7 Sun-Drenched Days in Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast
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7 days and 6 nights in Sorrento from $1,995 per person (flights not included). Best time to go: Jan-Dec.
Discover Southern Italy in a comprehensive seven-day tour that unveils the beauty of Sorrento, the Amalfi Coast, and the islands of the Gulf of Naples. Starting from your base in Sorrento, the gateway to the Amalfi Coast, explore sun-drenched landscapes where you'll be enchanted by picturesque towns and crystal-clear waters. You'll also venture into the shadow of Mount Vesuvius to the archaeological sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum, and take breathtaking island excursions to Capri and Ischia. Enjoy a stress-free journey and escape beyond the beaten path with the help of our detailed travel guidance and mobile app.
Trip Highlights
Stay in the famed Mediterranean resort town of Sorrento, known as the gateway to the Amalfi Coast.
Revel in stunning coastal views on your boat voyages to explore the Isles of Capri and Ischia.
Travel up the volcano of Mount Vesuvius on a private guided excursion.
Travel by ferry to explore the scenic and historic paths of the Amalfi Coast.
Discover Herculaneum’s archaeological treasures on a private guided excursion.
Must-See Sights
Housed in a former oratory, San Francesco d’Assisi Church is characterized by its serene marble facade and open arcade with stone arches dripping in ivy. At the center of the courtyard is a large tree surrounded by exotic foliage. It’s not surprising that many Italian couples choose this church as their ideal wedding venue.
Visit during the spring or summer, and you might catch a glimpse of a beautiful bride on her special day. It’s also a peaceful setting to relax and admire the landscaped surroundings.
Situated on the lemon tree-lined Corso Italia, Sorrento Cathedral is an impressive Romanesque church with a triple-tiered bell tower. The inside was remodeled in a Baroque fashion after a 16th-century invasion.
Upon walking into the cathedral, you’ll notice the dramatic altar at the center flanked by vivid wall and ceiling frescoes. Examples of Sorrento’s famed intarsio (wood mosaic) work can also be spotted, along with paintings by artists from Sorrento’s Neapolitan School of the 1700s.
Named after the famous Sorrento-born poet Torquato Tasso, Piazza Tasso is the main square and heart of the coastal town. It was built on top of a gorge that cuts Sorrento into two parts. During the day, crowds of locals and tourists venture into the piazza to dine at a surrounding restaurant or sample fresh produce from a fruit stands.
The Baroque Church of Santa Maria del Carmine is one of the stunning historical monuments surrounding the square. Step inside and admire its impressive collection of Renaissance frescoes. Piazza Tasso is also a great starting point for Via San Cesareo, a leafy street lined with souvenir shops, fashion boutiques, and hip cafes.
Just a few steps from Piazza Tasso, Marina Piccola is a small harbor in Sorrento. When you visit, you can hop on a ferry or jet boat to the islands of Capri or Ischia Porto, as well as other nearby coastal towns, including the Amalfi Coast and Positano.
If you want to spend a day at the beach, the port also features a small yet gorgeous stretch of beach with a nearby parade of restaurants and cafes offering sea views. On a hot summer day, there’s nothing better than to sip a refreshing Aperol Spritz while sunbathing near the crystal clear waters.
Amalfi Coast Dream Trip Itinerary, Day by Day
Arrival
Departure
Day 1
Arrive Sorrento
To Be Determined
Private Transfer from Naples Airport to Sorrento
A private transfer service will pick you up from the airport in Naples and take you directly to your hotel, N/A, in Sorrento. The journey will be in an air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver and will take around 1 hour 10 minutes in normal traffic.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be aware the car service can fit up to 1 checked item of luggage and 1 personal item per person, such as a purse or small backpack. If you think you will have more baggage, please inform your travel consultant as this may result in an additional fee.
Mid-Day/Afternoon
Sorrento Old Town
The center of Sorrento is quite compact and closed to traffic. Its grid-like layout makes the old town of Sorrento easy to navigate on foot and a joy to explore. Spend time pottering around its pedestrian lanes and streets, home to a number of interesting sights, little tourist boutiques, limoncello tastings and restaurants.
Day 1 Arrive Sorrento
Day 1
Arrive Sorrento
Private Transfer, Naples Airport to Sorrento
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Private Transfer, Naples Airport to Sorrento
A private transfer service will pick you up from the airport in Naples and take you directly to your hotel, N/A, in Sorrento. The journey will be in an air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver and will take around 1 hour 10 minutes in normal traffic.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be aware the car service can fit up to 1 checked item of luggage and 1 personal item per person, such as a purse or small backpack. If you think you will have more baggage, please inform your travel consultant as this may result in an additional fee.
Sorrento Old Town
The center of Sorrento is quite compact and closed to traffic. Its grid-like layout makes the old town of Sorrento easy to navigate on foot and a joy to explore. Spend time pottering around its pedestrian lanes and streets, home to a number of interesting sights, little tourist boutiques, limoncello tastings and restaurants.
