Outdoor adventures may take many forms, although most are closely tied to the climate and topography of the surrounding region. The area in and around the Amalfi Coast is particularly suited for activities involving water: boating and kayaking; swimming, snorkeling and diving. However, it also offers many opportunities for people of all ages and levels of ability to enjoy the bounty of Nature by foot. Either way, you will be rewarded by breathtaking scenery and picturesque memories of this unique part of Italy.
Exploring the Grottoes
Explore the grottoes of the Amalfi Coast via a private boat with skipper. Work you way up or down the coastline and revel in the surroundings of a variety of seaside grottoes and caves. You can The ‘Blue Grotto’ isn’t the only one, and Including some smaller, lesser known caves like the Grotta dell Smeraldo in Conca dei Marini and Grotta Pannone in Maiori. Bring a picnic lunch and snorkeling equipment and you have a wonderful day outside enjoying sun, beach and water.
Island Hopping on the Amalfi Coast
Spend a day motoring in and out of the coves of some of the many tiny islands scattered around the Amalfi Coast. Swim in the crystalline sea that surrounds the Li Galli Archipelago — one of Nyryev’s favorite places; see the I Faraglioni up close and personal; or for those who are looking for a longer day at sea, venture off to the island of Ischia for lunch and a thermal treatment. Celebrate a spectacular sunset on board your boat with plenty of prosecco for all.
Renting a Private Boat
Rent a private boat of any size with skipper and full crew for as many days of your vacation as you like. Whether you prefer a smaller family-type boat that is great for skipping around the islands, or a sumptuously spectacular 115 foot motor yacht with a crew of seven, all of your needs will be met. This is truly the best way to experience the magical world of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the spectacular Amalfi Coast.
Walk of the Gods' in Positano
One of the most famous and panoramic walks on the Amalfi Coast, this route is suitable for most categories of open air enthusiasts. You will enjoy some breathtaking panoramas that provide an extraordinary insight into the beauty of this coast. You will also be exposed to a variety of terrains from rocky hills to thick, lush, grassy terraces filled with grazing animals. Be sure to bring comfortable shoes, lots of water and ask your guide to rest when needed.
Walking Capri - Anacapri & Monte Solaro
Enjoy breathtaking views from the trails leading from Anacapri to Monte Solaro in Capri. Your private tour guide will lead you through a variety of terrains — from paved streets to the rims of sheer limestone cliffs that characterize the southern part of the island. The path is mostly protected, although the more adventurous of you may choose to step off the path and a natural terrace on the rim. While most of this hike is appropriate for people of all ages in general good health, there are some parts that are steeper and/or bit rougher leading to the highest peak on the island, that can be avoided.
Walking Capri - Dentecala & Tuoro
This guided walk will lead you on the eastern part of the island of Capri. You will enjoy fabulous views of the rock of Il Monacone, the Faraglioni Rocks, the Arco Naturale and the Amalfi Coast peninsula, among many other sites. There are numerous options for shorter paths along the way for those who do not wish to do the full trek.
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