Top Positano Nature and Wildlife Tours

Get an intimate look at Capri and the Amalfi Coast on a full-day, private boat tour. Led by your own personal captain, travel by gozzo (a classic Italian wooden boat) or speedboat, passing the towns of Positano, Amalfi, and Nerano. See the famous Faraglioni Rocks and the private islands and nature reserve of Li Galli, pausing along the way for a dip in the water. Then explore the Gardens of Augustus and Villa San Michele at your leisure on the scenic Island of Capri.

The Amalfi Coast is one Italy’s most picturesque locations, but visitors who stick to dry land are missing out on the region’s most stunning views. Admire craggy sea cliffs and UNESCO-listed villages as you cruise the world-famous Mediterranean coastline. Bring your bathing suit. You’ll make several stops for a refreshing swim in hidden grottoes and pristine waterfalls, with free time to explore the former maritime republic of Amalfi.

Thanks to its cliffside villages, Mediterranean seascapes, and historical significance, the World Heritage Site-listed Amalfi Coast is a must-see while in Italy. Sightseeing from the deck of a boat offers the best views and the ultimate relaxation while providing an overview of the area. This full-day cruise and sightseeing tour is limited to 15 passengers for an intimate experience and includes stops with free time to explore at Li Galli Island, Amalfi, and Positano.

Pompeii is one of the world’s most fascinating archaeological sites, but getting there—especially from Positano—is no easy task. Simplify your trip during this full-day guided tour, which includes VIP pickup by comfortable, climate-controlled minibus. Enjoy enriching commentary on the mysterious ancient town, preserved by volcanic ash for almost two thousand years. You’ll also visit the infamous crater itself, where you can peer into the rim.

Get an intimate look at the stunning Amalfi Coast on this day cruise from Positano. Led by an expert skipper, glide past the Emerald Grotto sea cave in Conca dei Marini, the Furore fjord, and the fishing village of Praiano, marveling at the UNESCO-listed seashore as you go. Hop off the boat for a dip or some time to snorkel, and explore the town of Ravello or Amalfi at your leisure. Numbers are limited to 12 people on this small-group tour to ensure a more personal experience.

Spend an evening watching the sun set off the gorgeous Amalfi Coast on a private cruise from either Positano or Amalfi. Soak in the famous views from your private boat, enjoying a glass of Prosecco with light snacks and other beverages while your captain guides the way. During this 1.5-hour cruise, take a moment to swim or snorkel as well as simply sitting back to admire a singular sunset. This is an unforgettable addition to a romantic Amalfi Coast trip or a unique way to get relaxing time with friends and family.

One of the most remarkable features of the Amalfi Coast are the numerous marine caves and grottoes that dot the coastline and can only be accessed by sea. With this boat tour, explore the most picturesque, stopping to swim, snap photos, and savor the views. Discover hidden corners of the coastline and admire historic watchtowers and fishing hamlets during the trip—you set the pace and itinerary on this private tour.

The idyllic island of Capri is one of the highlights of the Bay of Naples and the only way to get there is by boat. Set sail from Praiano or Positano on this full-day cruise; admire natural wonders such as the White Grotto, the Natural Arch, Faraglioni Rocks, and the Green Grotto; and enjoy free time for swimming and sightseeing on the island.

Voyage to the enchanting island of Capri on a boat tour from Positano. Depart the Amalfi Coast with a small group and experienced captain, stopping along the way to admire legendary landmarks like the Blue Grotto and cool off with a swim in the sea. Disembark to explore the main town of Capri at your leisure, and drop anchor in lovely Sorrento on the way back for a sweet limoncello tasting.

The steeply terraced vineyards of Irpinia region produce some of southern Italy’s most acclaimed wine. Visit two of its wine estates on a day trip from the Amalfi Coast, and learn all about the wine growing region from a professional sommelier who is also your private guide. Wend your way through vineyards and age-old cellars, see production in progress, and enjoy two tastings with up to six different varietals of wine.

See a perspective on the Amalfi Coast that most visitors miss—and bypass the crowds—on a full-day boat tour of the coastline. Following pickup from your Sorrento accommodation, transfer to your vessel and set sail: with just a small group for company, enjoy an intimate sightseeing experience. Admire the one-of-a-kind views before disembarking at Positano and Amalfi, where you have free time to explore independently. A light lunch is also served on board.

