Top Amalfi Spring Break

This activity allows the guest to come into close contact with nature and to learn about the history of the area and the uniqueness that distinguishes it. The Tagliafierro company is a young company, but attentive to local traditions. It will be a true journey between taste and nature.

Getting to Capri independently means ferries, queues, and no access to the sea grottos that make the coastline worth seeing. This full-day small-group tour departing from Amalfi covers the region’s must-visit natural beauties, including the Blue Grotto, with free time in Capri. An open bar with prosecco and limoncello, and a brunch of local specialties are included.

In 2004, to relive an ancient viticultural tradition, the S.v Francesco farm in Tramonti was born, the green heart of the Amalfi Coast. The farm covers about eight and a half hectares and produces wines from the grapes of three local historical families: the Bove, the D'Avino, the Giordano. The modern high-tech equipment of the winery was completed by the beginning of 2005. It is set in the ancient estate belonging to the Di Palma family, the current producers, who availing themselves of the expert professional advice of dr. Carmine Valentino from Avellino. In a historic Masseria of the '700 immersed in the green of the Parco dei Monti Lattari. The tasting begins with a visit to the historic pre-philloxera vineyards (300-500 years), the 17th century cellar, with TASTING wines from 3 DOC wines - Amalfi Coast - Tramonti combined with "panzanella" accompanied by fresh mozzarella and ricotta, cheeses seasoned and cured meats.

Welcome to our family! We are Rocco and Carla, and together with our little helper Alessandro and Mamma Annamaria, we are happy to welcome you for a truly unique experience. The passion for good food and our experience in the world of catering have given life to this project: to combine the love for cooking, family traditions and genuine dishes prepared with the products of our land. Already Papa Beniamino (affectionately called "Bè") in the 1960s delighted guests from all over the world with unforgettable culinary experiences. Since 2019 we have been dedicated full-time to making you feel at home, offering authentic and familiar hospitality. Nothing makes us prouder than sharing our recipes, traditions and love for food, carefully guarding the flavors and memories that represent us

Turn your Amalfi Coast adventure into a hands-on culinary experience. For this cooking class, you’ll be welcomed into a local’s home — in Praiano, between the towns of Amalfi and Positano — where you’ll wander the gardens, sip wine, and get to preparing ancient family recipes. Taste the fruits of your labor, and go home with your own skills for preparing authentic Italian fare.

On board a characteristic vintage car you will live a unique experience, admiring breathtaking views along the Amalfi Coast. The departure is scheduled from Amalfi and will continue in the direction of Tramonti. Tramonti, the green soul of the Amalfi Coast, is the perfect "locus amoenus" where you can live a unique experience in contact with uncontaminated nature. Once you reach your destination, you will visit a local dairy and taste the famous Tramonti dairy products (teasting duration 1h). Once the tasting is over, the visit will continue at a local winery where you will get to know the authentic Tintore wine which will be combined with the uniqueness of the territory (teasting duration 1h). During the return to Amalfi we will take photos and talk about the traditions of the place.

Take a break from the Amalfi Coast crowds and discover the nearby Campania wine country that most tourists miss on this private full-day tour to the Irpinia hills. Depart from Positano, Amalfi, or Ravello with an expert sommelier-guide and discover two prestigious wineries, where you'll stroll through lush vineyards, explore historic cellars, and savor six exquisite wines during guided tastings.

Escape the crowds and spend a day at Cortecorbo Winery, a family-run vineyard in the heart of Irpinia. You’ll be welcomed by a local winemaker and discover the story of a small winery rooted in one of Southern Italy’s most important wine regions. Walk through the vineyards and cellar, learn about traditional winemaking. Then, enjoy a hands-on cooking experience: prepare pizza in a traditional wood-fired oven or a Ravioli & Tiramisù class, just like Italians do at home. After the experience, relax with a long countryside lunch, paired with six different wines from the winery, including the prestigious Taurasi DOCG. Each dish is carefully selected to enhance the wines, creating a perfect balance between food and tradition. Perfect for families, couples, friends, and wine lovers looking for a truly local and memorable experience. More than an experience, this is a way of life. Discover the soul of Italy through its wine, its people, and its timeless beauty.

Our history of agricultural production in Amalfi began with your family patriarch Luigi, 4 generations ago. Here at the Historical Garden, we focus on organic citrus production, particularly the PGI-certified Sfusato Amalfitano Lemon. During the Middle Ages, our farm was an extensive vineyard. Our family has been committed to protecting biodiversity here in Amalfi, placing extreme attention to authenticity in every aspect, from production to sharing it with you, your guests. Choosing this small group experience over the other farms' big groups alternatives, offers intimacy and the full attention of an expert guide, who can answer your questions and provide in-depth insights into the history, techniques, and traditions of lemon and honey farming. Nestled in nature, the location boasts breathtaking views of the sea, mountains, and cityscape, creating an idyllic backdrop. You’ll also enjoy tastings of the finest local products, immersing yourself in the Amalfi’s exquisite flavors.

