The guides of Falesia del Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods), Falesia di Monte Faito and Punta Campanella, writte by me, have just been published by ClimbAdvisor.

All these three crags, as is often the case in Amalfi Coast, have a wonderful view and walls of very good limestone.  

The Falesia del Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods) is a magnificent climbing spot, with almost 40 routes of all difficulties, and for all tastes: slabs, overhangs, tufas, stalactites...

It's composed of 4 areas. Three of these areas are contiguous and mainly South faced. The fourth is a fantastic cave, always in shadow, and sheltered by the rain. The grade of the routes varies from 6b to 8a and more. 

The routes have been set between 2017 and 2018, mainly by me. Some little jewels have been set by my good friend Cristiano Bacci, with which I've set other areas in Positano and Punta Campanella. The rock is excellent limestone, and the routes have been equipped with certified stainless steel 316L.

The approach certainly cannot be said short, but it's comfortable and panoramic, and without steep hills (except for the cave). 

All the areas, except the Cave, are good for families with children.

Punta Campanella is a historical crag: in its cracks you can see some old pitons (dating back to Eighties).

It's the climbing spot with the largest presence of easy routes of the  Amalfi Coast.

The cliff is a vertical wall of excellent gray limestone, in some stretches slightly overhanging.

It's located in a protected marine area, and, even if the percentage of routes of medium/high difficulty is quite low, it worths a visit for the beauty and the uniqueness of the environment.

The cliff is precipitous, so it's not good for families with children.