Rome & the Amalfi Coast
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Rome & the Amalfi Coast: March 28 – April l6, 2025
From the legendary Colosseum to the rocky cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, take in the best of southern Italy.
Uncover classic Rome’s myriad treasures and embark on an in-depth guided visit of the spectacular Colosseum. Explore the breathtaking scenery of Italy’s coastline, from the dramatic beauty of the Amalfi Coast to the charms of seaside Sorrento. Visit the renowned monastery of Montecassino. Discover Pompeii’s ruins. Stop at a nearby winery for a taste of Lacryma Christi, learn how mozzarella cheese is made, and sip on some real deal limoncello.
From two of Italy’s most beloved locales, experience the country’s renowned food, culture, history, and landscapes. The Amalfi Coast is a favored getaway for Italians and vacationers alike – everyone seeks out its relaxed atmosphere and Mediterranean sunshine.
First registration deadline: Sept. 22, 2024
You'll visit Rome, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Colosseum, Montecassino, Amalfi Coast, Sorrento, Farmhouse Visit and Mozzarella-Making Demonstration, Pompeii, Choice on Tour, Winery Visit and Lunch.
Dates and Cost
Rome & the Amalfi Coast
Dates: March 28 – April l6, 2025
10 days, 13 meals with optional extensions
This trip is sold out, but we are accepting waitlisted reservations. For more information about getting on the waitlist, please contact John Kwak at 850-645-6046 or jkwak@fsu.edu.
Activity level
The overall activity level of this tour is a level 3. This means you’re an on-the-go traveler. You don’t want to miss a thing, so walking and standing for longer periods of time (2-3 hours) isn’t a big deal. A moderately paced twoand-a-half-hour walking tour, covering several miles, hills, and uneven surfaces, is no problem for you. Walking four miles over the course of a day is very doable, as is climbing into and out of various modes of transportation (tuk-tuk, cable car, zodiac, etc.). You can climb three flights of stairs easily and handle altitudes between 6,000 and 9,000 feet. See the brochure for more info.