Lattari Mountains

Nestled between the Gulf of Naples to the northwest and the Gulf of Salerno to the south, the chain of the Lattari Mounts extends for 34 kilometers as a continuation of Picentini Mounts and forms, extending into the sea, the Sorrentine Peninsula.

Of calcareous nature, on the southern side it has high cliffs overlooking the sea at the Amalfi Coast. The highest peaks rise in its central part: with its 1444 meters, San Michele Mount stands. This mount, with Monte di Mezzo and Monte Catiello, is part of the Monte Sant'Angelo a Tre Pizzi group.

Mount Finestra

A hole in the rock is framing the breathtaking panorama, extending from the other mounts of the Lattari chain to the coast with its high steep walls and the villages overlooking the sea.

Monte Faito

Ascending from Vico Equense or from Castellammare di Stabia (even with the cable car) you can reach Monte Faito (1131 meters), which takes its name from the dense beech woods, which cover its sides with ancient trees of some centuries ago.

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