All breakfasts, four packed lunches, one regional lunch and five dinners are included.

Breakfast is continental style with a choice of cereals, bread, eggs, ham, cheese, fruits, pastries, yoghurt, orange juice and milk, plus an array of teas/coffee.

Included packed lunches usually consist of a sandwich filled with a choice of cold meats, tuna, or local cheeses.

All evening meals are taken in the hotel, where the standard is excellent and the chef takes great pride in showcasing the best of regional foods, including dishes such as scialatielli all’amalfitana (homemade pasta with seafood) and branzino all’acqua pazza (sea bass in crazy water). Dinners usually consist of four courses, commencing with antipasti, followed by soup and/or pasta, a main meat dish with salad or vegetables, and dessert.

On certain evenings, there is the opportunity to learn how to make Neapolitan pizza. Please note, drinks are not included with meals but available to purchase.

Several dietary restrictions, including vegetarian, vegan, lactose-free and gluten-free, are also well catered for. Please advise us of any dietary requirement on booking.

Ascend the volcano that shaped Campania and hike the Vesuvius crater rim. A local expert explains the geology as you peer into the caldera, watch for smoking fumaroles, and take in sweeping views over the Bay of Naples.

Trace the story of the Roman-era eruption of 79 CE that buried nearby towns, and learn how this stratovolcano is monitored today. Expect compacted ash underfoot and brisk hill air as you circle the Gran Cono’s dramatic rim.

Explore the Pompeii Archaeological Park, walking basalt streets past the Forum and bathhouses, ancient bakeries and frescoed villas, and the moving casts of residents. The site offers vivid, day-to-day detail of Roman urban life halted in ash.

From vivid wall paintings to street-side thermopolia, every corner reveals craftsmanship and social customs. Wander at your own pace or enhance your visit by adding a local guide (see Optional experiences) for deeper interpretation of houses, inscriptions, and city planning.

Visit a family-run caseificio in the hills of Agerola to watch curds being stretched and knotted by hand before you sample freshly made fior di latte. The craft follows centuries-old techniques, celebrated for their purity and mountain-fresh flavors.

Learn why the Lattari Mountains’ pastures yield exceptional milk and how temperature, timing, and deft hands create delicate texture. Expect a warm, milky aroma in the dairy room and a tasting that highlights the region’s pastoral heritage.

Explore labyrinthine alleys before climbing the grand staircase to the Duomo di Sant’Andrea, famed for its Arab-Norman striped facade and bronze doors. Inside, mosaics, cloisters, and sea-breeze courtyards evoke the days when Amalfi traded across the Mediterranean.

Continue to the historic Museo della Carta to learn the long-established papermaking tradition of Amalfi. Under guidance, try the vat and mould to make your own sheet of Amalfi paper using water-powered techniques preserved from medieval mills.

Roll up your sleeves and learn to make Neapolitan pizza with the hotel’s lively kitchen team. Stretch and spin dough, spoon on San Marzano tomatoes, and finish with creamy local fiordilatte before baking to blistered perfection.

Between laughter and flour-dusted aprons, discover why UNESCO recognizes the Neapolitan pizzaiuolo tradition as cultural heritage. Share slices fresh from the oven, comparing toppings while the room fills with the aroma of toasted wheat and basil.

Step into a local artisan’s bottega to paint your own ceramic tile or plate, guided by craftspeople who keep the coast’s maiolica traditions alive. Choose Vietri-style motifs—lemons, marine blues, and sunbursts—suited to every age and skill level.

Hear how Renaissance-era kilns shaped the region’s aesthetic and how glazes achieve that luminous sheen. Your design is fired and finished, creating a kiln-fired keepsake that carries the colors and spirit of the Amalfi Coast home.

Follow ancient mule tracks to walk the Path of the Gods (Sentiero degli Dei), a celebrated balcony trail above the Tyrrhenian. Traverse limestone cliffs and terrace farms perfumed by wild herbs, with views to Capri and Li Galli shimmering offshore.

Hear about legends that inspired the route’s name and the pastoral life that still dots these ridges. Expect rocky, uneven sections and short exposed stretches; your reward is a sequence of world-class coastal viewpoints.

After a shoreline briefing, slip your paddle into clear water and kayak the Amalfi coastline. Trace coves and sea caves and natural arches, pass ancient Saracen watchtowers, and feel the cool spray near the Marmorata waterfall.

This active outing blends light adventure with beach time for non-paddlers. Operates seasonally (typically May–September); in adverse sea conditions your Tour Leader will arrange a fitting alternative to keep the coastal exploration spirit alive.

Sail across the bay to boat to Capri, exploring chic lanes around the Piazzetta before soaring on the Monte Solaro chairlift for island-wide panoramas of the Faraglioni sea stacks and sapphire coves.

Time permitting, visit coastal grottos or relax with a lemon granita in the shade of pines. This experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour; your Tour Leader will help with timings, tickets, and local logistics.

Head up to Ravello, a serene perch above the coast, to wander Villa Rufolo’s romantic courtyards and the famed Terrace of Infinity at Villa Cimbrone. Step into the Duomo to see medieval mosaics and cool, echoing aisles.

With sweeping views and a slower rhythm than the shore towns, Ravello invites unhurried discovery. Transport and entry fees are at additional cost and bookable on tour; your Tour Leader can suggest routes and timings.

Deepen your experience by choosing to join a local guide for expert storytelling among domus and workshops. See highlights such as the House of the Vettii, the Lupanar, and poignant casts, with context on art, trade, and daily rituals.

This optional upgrade is at additional cost (indicative pricing from around €10 per person, varying by group size) and is bookable on tour. It’s ideal for families wanting a vivid, age-friendly narrative through the ruins.

Discover the shoreline by sea as you cruise the Amalfi Coast, gliding beneath limestone cliffs and citrus terraces towards Positano. Step ashore to wander pastel lanes down to Spiaggia Grande and admire the iconic Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta with its majolica-tiled dome.

Absorb the village’s former fishing-port charm among boutiques and art studios while tasting the salt-air breeze. This experience balances gentle exploration with photogenic viewpoints, inviting you to pause for artisan gelato and coastal vistas at your own pace.