Agerola

The Path of the Gods from Agerola to Nocelle: hiking guide

How to walk the Path of the Gods from Bomerano to Nocelle: route, preparation, return, and practical tips for safe hiking.

What to See in Agerola: Villages, Views and Trails

Agerola, a plateau in the Monti Lattari: Sentiero degli Dei, San Lazzaro viewpoint, Castello Lauritano and local cheese. What to see.

Agerola’s Cheeses and Flavors: Fior di Latte and Provolone

Fior di latte, Provolone del Monaco DOP, and Monti Lattari cheeses: how to discover Agerola’s dairy tradition, from pastures to the table.

Agerola’s Viewpoints: San Lazzaro and the Sea Balcony

From San Lazzaro to Bomerano: where to admire the sea from Agerola’s plateau, above Furore and Conca dei Marini.

Other Trails from Agerola: Walking the Lattari Mountains

Beyond the Path of the Gods: how to navigate mule tracks, woods and ridges on the Agerola plateau, with practical tips for safe walking.

Agerola with kids: nature, fresh air, slow pace

Agerola with children: cool air at 600 meters, woodland walks, viewpoints, and milk explained for little ones. Practical family tips.

The hamlets of Agerola: villages on the plateau

Bomerano, Pianillo, San Lazzaro, Campora and Ponte: how to read Agerola’s hamlets on the Lattari Mountains plateau, between woods and sea.

Agerola in a Day: Villages, Viewpoints and Cheese

How to spend a day in Agerola: bus arrival, a walk in Bomerano, a dairy-based lunch, Pianillo and the San Lazzaro viewpoint.

From Agerola to the sea: Furore and Conca dei Marini

From Agerola’s plateau to the coast: Furore with its fjord and Conca dei Marini with its tower and cave. How to link mountains and sea in one trip.

How to Get to Agerola: Bus, Car, and Connections

Agerola by bus from Amalfi and Castellammare di Stabia, by car or public transport: practical tips for reaching the Lattari Mountains plateau.