Capri is one of the most popular islands in Italy, but can be overrun with tourists during most of the year. With this private boat tour, escape the crowds and enjoy dazzling views of the rugged coastline from the water. Stop to swim and snorkel in quiet coves, explore the coast’s grottoes and Roman ruins, and enjoy an on-board snack of Caprese salad and Prosecco.

Explore the Amalfi Coast from the most scenic trail in Italy and one of the most exciting in the world! 7 km of breathtaking views, historic towns and ancient mule tracks.

Hit the hiking heights of the Amalfi Coast with this Path of the Gods tour. With your own private guide, you'll hike along the trails that hug the cliffs above the UNESCO-listed coastline, following a route from Agerola to Positano. Learn about the area as you walk amid the oak trees and Mediterranean shrubs, and enjoy stops along the way to gaze down at the coast. The experience also includes a chance to try some local snacks at your own expense.

I was born and raised in Positano, on the Amalfi Coast. I will take you with me to discover the path that everyone knows as "Path of Gods": one of the most spectacular views in southern Italy. I will show you, however, that this was much more for my ancestors: one of the pedestrian arteries that gave access to property and people before the construction of the road that connects Sorrento to Vietri. In this walk there is the possibility to meet local farmers and breeders enjoying genuine products. We will talk about the local flora and fauna, the use of wild herbs in the culinary and phytotherapeutic fields. The leitmotiv of the walk will be the complete opening of the senses to the perception of the surrounding environment, the deepening of the traditions and customs of my country. To learn more about my walks, look for ladybugpositano on instagram

The Path of the Gods offers the most dazzling views on the Amalfi Coast, but taking on this clifftop route can be daunting. With this guided hike, skip the hassle of following a trail map and focus on the spectacular panorama. Choose the easier lower path or the challenging upper path, grab your walking sticks, and set out with your guide along the former mule track above the Mediterranean Sea.

The Path of the Gods is the most famous hiking trail along the Amalfi Coast, beloved for its sweeping views and pristine landscape. With this small-group hike, take on the spectacular route from Bomerano di Agerola to the center of Positano safely with a specialized hiking guide. Learn about the history and culture of the Lattari Mountains and stop to meet a local shepherd and his flock along the way.

The Path of the Gods is one of the most famous attractions on the Amalfi Coast. With us you can visit this fantastic attraction hosted by local professional guides, explore local culture and traditions, taste local food, and visit unique old towns such as Positano and Amalfi all at once.

The charm of the most famous path in Italy with its spectacular view of the Amalfi Coast, we will arrive in the pearl of the Amalfi Coast, the beautiful Positano, we will walk between deep cliffs and very high rocky walls, we will know the history of the millenary watchtowers, and the ancient legends related to this land.

Truffle-hunting in Campania is a rare experience that is best in the company of just your own companions. This private day trip from Positano teams you with a truffle hunter and their two dogs on a hunt through the mountain forest. Taste freshly-picked truffles paired with cheese, then, afterward, head to a restaurant for an included three-course lunch.

Capri is a top day trip from Positano, but catching the ferry to the island can be a hassle with summer crowds and tricky schedules. With this private boat tour, avoid the stress of the ferry and take in the dramatic coastline from the water with insights from your English-speaking skipper. Swim and snorkel in the coastal grottoes and Roman ruins and enjoy Caprese salad and Prosecco on board.

the hike is amazing cause you can see salernonand Amalfi coast. you can see a wide wiew contact me if you need any tips

Explore the island of Capri on an all-day guided tour. Enjoy coastal views on a quick jetfoil boat trip from Sorrento. Visit the scenic village of Anacapri, check out its shops and cafes or stop by the historic Villa San Michele. Then, travel to the city of Capri by minibus and explore its famed perfume stores or admire stunning views from Augustus Gardens—all on one fun and convenient outing.   

The Ferriere Valley is the most precious jewel of Scala and one of the 41 Italian biogenetic reserves. A deep valley of primitive and lush nature that is born in the mountains of Scala to finish six kilometers further down in the territory of Amalfi. A piece of nature that comes from the past, perhaps because it is hidden and not very easy to visit, has come down to us intact. The valley is traversed throughout its length by the Rio Canneto. The crystal clear waters allow highly sensitive flora and fauna life. High rocky ridges protect the valley from cold winds from the north. From the south instead it is open to the hot and humid winds from the sea. This particular weather condition involves the phenomenon of inversion of the vegetation: the one on the bottom of the valley is of the Mesofilo, grows in a cool, moist environment. The mediterranean macchia, that prefers warmer, dry areas, grows on the higher walls.