In the morning short bus journey to Agropoli. Your hiking holiday starts at the Punta Tresino promotory, one of the last unspoilt coastal areas in Southern Italy. The route leads through original, mediterranean scenery, through forests and dense vegetation, along stupendous beaches and past an ancient Roman port. Enjoy a swim in the sea at the sandy beach of Castellabate, before a transfer takes you to Rocca Cilento.

Initially you follow a mountain chain with marvelous views onto the little village of Lustra, before descending into the so-called „Valle dei Mulini“ (valley of the mills). Here you get to discover historic relicts of numerous mills whilst walking along the stream. Onwards the path continues on hilly terrain past the charming village Valle Cilento, luring you with its belfries. Via the deserted village Massacanina you reach the monastery of Mercato Cilento.

Today you embark on a stunning panoramic hiking tour along the Monte Stella ridge. The Monte Stella is still to this day the geographical centre of the region, characterised by languorous medieval villages and a breathtaking view onto the island of Capri and the Amalfi coast. Through the mediterranean Macchia, dense chestnut forests and rugged rocky scenery you arrive in the idyllic village of Galdo di Pollica.

With this hiking tour the cultural treasures of the Cilento await to be discovered by you. Initially you proceed into the tiny medieval Galdo, where we recommend you visit the church San Nicola in its secluded location. Uphill into the little village of Celso with its antique vaulted arch. From there the route leads you along one of the most beautiful hiking paths with regards to scenery to Pollica and onwards with a marvelous view onto the sea to Cannicchio, before returning into the valley to Galdo di Pollica.

You walk leisurely along a picturesque route down to the coast into the pretty fishing village Acciaroli, once one of Ernest Hemingway’s favorite places. Enjoy a long rest and swim at the beautiful sandy beach before a transfer takes you to San Marco di Castellabate. Here we recommend a walk into the Castellabate with its impressive castle and a marvelous panorama. From Santa Maria di Castellabate the route leads you back always along the beach.

As a finale of your holiday you walk on the Monte Licosa promontory, this area truly sparkles with maritime charm and the whisper of the sea seems to quietly tell the famous legend of Ulysses: the siren Leucosia once drowned herself here after failing to beguile Ulysses with her song – so please be careful! High up at the ridge you walk past ancient watch towers, from which you enjoy once again a stupendous view onto the entire coastline.

Paestum welcomes you with its Mediterranean charm and impressive relics from antiquity. On the day of your arrival, there’s time to settle in and relax. Get in the mood for a varied week of hiking through the Cilento.

In the morning, take a short train ride to Agropoli. Your walking tour begins at the Punta Tresino headland, one of the last unspoiled stretches of coastline in southern Italy. The route winds through pristine Mediterranean countryside, through forests and dense vegetation, along beautiful beaches, and past an ancient Roman harbour. Enjoy a swim in the sea at the sandy beach of Santa Maria di Castellabate before a transfer takes you to today’s destination, Rocca Cilento.

First, you’ll follow a mountain range with a breathtaking view of the small village of Lustra before descending into the so-called ‘Valle dei Mulini’ (Valley of the Mills). Here, you can explore the historic remains of numerous mills as you walk alongside a stream. The hilly trail then leads you past the charming village of Valle Cilento, which beckons with its bell towers. Passing through the abandoned village of Massacanina, you’ll reach the monastery of Mercato Cilento.

Today you’ll enjoy a wonderful panoramic hike along the ridge of Monte Stella. Monte Stella remains the geographic center of the region, characterized by picturesque medieval villages and stunning views of the island of Capri and the Amalfi Coast. Passing through Mediterranean scrub, dense chestnut forests, and rugged rocky landscapes, you’ll reach the idyllic village of Galdo di Pollica.

On this stage, the cultural treasures of the Cilento are waiting to be discovered. First, head to the tiny medieval village of Galdo, where you should visit the secluded Church of San Nicola. Then make your way up to the small village of Celso with its ancient arched gateway. From there, one of the most scenic hiking trails leads to Pollica and on to Cannicchio, offering magnificent views of the sea, before returning down into the valley to Galdo di Pollica.

You’ll take a leisurely walk along a picturesque route down to the coast to the charming fishing village of Acciaroli, once one of Ernest Hemingway’s favourite places. On the beautiful sandy beach, you can enjoy a long swim before a transfer takes you to San Marco di Castellabate. Here, we recommend going for a walk into medieval Castellabate, with its imposing fortress and marvelous panoramic views. From Santa Maria di Castellabate, the return route leads you all the way along the beach.

To conclude your journey, you’ll hike to the headland of Monte Licosa, the area is brimming with maritime charm, and the whisper of the sea seems to quietly recount the famous legend of Odysseus: the siren Leucosia once drowned herself here after failing to beguile Odysseus with her song – so do be careful! High up on the mountain ridge, you’ll pass ancient watchtowers, from which you’ll once again enjoy a breathtaking view of the entire coastline.