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Path of the Gods

5.00(1)Amalfi Coast· Cliff villages · seaEnglish, Italian, Spanish

Sentiero degli Dei: is the most beautiful and well-known street of the Amalfi Coast and connects the town of Bomerano (Agerola) with the delightful little village of Nocelle in Positano. The level of hiking is medium, characterized by a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea that overlooks the Gulf of Salerno, the Sorrento Peninsula and the Island of Capri. Starting from Bomerano the trail is mostly downhill, but once you arrive in Nocelle you will have added almost 450 feet of elevation gain. Tips for hiking. We strongly recommend the following advice: wear layers based on weather conditions and temperature differences. (During the excursion from beginning to end, sometimes we can have a difference of 10 degrees.) Trekking shoes or walking shoes, a rain jacket, a small backpack and water (1.5 L). Technical data (Bomerano - Nocelle): length (miles) 3.7 - Duration (h.): 3 h - Difference in height (m) 180 - Difference downhill (m) 300.

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Where this sits in Amalfi Coast

Amalfi Coast is about 52 min by road from Naples International Airport. Vertical villages on a cliff road, and the road is the point and the problem. Beautiful, slow, and best with a base you do not need to leave daily — Positano for looks, Ravello for quiet, Amalfi for getting around.

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