day you're picking lemons for limoncello, the next you're learning traditional pasta making. Private tours take advantage of quiet trails to Ravello's gardens and include long lunches at hillside vineyards. With the sea staying warm through October and summer crowds gone, our combined hiking and kayaking tours become particularly good value. For private tours that go beyond the usual tourist spots, Soleto Travel's guides Gabriella and Mariano consistently receive high marks from TourRadar customers. These local experts adapt the schedule to your interests and handle all the logistics - from picking you up at your hotel to timing visits when places are less crowded. If you prefer organized tours but still want quality time at each stop, Carrani Tours runs a nice option called "Beautiful Amalfi Coast" that includes an interesting deep-dive into local lemon cultivation. Our travelers especially like the selected hotels and the hands-on experience learning about limoncello production. For those who want to get active, there's a combined hiking and kayaking tour that lets you see the coast from totally different angles. The guides Marco Marotta, Matteo and also Renato know exactly where to take you - like hidden coves you can only reach by water and walking paths above the usual tourist routes. They share lots of local knowledge about the geology, flora and culture while keeping the pace comfortable for different fitness levels. What makes this tour an adventure is paddling through sea caves, swimming in secluded spots and hiking paths that most visitors never see. The combination of land and water activities gives you a really complete perspective of how the dramatic coastline was formed and how local communities have adapted to living on these steep slopes over centuries.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter tours adapt nicely to the quieter season, especially our popular 3-day trips from Rome. You'll get Pompeii almost to yourself and stay in comfortable 4-star Sorrento hotels where dinner's included. Between November and March, we swap the usual Capri boat rides for extra time in Sorrento - perfect for visiting limoncello makers and trying local dishes without rushing. Private tours work really well in winter; our experienced drivers know how to handle any weather and can easily adjust the schedule if it rains.
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- Spring 2026
Spring makes our walking tours come alive as wildflowers pop up along ancient paths and temperatures hit that sweet spot for hiking. The 8-day walking program from San Lazzaro gets booked up fast, with routes ranging from easy 4.5km walks through fragrant lemon groves to proper 13km hikes with mountain panoramas. Our guides pair Pompeii visits with tastings at Vesuvius vineyards and also cooking sessions using fresh spring ingredients from family farms. The Path of the Gods really shines this time of year - you'll get clear Mediterranean views and find fewer people on those old limestone steps to Positano.
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- Summer 2026
Summer's when our boat tours hit their stride, especially those mixing hiking with coastal kayaking. Many guests pick tours that blend active mornings exploring spots like Valle delle Ferriere's unique ecosystem with afternoons swimming at hidden beaches or paddling to quiet coves. Private tours become extra valuable now - you'll skip the crowds with early entry to popular sites and spend afternoons at family agriturismos in the hills. Our multi-day trips split between Sorrento and Capri help you dodge the mainland crowds and include evening boat rides when it's cooler.
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What's the best way to get around the Amalfi Coast towns?
Getting around the Amalfi Coast can be a bit tricky with those winding mountain roads. You've got SITA buses running between towns pretty regularly but they do get packed especially in summer - like our travelers found out on the "Walking the Amalfi Coast" tour where that 40-minute ride from Amalfi to Bomerano was quite an adventure! Ferries are really nice if you want those amazing views especially going between Sorrento Amalfi and Positano though schedules change with the seasons. If you want things easier and don't mind spending more private drivers are your best bet - just ask David who loved having a private van on their Naples and Amalfi Coast tour.
Which hidden spots should I check out on the Amalfi Coast?
While everyone heads to Positano Amalfi and Ravello you might want to discover some quieter places like Atrani Praiano and Maiori. Atrani's this lovely little village right next to Amalfi where you can really feel that authentic Italian coastal life without the crowds. Praiano's got these incredible views and amazing food while Maiori gives you the coast's biggest beach with a more laid-back feel. One of our travelers on the "Highlights of Sorrento Capri and Amalfi Coast Private Tour" really loved how peaceful Maiori was compared to the busier spots.
Where can I find natural beauty away from the tourist spots?
The Amalfi Coast's got some incredible natural spots if you know where to look. The "Path of the Gods" is this amazing hiking trail between Bomerano and Positano with views that'll take your breath away - our TourRadar travelers on both the "Hike & Kayak" and "Highlights" tours couldn't stop talking about it. There's this special place called "Valle delle Ferriere" nature reserve where you'll find waterfalls and unique plants growing in their own little microclimate. Taking a boat tour shows you hidden beaches and caves you just can't see from land giving you a whole different perspective.
What local foods should I definitely try?
The food here is something else! You've got to try "Scialatielli" this thick pasta with medieval roots that's especially good in Minori - our "Enchanting Southern Italy" tour guests loved it. Don't miss "Delizia al limone" in Sorrento it's this amazing lemon sponge cake that's just perfect after dinner. "Sfogliatella" is everywhere and once you try this shell-shaped pastry filled with ricotta you'll see why. The seafood's incredible super fresh and local and if you're lucky you might get to experience what our travelers did on the "Highlights" tour - a five-course lunch with wine pairings at a vineyard right on Mount Vesuvius.