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Discover the scenic Path of Lemons around Maiori with this guided tour, featuring breathtaking views, lemon tastings, and local stories—an authentic Amalfi Coast experience.
Imagine walking along a scenic trail lined with fragrant lemon groves, with views that stretch from the mountains to the shimmering sea. That’s exactly what the Path of Lemons Tour offers—an immersive, sensory journey through some of the most picturesque parts of Maiori and Minori. This 2.5-hour guided walk is a wonderful way to experience the quieter, authentic side of the Amalfi Coast, away from busy tourist spots and into the heart of local agricultural traditions.
What we love most about this experience is its intimate connection with the land and its history. The guides are passionate and knowledgeable, giving you insights that turn a simple walk into a meaningful cultural lesson. Plus, tasting products made from Sfusato lemons—like jam, liqueurs, and even lemon salad—adds a delicious, memorable layer to the trip.
On the flip side, the tour involves a fair number of stairs and walking on uneven paths, which might be challenging for those with mobility issues or unprepared for a moderate physical activity. However, for those with a love of nature, authentic local culture, and spectacular views, this tour is a perfect fit. It suits travelers who appreciate walking tours that combine scenery, stories, and tastings in one charming package.

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The tour begins at Via Arsenale in Maiori, where a small group of up to 12 travelers sets out on a trail called the Sentiero dei Limoni. This roughly 3 km path, mainly composed of stairs and flat sections, winds through lemon groves famed for their fragrant, pesticide-free Sfusato lemons. The walk is designed to highlight the natural beauty of the area, with many stops along the way for photos and rest.
During the walk, your guides—such as Enzo, Federico, Salvatore, and others—will share insights into how these lemon groves have been cultivated for generations. As one reviewer noted, Enzo’s storytelling is engaging, blending local history with passion for the land. You’ll learn about the specific variety of lemons, their cultivation, and how the farmers cultivate and harvest in a sustainable manner. This makes the experience educational as well as scenic.
The highlight for many is the stop at Giovanni Ruocco’s lemon farm, about midway through the trail. Here, you’ll step into a lush grove where the owners themselves welcome visitors with warmth. Expect to taste a variety of lemon-based products—famous lemon marmalade, homemade limoncello, and even a lemon salad—all made with love and traditional recipes.
One reviewer mentioned that this stop was “delightful,” with the farm owners being welcoming and friendly. The tasting is generous enough to satisfy your curiosity and appetite, with some reviewers wishing for even more samples. The owner Nadia’s homemade lemonade upon arrival is a bonus, setting a warm, inviting tone.
The trail’s panoramic vistas are often described as breathtaking. From the mountain side, you get sweeping views of Maiori, Minori, and the coast beyond. Several reviewers appreciated the many “vista points” where they could pause, snap photos, and truly take in the expansive beauty of the Amalfi landscape.
Our reviewers particularly enjoyed the opportunity to relax and enjoy these views, some taking time to soak in the scenery or capturing perfect Instagram shots. Despite the physical effort involved, many found the views to be well worth it—one called it “a highlight of our time in Amalfi.”
The trail is mostly composed of stairs and uneven surfaces, which adds to its charm but also means it’s not suitable for everyone. A reviewer in her seventies described it as “strenuous,” but manageable with rest stops. The guides are attentive, taking breaks and pacing the group to accommodate varying fitness levels.
Weather plays a role here—hot, humid days can make the walk more challenging, so proper footwear and hydration are recommended. Several reviews pointed out that comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are key to enjoying this experience fully.
The tour runs for approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, with some flexibility based on the group’s pace. It’s a small-group experience, capped at 12 travelers, ensuring an intimate and personalized vibe. Meeting at Via Arsenale in Maiori, the walk ends in the main square of Minori, making it easy to continue exploring or grab a meal afterward.
Costing around $52 per person, the value here is evident when you consider the guided storytelling, tastings, and the stunning vistas. The inclusion of a photo service is a nice touch, allowing guests to focus on the experience without worrying about snapping pictures.
Multiple reviewers described the guides as “knowledgeable,” “passionate,” and “delightful,” with some mentioning special guides like Enzo and Federico who went above and beyond in sharing stories and local insights. For example, one reviewer exclaimed, “Enzo was amazing—very informative and passionate about his community,” highlighting the authentic storytelling that sets this tour apart.
The lemon tastings received praise for their freshness and variety, with some wishing for more samples. The farm visit was described as “beautiful,” “warm,” and “authentic,” giving travelers a chance to connect with local producers.
While some found the walk physically demanding, others appreciated that the guides incorporated plenty of rest stops and scenic pauses, making it accessible for most. The overall 5-star rating speaks to its popularity and consistent quality.

This experience appeals most to travelers who want more than a typical sightseeing trip. It’s perfect for those who appreciate authentic local culture, beautiful natural scenery, and delicious tastings. If you’re comfortable with some stairs and moderate walking, this tour offers a genuine taste of the Amalfi Coast’s agricultural roots.
In particular, it suits visitors who enjoy stories behind the landscapes, as guides share personal insights and history. Photographers and social media enthusiasts will also love the many vista points and picturesque farm stops.

This tour is ideal if you’re seeking a relaxed yet engaging activity that combines outdoor walking, cultural learning, and tasting. It’s great for couples, small groups, or families with older children who can manage stairs and uneven paths.
However, travelers with serious mobility or breathing issues, or those unprepared for a physical walk, might find this challenging. The tour is best enjoyed in good weather—hot days require hydration and sun protection.

The Path of Lemons Tour in Maiori offers a harmonious blend of scenic beauty, local culture, and tasty delights. With passionate guides and breathtaking views, it’s a wonderful way to connect with the essence of the Amalfi Coast away from the crowds. The price reflects good value, especially considering the personalized service, tastings, and photo keepsakes.
If you love walking through lush gardens, listening to captivating stories, and savoring fresh lemon products, this tour should definitely be on your Amalfi Coast bucket list. It’s a memorable outing that leaves you with a deeper appreciation for this vibrant, fragrant corner of Italy.

How long is the tour?
Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including stops for tastings and photos.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at Via Arsenale in Maiori and concludes in the main square of Minori.
What’s included in the price?
Guided walking tour, visits to lemon groves and farms, lemon-based product tastings, and photos sent via email.
Is there an entrance fee?
Yes, the farm of Giovanni Ruocco charges an entrance fee, which is paid separately.
Is the tour suitable for children or seniors?
It’s suitable for most travelers but involves stairs and uneven terrain, so some physical ability is required. Seniors and children should assess their comfort with walking.
How many people are in each group?
The maximum group size is 12, ensuring a personalized experience.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking on stairs and uneven paths. Check the weather forecast and dress accordingly.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, most travelers book about 36 days in advance, as the tour is popular.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the tour.
What about weather conditions?
The tour requires good weather; if canceled due to rain or intense heat, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
In summary, this tour offers a delightful combination of natural beauty, local culture, and delicious flavors—perfect for those wanting an authentic taste of the Amalfi Coast. It’s a bit physically demanding but rewarding with stunning views and heartfelt stories. If you’re keen on experiencing the region’s agricultural roots up close, this walk is a safe bet for an unforgettable outing.