Our history of agricultural production in Amalfi began with our family patriarch Luigi, 4 generations ago. Here at the Historical Garden, we focus on organic citrus production, particularly the PGI-certified Sfusato Amalfitano Lemon, while in another area of central Amalfi we produce organic honey. Our family has been committed to protecting biodiversity here in Amalfi, placing extreme attention to authenticity in every aspect, from production to sharing it with you, our guests. Choosing this small group experience over the other farms' big groups alternatives, offers intimacy and the full attention of an expert guide, who can answer your questions and provide in-depth insights into the history, techniques, and traditions of lemon and honey farming. Nestled in nature, the location boasts breathtaking views of the sea, mountains, and cityscape, creating an idyllic backdrop. You’ll also enjoy tastings of the finest local products, immersing yourself in the Amalfi’s exquisite flavors.

The Apicella family has been cultivating the land for generations and until the early 1970s produced excellent table wine. The first vintage to be marketed is that of 1977, around 3000 bottles of Tramonti red wine, which kick off the Giuseppe Apicella winery and thirty years of success. Apicella is the historic brand of viticulture on the Amalfi Coast. The first to bottle the wine in Tramonti, a true agricultural lung and safeguard of the biodiversity of the territory, he has always balanced his production with a traditional and non-squealed style. The tasting begins with a visit to the historic pre-phylloxera A' Scippata family vineyard, a pergola 5 minutes away on foot from the cellar. Afterwards we continue with a visit to the cellar with an explanation of the production process, fermentation of red and white wines, stabilization and ageing. Tasting of the wines in production accompanied by typical Tramontini products (cheeses, salami, toasted bread)

The history of our family winery began many years ago, initially with the construction of the agricultural building between 1820 and 1880, including the ancient cellar. In 1880 our great-grandfather, Lorenzo Basileo, began producing wines and created "La Cantina Basileo". These old and trusted methods continue today, including the harvesting of grapes by hand. Located at about 400 meters above sea level, the sloping terraces covered by traditional wooden pergolas show an environment in harmony with nature. The production of Basileo, all red wines, consists of: the first line called TERRAE MARIS containing "TINTORE" wine in a percentage lower than "Piedirosso" and finally, the third line formed by reserve, preserved in oak barrels. The tasting begins with a visit to the vineyard and the cellars to end with the tasting of three wines accompanied by autochthonous foods produced directly.

Explore the world-famous ruins of Pompeii on a guided tour. Discover the ancient city's history buried by Mount Vesuvius' eruption in 79 AD. Enjoy a live commentary as you travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan. With hotel or port pickup and a delicious lunch included, this hassle-free experience ensures a memorable visit to one of Italy's most fascinating archaeological sites.

Let yourself be overwhelmed by the aromas and flavors of the good DOC Tramonti - Costa D'Amalfi wine by visiting two wineries in our area. At 11:30 we will start the visit of the first cellar. Obviously, we will talk about the famous Tintore wine present only in our vineyards. Do you want to know its peculiarities? We will reveal them to you! We will participate in a tasting (the wines will be accompanied by typical products), to appreciate all the nuances of this fine Tramonti wine. Lunch will be held in the Cellar with typical dishes of our cuisine. In the afternoon we will reach the second winery of our tour. Here, we will continue to talk about the Tramonti denomination of origin and the types of grapes that are used for the production of its renowned wines. Finally, we will participate in another tasting always accompanied by typical products! the fee includes tasting of 3 wines in two local wineries, lunch.

Experience a perfect combination of archaeology, natural beauty, and local gastronomy on this private full-day tour from Amalfi. Begin with a free visit to the ancient Roman city of Pompeii, perfectly preserved after the AD 79 eruption. Explore its streets and highlights while learning about daily life in this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site. Later, drive to the fertile slopes of Mount Vesuvius, where you’ll visit a traditional winery nestled among historic vineyards. Enjoy a wine tasting and Mediterranean lunch featuring local specialties and iconic Campanian wines, including selections from the renowned Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio. This private experience ensures personal attention, flexible timing, and insights tailored to your interests. Perfect for culture lovers, foodies, and travel enthusiasts who want a rich and relaxed day exploring history, landscapes, and Italian wine culture.

