Experiences
The things we do ourselves, and recommend to anyone who comes.
NatureAgerola and Punta San Lazzaro
The viewpoint that looks down on the Amalfi Coast, without going down into the traffic of the coast road.
NatureAgerola, Paipo
The quiet side of Agerola, among the chestnut trees and the terraces.
NatureThe springs of Agerola
The water of the Lattari mountains, where it comes out of the ground.
NatureThe Vico Equense viewpoint
The Bay of Naples and Vesuvius from a terrace over the sea, on the road to Sorrento.
NatureCastello Lauritano
What's left of Agerola's medieval fortress, with the coast below.
NatureCetara
The fishing village where the Amalfi Coast begins, and where they make colatura di alici. Half an hour from here.
NatureThe Calore river
The Calore gorges, where you swim in fresh water when the sea is too crowded.
NatureMaiori
The longest beach on the Amalfi Coast: the only one where you can lie down without rocks.
HistoryPompeii at dawn
At 6 in the morning the city is yours. And staying a fifteen-minute walk away, you can afford it.
NatureThe Baths of Queen Giovanna
A natural pool cut into the rock, inside the remains of a Roman villa, at Punta del Capo.
NatureSentiero degli Dei
Eight kilometres suspended above the Amalfi Coast, from Bomerano to Nocelle: the finest trail around here — and it starts in Agerola.
NatureThe Path of the Lemons
From Maiori to Minori through the lemon terraces, on the mule track the farmers used.
HistoryVisit to the Pompeii
In 2016, we had the incredible opportunity to visit the ancient ruins of Pompeii, a UNESCO World Heritage site that had long fascinated us. As we walked…
NatureMount Vesuvius
Thirty minutes by car, an hour up, and then the crater that still smokes.