The charm of the Amalfi Coast

The charm of the Amalfi Coast

What could be nicer than walking for days with a sweeping view of the sea? Pass through suspended lemon plantations and ancient mansions. Villages perched hundreds of meters above the mountain or squeezed between cliffs and the sea. The chain of the Lattari Mountains, allows days and days of walks and especially in autumn it offers unique experiences to lovers of the slow walk.

• Accompanying the group will be Paolo Borra:

My name is Paolo Borra and I am enthusiastic about life in the open air. To convey this passion, I became an Environmental Hiking Guide and for years I have been offering excursions to those who choose to be guided by me in nature. My base is the Val d ‘Ossola, between the Maggiore and Orta lakes and the Himalayan walls of Monte Rosa. In this area, despite coming from a plain city, I have become more and more rooted, so much so that it is now my second home. I have a particular fondness for large crossings, for ring excursions, for tents and bivouacs in the open air. I like to travel and discover new territories on foot. These are some of the treks I usually do: Tour Mont Blanc, Tour Monte Rosa, Tour del Monviso, Valgrande, Via del Sale, Via degli Dei, Traversata dell’Elba, Sardinian Supramonte, Cammino dei Briganti, Amalfi Coast, Vercors, GR20 Corsica . For eight years I have been teaching training courses for Hiking Guides in the Piedmont Region and I am a Guide to the Protected Areas of Ossola. Safety is a fundamental principle for me and I try to respect it during all the excursions I organize. This does not mean that a pinch of adventure can be part of our days outdoors. I think it is part of life and that it serves to get to know each other better. I have experiences in trekking and mountaineering expeditions, all organized and conducted independently in: Patagonia, Alaska, Canada, Norway, Iceland, Greenland and Mongolia.

Minimum 4 participants