Top Amalfi Bike Tours

Learn how to create classic dishes from the Amalfi Coast during this half-day, small-group cooking workshop, which takes place in a traditional farmhouse. Enjoy a full farm-to-table experience, beginning by selecting fresh ingredients from terraced gardens. Get hands-on instruction in preparing bruschetta, pasta, and a lemon tiramisu dessert. Then, sit down to enjoy the fruits of your labor paired with local wine and limoncello.

The Amalfi Coast road is one of the most scenic in Italy. With this bike tour, explore the stretch between Amalfi and Positano at a leisurely pace on two wheels to fully take in its splendor. Choose a half-day or full-day tour and set off with your cycling guide, stopping along the way to admire the views and explore the villages before heading back to the starting point.

Explore the beauty of the Amalfi Coast far from the traffic and tourists. This private guided bike tour takes you from the waterfront town of Amalfi to Ravello, set high on the clifftop above and famed for its endless views. From there, the ride continues uphill over the peaceful Chiunzi Pass and back down to Maiori. Electric-powered e-bikes make the steep climbs a breeze.

Set sail along the ruggedly beautiful Amalfi Coast for your own private adventure at sea. Climb aboard a boat from Positano, Praiano, Amalfi, Minori, or Maiori and relax on deck as your expert skipper navigates alongside World Heritage-listed sea cliffs, hidden coves, and romantic beaches. Stop as often as you wish to swim or climb ashore to explore charming seaside villages. It’s a perfect outing for couples, families or groups of friends.

Pompeii and Herculaneum were both affected by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius (Monte Vesuvio), but each reveals a very different side of ancient Roman life. This small-group tour makes it easy to visit both in one day, with a guide explaining what you’re seeing and how the two cities compare. Explore Pompeii’s busy streets, forums, and public buildings, then continue to Herculaneum, known for its remarkably preserved homes and everyday details—gaining a deeper understanding than you would on a self-guided visit.