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Day 1
Arrival Naples - Amalfi Coast (Agerola)
Upon arrival at Naples International Airport meet our assistant around 6.00 pm and transfer to the campus. Enjoy a welcome drink and free time to look at the breathtaking views of the Gulf of Naples.
Overnight in Agerola.
Hotel ( Superior): Campus Principe di Napoli 4* (or similar) -
Day 2
Agerola - Sentiero Degli Dei - Positano
Embark on an awe-inspiring journey along the "Path of the Gods" hiking tour, where breathtaking vistas and natural beauty await at every turn. This guided expedition takes you along one of Italy's most iconic trails, perched high above the Amalfi Coast. Traverse ancient stone pathways, surrounded by fragrant Mediterranean flora, and enjoy panoramic views of the azure Tyrrhenian Sea, dramatic cliffs, and picturesque fishing villages below. At the end, visit Positano, the Amalfi Coast's jewel. You can meander through narrow, winding streets filled with charming boutiques, quaint cafes, and inviting restaurants serving delectable Italian cuisine before driving back to the Campus for dinner.
Overnight in Agerola.
Hotel ( Superior): Campus Principe di Napoli 4* (or similar) -
Day 3
Agerola - Pompeii - Mount Veisivus
After breakfast take a transfer to Pompeii and meet with the local guide. Entering through Porta Marina, you're introduced to the city's rich history before stepping into the heart of public life at the Forum, where ruins of government buildings and temples stand. You explore the well-preserved public baths, imagining the social scenes in the frigidarium, tepidarium, and caldarium. The grand Amphitheatre and nearby theatres reveal Pompeii's vibrant entertainment culture. Walking through the streets, you visit the luxurious House of the Faun and the Villa of the Mysteries, showcasing intricate mosaics and frescoes. A stop at the Lupanar brothel unveils the city's more intimate aspects. The Garden of the Fugitives poignantly displays plaster casts of victims, reminding you of the catastrophic eruption. The tour also highlights religious practices at the Temple of Apollo. Concluding with a walk along the Street of Tombs, the tour leaves you with a profound sense of Pompeii's vibrant life and tragic end, a powerful reminder of history's fragility against nature's forces. Next, we continue with the visit to a local vineyard, where the owners share all the secrets of the grapes and of the wines produced on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, known for their unique character and history. These volcanic wines, often labelled as "Lacryma Christi" (Tears of Christ), thrive in the fertile volcanic soil created by the region's volcanic activity. These wines reflect the terroir and heritage of the Vesuvius region, making them a delightful and intriguing choice for wine enthusiasts. We’ll taste some wines and enjoy a quick lunch of local products. At the end transfer to Mount Vesuvius and hike to its summit, where you can peer into the active crater and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and the Bay of Naples.
Overnight in Agerola.
Hotel ( Superior): Campus Principe di Napoli 4* (or similar) -
Day 4
Agerola - Sorrento
After breakfast transfer to Sorrento and meet with the local guide. A food walking tour of Sorrento is a delectable journey through this charming coastal town in southern Italy. During this experience, you'll explore Sorrento's bustling streets and alleyways while savouring typical products of this area, such as Pizza, Gelato and limoncello. Here you’ll enjoy spectacular views of the Gulf of Naples and Mount Vesuvius and you will be strolling around Sorrento's picturesque streets, interacting with friendly locals and immersing yourself in the warm, welcoming atmosphere of this picturesque town. A food walking tour in Sorrento is a mouthwatering and culturally enriching experience, allowing you to taste the essence of Italian cuisine while exploring the town's beauty and charm. At the end of the tour free time for personal activities before returning back to the campus for dinner. Overnight in Agerola.
