For nature lovers and hikers you must not miss the pristine paths of the Amalfi Coast.
The Lattari Mountains, up to Campanella Point, constitute a territory that is one of the most suggestive and celebrated of the world. It is an impressive show and imposing view of precipitous cliffs above the "pending waves".

The area of the Lattari mountains provides a hike that can offer a unique vacation experience: the itinerary unwinds in the silence of the mountainous calm, with scenery of haunting panoramas, far from the coastal congestion and the ribbon of asphalt highways.

The trails run across places of incomparable beauty, rich with history and culture, and are not particularly difficult: Hikes can accommodate all levels, even those with a minimum of experience.

Groups of young people that are nature lovers organize ecological walks for interested tourists to rediscover the origins of the earth and the sea. The walks lead over paths where the colors, the perfumes and the odors have lost each real relationship with nature, the mother nature.

Il Sentiero degli Dei
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Billed as "The Path of the Gods" this route lives up to its name with dramatic views of a rugged coastline, and distant sightings as far as the island of Capri. Allow 4h30 mins walking time.
Agerola buses take you from Amalfi to Bomerano. On the bus, having driven up innumerable hairpin bends and reached the level ground of the Agerola plain, to get to Bomerano main square, alight at the third bus stop (Say to the driver "Per favore, ci può far scendere alla fermata per Bomerano?" to get him to put you down there.) Turn left up a narrow road for 200m/yds to the main square.

From Praiano you can also choose to meet the Sentiero degli Dei about 500m downhill from Colle Serra, via the Convent of San Domenico.
If you walk up from Praiano, it's worth walking a couple of hundred metres towards Bomerano, beyond Colle Serra, as far as the pinnacolo with the marble plaque in memory of Giustino Fortunato, the economist who named the Path.

To start the walk, facing Bomerano church, take the narrow road going left out of the square (faded sign ŒVia Penina¹; red/white sign Route 27). The road descends, passes under a road bridge and,after 200m/yds, becomes concrete then stone steps. At the foot of the steps, turn right over a narrow footbridge and climb rough concrete steps up to a road. Turn left and follow the road for 500m/yds to its end below Grotta Biscotto, cave containing some medieval animal pens. A mule track now takes you on the level with dramatic views for 1km to Colle la Serra ­ a junction of wide tracks by a crucifix on the garden wall of a white house.
With your back to this house, pick up orange/red dot waymarks following the narrow path that ascends straight ahead. Then it bends up left away from an abandoned building. The path soon levels off among terraces. The waymarks are your guide for the next two hours as you make way across a wild mountainside, either on the level or with a gently descending tendency, always with the slope up to your right. The orange/red dots are quite frequent so, if you have not seen one for about 50m/yds, retrace your steps to where you last saw one. Be alert when passing through bushes. Eventually you enter Nocelle on a level path by houses. The path turns left down to a shrine and water tap in the centre of the village.

Continue on the level path and out of the village on a level path overlooking a ravine. This leads to a motor road and beyond down to Monte Pertuso. In Monte Pertuso enter the piazza on the mountain side of the road. From its far left corner, take the alley going half left. After 250m/yds of gentle ascent, go left down steps, cross the road, and continue down, turning right after just 10m/yds. Broad steps now take you down to the first houses in Positano and a T-junction. Turn left for 100m/yds to a footbridge. Cross this and descend to the main road. Go left for 20m/yds for the steps down to the centre of Positano.