Parco Regionale dei Monti Lattari

Stunning beautiful place with lots to see, from natural beauty to man made architecture, you will be amazed. This is a must to visit if you find yourself in this part of the world & even if you don't make a point of visiting here as you will not be disappointed. Some parts will give you a fantastic experience of how the locals lived centuries ago. Make sure you take a camera or decent mobile phone as some of the scenery is breathtaking. Although the photos don't do it justice. Can't wait to return.

Lots of amazing trails.

We loved staying in San Lazzaro - relaxing small town. Easy to get where you want on the buses and the views of the mountains were amazing!

Thousands drops of water scatering down the green moss, coming together as small waterfalls down to the Amalfi coast. We had to break rules a bit to see all the beauty of these waterfalls.

Incredible views. No other hikers. Poor signage makes finding and choosing among trails a challenge.

Love hiking here, choose a guide if you are not sure about what you are doing. The views are breathtaking.

The Lattari Mountains check all the boxes for #freedom #wanderlust #travel #outdoors #gopro #goprohero5 #hiking #backpacking #backpacker #mountains #travelphotography #travelbloggers #travelpics #blogger #blogging #photography #freespirit #adventure #bucketlist #staywild #stayyoung #thewildlife The place is steeped in history as you know but then there is a Vesuvius hike, a day at Pompei (divert from the crowd and go south to the less crowded side streets and vineyards (near where the mummified bodies exhibit is), take the ferry to Sorrento and ferry hop the Amalfi coast from Sorrento to Positano to Maoiri to Minori to Cetara and then Salerno and then take the train (30 minutes) back to Naples. See Capri on your way - use Positano as your jump off point for that excursion. Hiking, water sports, climbing, boating, fishing, sight seeing, food, museums, the locals - they are all here! go there .... #BucketList Limoneto di Ercole in Erchie and Hotel Royal Continental in Naples on the Gulf are excellent bases for exploring the treasures of Campania, The Amalfi Coast and Naples. Limoneto di Ercole What a pleasure! The property is first class and the host is a real gent (Nicola - excuse the incorrect spelling I think) - cannot help enough with advice about everything from taxis to excursions to hikes to motor bike treks to restaurants to shopping to bus timetables to ferries. The room was 5 star with a mezzanine bedroom and an enormous king in the master bedroom. Huge bathroom and a well stocked self catering kitchen. A view to kill for as it afforded a vista over the town of Erchie and the Gulf of Naples. The entire property is swathed in lemon and lime groves which are carefully manicured and managed by the ever present Isaac. After a long days hike there is a grass platform which gets the sun until after 6pm replete with a hot tub! This is one of the best self catering locations I have stayed at globally and I would highly recommend it for travellers of all types - note the property closed November to March. Bus stop is outside the front door. Lots of onsite parking. If you are not hiring a car then note that the taxi from Naples airport can be negotiated down to about EUR€120 but I still get the feeling I was had. An alternative route would be to take a EUR€5 taxi (10 minutes) to Cetara and a ferry to Salerno (20 minutes, no stops, EUR€5 per passenger and EUR€5 per bag) then take the express train to Naples Centrale (35 minutes) for EUR€4.30 then it is a 15 minute taxi ride to the airport for about EUR€20 depending. Get a train from the same station to Pompei and Vesuvius. Do the Vesuvius hike, allocate a day for Pompei (divert from the crowd and go south to the less crowded side streets and vineyards (near where the mummified bodies exhibit is), take the ferry (Travel Mar is the best company IMHO) to Sorrento and ferry hop the Amalfi coast from Sorrento to Positano to Maoiri to Minori to Cetara and then Salerno and then take the train (30 minutes) back to Naples. See Capri on your way - use Positano as your jump off point for that excursion. Hiking, water sports, climbing, boating, fishing, sight seeing, food, museums, the locals - they are all here! You can book tickets for all of the above online. Google it. Google is your friend. Hotel Royal Continental The hotel is located right opposite Castel dell'ovo and around the castle there is a marina and plenty of restaurants and cafe's. The street in front of the hotel has a walk for 5 kms along the Gulf of Naples and the entire stretch is dotted with restaurants - all good value with extensive menus. It comes alive at night with locals. The hotel is only 1.5kms from the ferry terminal where you can also book bus tours or just bus routes to multiple destinations. Easy taxi ride to the airport - 23EUR standard fare.

A huge area when you can walk and look at the amazing view of the Amalfi coast. I think Bomerano which is a district of Agerola, is a good location to start a tour, indeed more then one map are displayed and you can decide where you want to go. The most popular one is the Path of God, when you can go to Positano. My advice is do not go in August, it's hot and the buses are always busy.