Departure from your accommodation. Visit to the archaeological site of Pompeii and find out what life was like before the catastrophic eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD Follow your archaeological guide in the the city and observe important buildings and structures such as the Basilica, the Forum, the thermal baths, the bakery, some residential houses and more. Afterwards you will visit an authentic winery and a vineyard for a lunch with wine tasting, Return to your accommodation

Italy is world famous for its food—and for good reason—so there’s no better place than Sorrento to learn how to recreate the iconic cuisine back at home. You’ll have the undivided attention of your private instructor while you create a seasonal feast, while enjoying wine and learning more about the local food scene than you would alone.

The Apicella family has been cultivating the land for generations and until the early 1970s produced excellent table wine. The first vintage to be marketed is that of 1977, about 3000 bottles of Tramonti red wine, which start the Giuseppe Apicella winery and at thirty years of age of successes. Apicella is the historical brand of the viticulture of the Amalfi Coast. First to bottle the Wine in Tramonti, true agricultural lung and protection of the biodiversity of the territory, he has always balanced his production with a traditional style and not screaming. The tasting begins with a visit to the historical family vineyard A 'Scrapata prefillossera, a pergola distant from the cellar 5 minutes on foot. Then we continue with a visit to the winery explaining the production process, fermenting red and white wines, stabilizing and aging. Tasting of the wines in production accompanied by typical Tramontini products (cheeses, cured meats, toasted bread)

Immerse yourself in the authentic charm of Irpinia, a hidden gem in southern Italy known for its lush landscapes, ancient villages, and world-class wines. Your experience begins with a scenic countryside tour through rolling hills and forests, where you’ll discover the history and traditions that make this region unique. Then, join an expert truffle hunter and his trained dogs for an exciting truffle hunting session in the woods. After the hunt, enjoy a gourmet truffle-based lunch, where local chefs craft seasonal dishes highlighting your freshly found truffles. Each course is perfectly paired with six premium Irpinia wines, including the renowned Fiano di Avellino, Greco di Tufo, and Taurasi. Relax, savor, and enjoy an unforgettable day celebrating the best of Irpinia’s flavors, aromas, and hospitality. Highlights: Guided truffle hunting experience with local expert and trained dogs Gourmet truffle lunch prepared with fresh local ingredients Tasting of 6 premium Irpinia wines

Join us for a scenic farm walk through gardens and vineyards, discover local traditions, and finish with a delicious wine tasting in your historic cellar. Experience the true flavor of the Amalfi Coast!

Getting around the Amalfi Coast by public transportation or a rental car is a tricky endeavor. On this tour, experience two top coastal villages plus the area's remarkable wines easily with a private driver. Stop by the delightful village of Tramonti, where a sommelier will lead you through vibrant vineyards, offering insights into the local grape varieties. Visit a cellar and taste four wines before setting off to Ravello and Positano to enjoy free time to sightsee, shop, and dine before your tour ends.

Discover the heart and soul of Southern Italy on this unforgettable day trip through the hills of Irpinia, a land of ancient traditions, world-class wines, and warm hospitality. Sit back and relax as your driver takes you through breathtaking countryside to a charming family-run estate. There, you’ll roll up your sleeves for a hands-on pizza making class. Learn the secrets of authentic Italian pizza — from crafting the perfect dough to baking it in a traditional wood-fired oven. After class, enjoy your freshly baked pizza for lunch, served alongside delicious local appetizers. Then visit one of Irpinia’s renowned wineries for a guided tour and wine tasting. Sample elegant, full-bodied wines like Aglianico, Fiano, and Greco. Soak in the views and enjoy a truly authentic Italian experience before your comfortable transfer back. Tour includes: Round-trip transfer Pizza making class with a local chef Lunch featuring your own pizza Guided winery visit and wine tasting

Discover the authentic soul of Southern Italy with a journey through the rolling hills of Irpinia, a land celebrated for its fine wines and rich culinary traditions. Your experience begins with a guided visit to a local family-run winery, where passion and tradition come together to create some of the region’s most distinctive wines. Learn about the winemaking process and uncover the secrets behind Irpinia’s celebrated varietals such as Fiano di Avellino, Greco di Tufo, and Taurasi. After the tour, enjoy an exclusive tasting of the estate’s wines, perfectly paired with a selection of traditional local delicacies — artisanal cheeses, cured meats, fresh bread, and extra virgin olive oil . Relax, as you immerse yourself in the flavors, aromas, and warm hospitality that make Irpinia a hidden gem of Italian wine culture. Highlights: Guided visit of a traditional Irpinian winery Wine tasting of locally produced labels Tasting of typical regional products Authentic atmosphere