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Beautiful view of the mountain with a hole, precisely the "pretuso"

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Beautiful views from the panoramic point of Monte San Costanzo.

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Montepertuso or the pierced mountain

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The hike on the Sentiero degli Dei from Bomerano to Positano is a highlight on the Amalfi Coast. Breathtaking views accompany the path, which does not require a guide, but does require good shoes and plenty of water. After about 30 minutes, the path splits into a higher and a lower route, which later merge again. The destination is Nocelle, where you can fortify yourself with a refreshing lemon slush. From there, two paths lead down to Positano, either via Montepertuso or directly over hundreds of steps. Setting off early in the morning is recommended.

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It is a fascinating place located on the Amalfi Coast, precisely in the hamlet of Montepertuso, which is part of Positano. According to popular mythology, centuries ago, people who came from the deep east lived inside some natural caves in the heart of the mountain. The Devil, wishing to demonstrate his power and ability to Our Lady, attempted to create a hole right inside the mountain, using only his hands. However, despite his efforts, the Demon failed in his attempt. Moved by pity for his failure, the Madonna raised her hand and touched the mountain: the rock suddenly crumbled and the Devil fell down the precipice, ending up on the stones below. Montepertuso is also a starting point for the famous Path of the Gods, which connects Agerola to Nocelle

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The Crapolla Fjord can only be reached on foot starting from the small square of Torca, following a well-marked blue path. It is a path of high difficulty (and therefore not recommended for those who do not like long and tiring walks). It is grafted onto an old mule track surrounded by Mediterranean flora which, at a certain point, includes a branch (this time traced with the white-red band), which includes a path made up of 700 steps leading to the fjord. After passing the chapel of San Pietro you reach the longed-for place! The Crapolla fjord in Massa Lubrense looks like a deep fissure in the rock that insinuates itself into a high cliff for a length of about 150 meters which gradually extends downwards, ending in the small beach. To the west of the inlet it is possible to see the remains of a Roman villa where portions of the walls in opus reticolatum can be recognized. .... ... Here is the complete information: https://www.aboutsorrento.com/cosa-fare/il-fiordo-di-crapolla-a-massa-lubrense/

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I have took a hiking trip to Bay of Ieranto. You have be early in the morning to get there to avoid the heat of the sun. Got to be in shape to do the trail. There two ways to go there the easy trail on your left and hard steep down to the right. Look in YouTube for a YouTuber name WRHaE he video the trail going to the Bay and going back. All around review it’s a nice place to visit but you have to work for it. ;)

The path of the gods is spectacular! You have to face it with trekking clothing and above all with sturdy shoes.

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