CRUISE TO ITALY FOR STUNNING SCENERY AND WARM WELCOMES
This locale requires a camera with lots of memory. Wedged into the mouth of a ravine, encircled by sheer cliffs and facing blue waters, it is hard to believe that this tranquil little town was once a great naval power. Now, terraced hillsides support lemon groves, where the region’s famed limoncello is produced. Taste this delightfully sweet liqueur after a foray along the Amalfi Coast, a thrilling ride snaking along hillsides past unbelievably stunning views of other pastel hamlets perched above the sea.
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Shore Excursions
Walking#Follow a local guide on an eye-opening stroll through a historic city, rural community, or traditional village.
Valle de Ferriere Nature Hike
Stroll through the largest square in Amalfi before continuing into the surrounding hinterlands to find a mountainous realm of lemon groves, streams and waterfalls.
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Walking#Follow a local guide on an eye-opening stroll through a historic city, rural community, or traditional village.
Amalfi on Foot
Embark on a stroll through narrow streets and rustic alleyways of Amalfi, led by a local guide who’ll provide plenty of insight along the way.
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Overnight Experience#Venture deeper into a destination to spend a night or more exploring iconic locales and landmarks, like the Taj Mahal, found beyond the harbors of your itinerary.
Overnight Experience: Capri and Amalfi Coast (Double Occupancy)
Cruise in a private sailing boat along the Amalfi Coast, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, and discover the breathtaking island of Capri on this two-day, one-night adventure.
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