Hotel ( Superior): Campus Principe di Napoli 4* (or similar) -
Day 5
Agerola - Capri
After breakfast transfer to the Port of Castellammare and meet with the local guide. After a short ride on a local Hydrofoil, you'll find yourself in the charming Capri Town, to explore its narrow streets, boutique shops, and vibrant piazzas, such as the world known “Piazzetta”. With the local funicular we’ll reach the picturesque Piazzetta, the heart of the island’s social life. The tour also includes a chairlift ride up Monte Solaro, the highest point of the island, where you’re rewarded with spectacular vistas. You will have free time for lunch and shopping before we’ll take the Hydrofoil back to Castellammare and transfer back to the campus. Overnight in Agerola.
Hotel ( Superior): Campus Principe di Napoli 4* (or similar) -
Day 6
Agerola - Naples
Pick up from the hotel and travel to Naples for an urban walking tour. The walk begins with a magical and mysterious place: Castel Sant 'Elmo. Built between 1340 and 1343 under Queen Joanna of Anjou, now a museum, it is located on the Vomero hill overlooking the entire Gulf of Naples. From here the view over the entire city is spectacular and there is no better place to get to know the city. After the visit, a slow descent along the Pedamentina, a staircase between dream and reality. With its 414 steps, connecting the Vomero hill to the historic centre of the city, through a charming and picturesque location. It ends in the Spanish Quarter, up the stairs of San Pasquale and then begins to fall through the alleys of the city. Once entered in the District there will be a route to follow, but the slope of the cobblestones will take the group into the historic centre. Continuing our walk, we’ll reach the Monumental Center of Naples, to explore the city's rich history and stunning architecture. You'll stroll through the heart of Naples, visiting iconic landmarks like the Royal Palace, San Carlo Opera House, and the historic Spaccanapoli Street. Along the way, you'll soak in the vibrant local culture, sample delicious Neapolitan cuisine, and discover the captivating stories and legends that have shaped this historic city. We’ll pay a visit to the Toledo Metro Station (Art Metro), considered one of the most beautiful subway stations in the world. After a long walk, we’ll enjoy one of the symbols of Naples: the Pizza. Neapolitans are proud to say that only in Naples you can taste the real and original Pizza. From the Pizzeria, after a short walk, we’ll reach the Bar Gambrinus, an iconic historic café known for its elegant Belle Époque decor and rich cultural heritage, it has been a gathering place for artists, writers, and intellectuals for over a century. Here we’ll enjoy a very tasty Neapolitan Espresso and a Sfogliatella (ricotta cheese-filled pastry), in a refined and timeless atmosphere. This café is a living testament to Naples' café culture and a place where you can savour both the taste of Italy and its intellectual spirit. You will have some free time before returning to the campus for dinner. Overnight in Agerola.
Hotel ( Superior): Campus Principe di Napoli 4* (or similar) -
Day 7
Agerola
After breakfast at the hotel relax and enjoy free time and get ready for an exclusive experience: the Cooking Class. In this tailor-made cooking class experience you will have the opportunity to discover Italian food and local regional fairs through the teachings of well-known Chefs. Classes are held in the property kitchen; all participants will be in charge of their cooking station and will have a Chef to guide them through the preparations. We’ll learn some secrets of Traditional Neapolitan Cuisine: get your hands dirty preparing the most representative local dishes using exclusively local products such as Fior di Latte di Agerola or Pomodorini del Vesuvio. A dinner will follow where you will enjoy what you have prepared during the class. Overnight in Agerola.
Hotel ( Superior): Campus Principe di Napoli 4* (or similar) - Day 8 Departure from Naples Enjoy your last breakfast and at the agreed time accompanied by our local assistant transfer to the airport for your return flight.
