Overview
The Amalfi Coast is not merely a destination; it is a symphony of breathtaking drama. Here, sheer, jade-green cliffs plummet into the crystalline embrace of the sparkling Mediterranean. Pastel-hued villages, like jewels scattered across a painter's palette, clutch precariously to the rugged contours of the landscape. Imagine the cascading beauty of Positano's homes tumbling down to the shore, or the historic grace of Amalfi, guarded by its magnificent cathedral. The drive itself is a thrill—the legendary Strada Statale 163, the 'road of 1,000 bends,' unfurls before you, offering dizzying, panoramic vistas that steal your breath with every turn. Capri is a legendary island jewel rising dramatically from the deep blue Tyrrhenian Sea, known for its sheer limestone cliffs and breathtaking natural beauty. Travelers flock here to experience its unique blend of untamed nature and sophisticated Italian glamour. Step back into a world frozen by ash. We'll walk the silent streets of Pompeii, where the ghosts of an ancient empire whisper beneath the shadow of the awe-inspiring Mount Vesuvius. Witness history etched in stone and feel the profound weight of time. No Italian sojourn is complete without a deep dive into its culinary soul. Prepare to savor the authentic taste of la dolce vita. Indulge in plates piled high with the freshest bounty of the sea, pasta lovingly crafted by hand, and the intense, sun-drenched fragrance of the region's famous lemons. This is simple, spectacular Italian food at its absolute peak. This trip is an adventure dedicated to the most precious things in life: unfettered friendship, profound natural beauty, restorative R&R, and the sheer, spectacular pleasure of Italian living.
Highlights
Explore Pompeii, an affluent city frozen when time stood still in 79 AD
Swim in the warm sea along the Amalfi Coast
Sip limoncello in the very place it’s made
Wander the winding cobblestones of Ravello, Amalfi, and Positano
Savor true Italian pizza after a pizza-making class
Feel the wind in your hair on a boat ride to Capri
Shop the boutiques and sip wine in central Sorrento
Indulge in superb Italian meals
Itinerary
Here's a day-by-day itinerary of the trip. Press the "<" and ">" buttons below to scroll through each day.
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You'll Be Staying Here
Grand Hotel Santa Lucia
Situated along the Bay of Naples, the Grand Hotel Santa Lucia mixes luxury and traditional amenities with a splash of Art-Nouveau design.
Hotel Continental Sorrento
We'll all have rooms with a sea view at the Hotel Continental in Sorrento. We're directly across the street from the beach. From the rooftop deck, a great spot for breakfast or a post-dinner limoncello, we'll have sweeping views of the Mediterranean.
Hosts
Say ciao to your trip leader, Ulrika
Ulrika Larsson
Ulrika Larsson is an experienced cultural and nature guide, hiking and kayaking instructor, and passionate storyteller. Based in Sweden, she leads immersive adventures that blend history, tradition, and exploration—whether trekking ancient trails, paddling scenic waterways, or connecting with local communities. Dedicated to empowering women through female-only trips, Ulrika creates supportive and inspiring spaces for women to challenge themselves and embrace adventure. With her expert guidance and personal touch, she ensures every journey is unforgettable.
Price
Reserve your spot!
We're not quite ready to publish this trip, but you can reserve your spot with a FULLY-REFUNDABLE deposit of $250.
$250
Playground of the ancient Greeks and Romans
The Amalfi Coast
Amalfi, Ravello, Positano, Sorrento, and the Island of Capri - it just gets better and better with each turn of the famous Strada Statale 163 - 'road of 1,000 bends'. You can't imagine how beautiful it is driving along the edge of huge cliffs and deep gorges, slicing through lemon groves and whitewashed villages, rising and dipping above the Mediterranean Sea.
What's Included
What's Included
An English-speaking facilitator accompanying you every step of the way
Expert Italian guides to show you the best of the area
All meals as indicated in the detailed itinerary
Visit to Ravello, Amalfi and Positano villages
A small group experience
All in-country transportation
Cooking class with a local chef
Wine tasting on Mt. Vesuvius
Visit to the famous Blue Grotto
Visit to a local olive oil mill
Private boat outing to Capri
Tour of a limoncello factory
Visit to Vulcan
Guided tour of Pompeii
Welcome cocktail toast
Walking tour of Naples
Welcome gift
What's Not Included
All personal souvenir purchases or wines you want to take or ship home
Additional wine, beer, or spirits beyond what is offered at meals.
Travel and Medical Insurance (required)
Roundtrip international airfare to Italy
Spa treatments
Airport transfers
Reviews
FAQs
When should I arrive?
The trip officially starts the afternoon of October 11, but if you’re traveling overnight to get to Italy, consider arriving a day early so you have time to rest, relax and adjust to the local time zone. (There's an Arrive 1 Day Early option in the Add-ons section you can purchase if you decide to come early).
What airport should I fly into?
Book your flight into Naples International Airport (NAP).
What should I pack?
We will have a Zoom call about 6 weeks before the trip starts to discuss all that information and give you a packing list. Here is a great website we love that will help you with packing and travel trips.
What is the weather like in October?
October on the Amalfi Coast brings pleasantly mild weather, with daytime temperatures usually ranging from 65–72°F (18–22°C) and evenings cooling to around 55–60°F (13–16°C).
The summer crowds have thinned, but the sea is often still warm enough for a swim, and the mix of sunshine with occasional rain showers makes for lush, colorful landscapes. It’s an ideal time to enjoy the coastal towns and cliffside views in a more relaxed, comfortable setting.
What are the new travel requirements for entering Europe?
Beginning in late 2026, travelers from visa-exempt countries—including the U.S., Canada, and Australia—will need an ETIAS permit to visit most of Europe.
What is the activity level of this trip?
We require that everyone traveling with Girls' Guide be able to comfortably walk 3–5 miles per day unassisted, and without difficulty, can navigate stairs, uneven streets or paths, and occasional steep terrain. Most of our trips require this level of physical mobility and fitness, especially when visiting historic towns and landmarks where vehicle access is limited and walking often offers the best experience.
Additionally, some of the 4 and 5-star boutique or historic hotels we stay in do not have elevators and may require climbing stairs to get to your room or access other facilities in the hotel.








