The AllTrails platform proposes over 1,400 trails to discover Italy's most beautiful beaches this summer.
AllTrails lists 1,400 evocative paths throughout Italy
Summer 2025 confirms the trend that sees travellers increasingly seeking immersive experiences in contact with nature, far from crowded beaches and in the pursuit of well-being. According to a recent industry report, over 50 % of tourists want experiences in nature and orient their choices according to sustainability criteria. To all those who wish to discover the paths that lead to the sea, AllTrails - the reference platform for outdoor hiking, used by millions of enthusiasts around the world - proposes 1,400 evocative trails throughout Italy. There are routes suitable for all levels, with breathtaking views, and they are often far from the beaten track, and perfect for combining physical activity, discovery of the territory and a regenerating break by the sea.
A scenic trail in the Cinque Terre in Liguria
Here are some recommendations from AllTrails, the comprehensive and reliable outdoor exploration platform that connects people with nature, helps them discover new places and enhances their trail experiences. The Sentiero Azzurro -Vernazza-Monterosso in Liguria is a famous coastal path of about 3.5 kilometres, with panoramic ups and downs among terraced olive groves, lemon groves and breathtaking views of the sea. Accessible from April to October, it offers an evocative experience in one of Italy's most iconic landscapes. 
Two trails in the Campania region
Moving down the Italian peninsula di the Campania region the Bomerano – Positano Via Sentiero Degli Dei trail is a scenic route of about 7.8 kilometres long through the Monti Lattari mountain range. The trail offers spectacular views of the Amalfi Coast and the island of Li Galli, and is considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Also in Campana the Sentiero dei Limoni is an evocative three-kilometre trail, ideal for those seeking a pleasant walk immersed in Mediterranean scents. It winds among the Amalfi terraces full of lemon and olive groves.
Sicily and Sardinia offer some beautiful walking paths
On to the beautiful island of Sicily and the Rocca di Cefalu path which is a scenic ring-route of about 3.7 kilometres that winds along ancient medieval walls, through citrus groves and pine forests. The ascent offers spectacular views of the coast and the Aeolian Islands, especially at sunrise and sunset. And last, but certainly not least, we find the Cala Luna – Grotta del Bue Marino – Ziu Santoru beach in Sardinia. This scenic route along the east coast of Sardinia, passes through woods and leads to hidden coves and sea caves, and is ideal for those seeking unspoiled nature and crystal-clear seas. For more information on AllTrails 1,400 scenic trails throughout Italy visit www.AllTrails.com