Included
Operated with local English-speaking guides (Day 2-6)
7 night’s accommodation
7 Breakfasts
7 Dinners
Arrival and departure transfer from /to Naples International Airport (Day 1 8)
Shared transportation throughout the tour
Roundtrip hydrofoil to Capri (Day 5)
All entrance fees and activities mentioned in the itinerary: guided Path of the Gods hike and Positano visit (Day 2) Pompeii tour local winery visit and Mount Vesuvius hike (entrance fees included) (Day 3) Sorrento food walking tour (incl. Pizza Ice Cream and Limoncello) (Day 4) Capri tour (Day 5) Naples walking tour (incl. Pizza Sfogliatella and Caffe) (Day 6) cooking class at the campus (Day 7)
Meet & Greet
Welcome Drink
Exclusions
City tax not included payable on the spot
International or domestic flights
Visa fees
Drinks during meals
Optional tours (if any)
Any visit not mentioned in the program
Tips and gratuities
Expenditures of a personal nature or items not stated explicitly in the program
Any alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks mineral water camera/video camera fee (if any)
Travel Insurance or any loss or extra cost arising due to unforeseen circumstances such as flight delays accidents etc.
TRAVELING TO ITALY
Sun-drenched flavors, vibrant colors, the aromas of coffee and basil, warm hospitality, and a melodic language: Italy is a constant invitation to live life to the fullest. Traveling in Italy means slowing down, savoring every moment, and embracing a way of life unlike anywhere else in Europe. The country boasts an exceptional heritage, shaped by the many peoples and civilizations that have passed through it over the centuries. From Rome to Florence, from Venice to Naples, history is written everywhere—in stone, in art, and in traditions that are still very much alive.
The capital of this vast heritage, Rome alone embodies the grandeur of Antiquity and deep religious devotion. Italy covers an area of 302,073 km², speaks Italian, and uses the euro as its currency. The country is six hours ahead of Montreal, operates on a 230 V electrical system, and its international dialing code is +39.
DID YOU KNOW…
Italy is the country with the highest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the world, with no fewer than 58 listed locations. This extraordinary wealth reflects the country’s diversity, bringing together spectacular natural landscapes, ancient ruins, artistic cities, and living traditions. This versatility is undoubtedly what makes Italy such a universal destination, offering something for every traveler.
The Italian flag, proudly displayed throughout the country, draws its colors from powerful symbols. Green represents the mountains and fertile plains, white symbolizes the eternal snow of the Alpine peaks, and red recalls the blood shed by those who fought for the nation’s unity.
Italy also has one of the oldest populations in Europe. Nearly a quarter of its inhabitants are over the age of 65, a result of low birth rates and gradual population aging. Finally, Italy is considered the world’s largest wine producer. Each region cultivates its own grape varieties and winemaking traditions, resulting in remarkable diversity—from Chianti and Brunello to Amarone.
ROME
Rome is often the first stop on a journey through Italy—and for good reason. An open-air museum, the city is best explored on foot, wandering through lively alleys, grand squares, and ancient monuments. The Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and the Pantheon recall the splendor of the Roman Empire, while the Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona embody Italian elegance and charm.
No visit to Rome is complete without entering the Vatican. This tiny state is home to priceless treasures, from St. Peter’s Square to St. Peter’s Basilica, the largest church in the world, as well as the Sistine Chapel and Michelangelo’s Last Judgment. The Vatican Museums complete this extraordinary immersion into art and spirituality.
FLORENCE
Florence is unquestionably the jewel of Tuscany and one of the greatest cradles of the Renaissance. The city contains an astonishing number of museums, palaces, and works of art—so much so that it is said to house nearly half of Italy’s artistic heritage. The Duomo dominates the skyline with its majestic dome, offering breathtaking views after the climb.
The Uffizi Gallery captivates visitors with its masterpieces, while the Basilica of San Miniato al Monte provides an unforgettable panorama, especially at sunset. Florence is also the perfect gateway to the Tuscan countryside, famous for its rolling hills, vineyards, and picturesque villages.
PISA
Pisa is world-famous for its Leaning Tower, but the city deserves more than a brief stop. Piazza dei Miracoli brings together the city’s most iconic monuments, including the cathedral and the baptistery—true architectural masterpieces. Venturing slightly away from the crowds reveals quieter squares, lively shopping streets, and an authentically Italian atmosphere, ideal for enjoying a meal or a coffee on a terrace.
