St’Agata

A Charming Stop on the Amalfi Coast Trek

Immersing in the Charm of St Agata

Perched on the Sorrentine Peninsula, St Agata sui Due Golfi is a quintessential Italian village and a highlight on the Amalfi Coast Trek with Salamander Adventures. Translating to “Saint Agatha on the Two Gulfs,” this settlement offers unique vistas of both the Gulf of Naples and the Gulf of Salerno. Combining natural beauty, historical depth, and a rich culinary heritage, St Agata provides trekkers with a multifaceted experience.

Highlights of St Agata: A Blend of History and Nature

• Geographical Features: Elevated 390 metres above sea level, St Agata presents panoramic views of two gulfs.

Historical Sites:

• Monastery of Deserto: Founded in 1679, this site offers historical significance and awe-inspiring views.
• Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie: Renowned for its 17th-century altar featuring marble and lapis lazuli.
• Natural Attractions: Nearby hiking trails include the Sirenuse Trail and access to Crapolla Fjord.
• Culinary Fame: Home to Michelin-starred Don Alfonso 1890 and famed for local dishes like limoncello-infused recipes.

Experiencing St Agata as a Trekker

Trekkers reach St Agata via routes offering coastal and mountain landscapes. Upon arrival, they find trails leading to serene natural settings like Crapolla Fjord. Local landmarks such as the Monastery of Deserto provide cultural insights. Dining in St Agata includes regional cuisine influenced by its position between two coasts.

Explore St Agata with Salamander Adventures

Experience the history, scenery, and cuisine of St Agata on the Amalfi Coast Trek. Contact Salamander Adventures today.