VENICE
Venice is a city suspended in time, built on water, where every canal tells a story. Romantic by nature, it enchants visitors with its gondolas, elegant bridges, and unique atmosphere. St. Mark’s Square, the beating heart of the city, leads to the golden mosaics of St. Mark’s Basilica and the Doge’s Palace, symbols of the Serenissima’s glorious past.
The nearby islands of Murano and Burano enrich the experience—Murano for its renowned glassmaking tradition, Burano for its brightly colored houses and picturesque charm. In February, Carnival transforms Venice into an open-air stage, drawing visitors from around the world.
CINQUE TERRE
The Cinque Terre form a spectacular collection of five villages perched on steep cliffs overlooking the sea. Connected by hiking trails, trains, or boats, they offer some of Italy’s most iconic views. Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore each have their own character, yet all share a perfect harmony between human settlement and nature.
NAPLES AND THE AMALFI COAST
Naples is a vibrant, intense, and deeply authentic city. Its historic center—the largest in Europe—is filled with churches, squares, and monuments. It is also the birthplace of pizza, a global symbol of Italian cuisine. Nearby, Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius stand as powerful reminders of nature’s force and the fragility of civilizations.
The Amalfi Coast extends this magic with villages clinging to dramatic cliffs. Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello offer vertiginous views over the Mediterranean, while Capri enchants visitors with its natural beauty, famous Blue Grotto, and timeless elegance.
SICILY AND SARDINIA
Sicily is a land of contrasts where idyllic beaches, active volcanoes, and ancient ruins coexist in perfect harmony. From Palermo to Taormina, via Mount Etna and the Valley of the Temples, the island reveals exceptional cultural and natural richness.
Sardinia, by contrast, captivates with the wild beauty of its coastline and the purity of its beaches. Cagliari, the Costa Smeralda, and the Maddalena Archipelago represent a more discreet side of Italy, ideal for travelers seeking nature and relaxation.
ITALIAN CUISINE
Italian gastronomy is far more than food—it is a culture and a passion passed down through generations. From Neapolitan pizza to handmade pasta, from antipasti to iconic desserts like tiramisu and cannoli, every dish tells a story. Ingredients are simple yet always of exceptional quality, elevated by ancestral know-how.
SAFETY, HEALTH, AND ETIQUETTE
Italy is a safe country where basic precautions are sufficient, particularly in heavily touristed areas. Medical care is of good quality, although travel insurance is strongly recommended. The country is predominantly Catholic, and churches require modest attire during visits.
Italians are known for their expressiveness, strong family ties, and warm conviviality. In the early evening, squares and streets become true gathering places. Respecting the local rhythm of life—including afternoon breaks in certain regions—is an integral part of the Italian experience.
Name: Food and Walking on the Amalfi Coast
Brand: Pathways of the World
Quality: First Class
Tour Type: Escorted
Start City: Naples
End City: Naples
Vacation Overview:
Embark on an unforgettable journey along the Amalfi Coast, where tradition, adventure, and technology converge in a single tour. Experience the flavours of Southern Italy as you dine on traditional Neapolitan pizza, enjoy creamy limoncello gelato, and feast on the freshest seafood from the Tyrrhenian Sea. Explore local markets, discover the art of pasta making, and indulge in wine tastings at scenic vineyards. Lace up your hiking boots for breathtaking adventures along rugged coastal paths, guided by experts through lemon groves, wildflower meadows, and nature reserves. Capture stunning vistas of the Gulf of Naples, Mount Vesuvius, and the Amalfi Coast, ensuring unforgettable memories. This tour offers a fusion of culinary delights and outdoor exploration, providing a well-rounded and captivating experience on the breathtaking Sorrento Coast. Join our eight-day small group tour of up to 16 people for an unforgettable experience.