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To Be Determined: Private Transfer, Naples Airport to Sorrento
A private transfer service will pick you up from the airport in Naples and take you directly to your hotel, N/A, in Sorrento. The journey will be in an air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver and will take around 1 hour 10 minutes in normal traffic.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be aware the car service can fit up to 1 checked item of luggage and 1 personal item per person, such as a purse or small backpack. If you think you will have more baggage, please inform your travel consultant as this may result in an additional fee.
Mid-Day/Afternoon: Sorrento Old Town
The center of Sorrento is quite compact and closed to traffic. Its grid-like layout makes the old town of Sorrento easy to navigate on foot and a joy to explore. Spend time pottering around its pedestrian lanes and streets, home to a number of interesting sights, little tourist boutiques, limoncello tastings and restaurants.
Piazza Tasso
Check out Sorrento's main square surrounded by colorful architecture and five-star hotels.
Piazza Tasso is the central square in Sorrento, and is named after the poet Torquato Tasso whose statue stands in the center of the square. The piazza is often used as a main point of reference, as it is situated in the heart of the town where the old and new towns meet.
Sorrento Cathedral
Step inside this beautiful Roman Catholic Cathedral known for its exquisite ceiling paintings.
The Sorrento Cathedral (Duomo) is located in Sorrento's Old Town, and is dedicated to Saints Philip and James. With its beautiful yet relatively simple white Romanesque facade, it is easily spotted just off of the Corso Italia, one of the main east-west streets through town. It dates as far back as the 11th century but the interior was completely remodeled in the 15th century. It is well worth a visit to see its lovely interior. Be sure to check out the floral ceiling motifs which frame paintings of martyrs of Sorrento, as well as saints and angels lounging amidst the clouds. The choir, meanwhile, is a masterpiece of Sorrentine wood working.
Sorrento's Men's Club
See the beautifully painted walls and dome of the historic Men's Club in Sorrento, that is, if you are a man yourself.
One of Sorrento's "main" sights is the Sorrento Men's Club. Once the meeting place for Sorrento's noblemen, it is now a daily "retreat" spot where the town's retired gentlemen while away sultry afternoons under the 16th-century frescoed dome, playing cards, board games or reading the newspaper. Sorry, absolutely no women or mobile phones are allowed in the club.
San Francesco Church
Take a peaceful walk around the 14th Century Church and Cloister of San Francesco.
Although the exterior is fairly modest, the church of St. Francis has a rich history. A convent and a cloister, both also dedicated to St. Francis, stand by the church. The cloister mixes many architectural styles, from the Roman era to the Middle Ages, although it remains mostly unchanged since the 14th century. It is surrounded by a park which enjoys wonderful views of the sea. The overall effect creates a wonderfully peaceful atmosphere which makes it a perfect spot for a relaxing walk, as well as a popular wedding venue.
Day 2
Sorrento
Day 2
Sorrento
Morning/Mid-Day
Take a Walk or Swim in the Marina Piccola
At the edge of Sorrento you'll find a cliff overlooking the sea, and below the cliff you'll find the port of Marina Piccola situated in a small cove. It is home to a number of restaurants and lido swimming spots, and is also the port from which ferries to Capri depart.
Adjacent to the port are the swimming and sunbathing platforms (the lidos), which are used by both locals and tourists throughout the summer months. Since the nearest strip of sandy beach is very small, the lidos were built to stretch into the sea on stilts to accommodate a larger number of swimmers. Exposure to the north and the cool water below effectively alleviate the summer heat. The lidos are great for lounging in the sunshine (although shady until the afternoon) and often have cafes within easy reach on the promenade. A lot of coastal hotels will have their own private platforms with a safe section of the sea to enjoy swimming in. The entrance fee varies from a minimum of 10,00 € to a maximum of 15,00 € per person for a sunbed and entrance.
There are three ways to reach the Marina Piccola. First, you can take the elevator down from the Park Comunale. From the same park, there is also a zig-zag path all the way down. The third way is via the Porta Marina which opens next to the Basilica of Sant’Antonino.
Mid-Day to Evening
Excursion to the Fabled Isle of Capri
There is no question that Capri is one of the most impressive spots in Italy. Surrounded by crystal clear waters, shimmering grottos and dramatic cliff-faces, it’s what dreams are made of. Made famous as the vacation hideaway of Roman emperors Augustus and Tiberius, the beautiful island of Capri is a fantastic day trip option from Sorrento by ferry. Spend your day exploring its two towns, Capri & Anacapri, take a boat trip to Capri's famous Blue Grotto or take a thrilling ride on the chairlift to Monte Solaro for beautiful views over Capri and the Bay of Naples.
Day 2 Sorrento
Morning/Mid-Day: Marina Piccola
At the edge of Sorrento you'll find a cliff overlooking the sea, and below the cliff you'll find the port of Marina Piccola situated in a small cove. It is home to a number of restaurants and lido swimming spots, and is also the port from which ferries to Capri depart.
Adjacent to the port are the swimming and sunbathing platforms (the lidos), which are used by both locals and tourists throughout the summer months. Since the nearest strip of sandy beach is very small, the lidos were built to stretch into the sea on stilts to accommodate a larger number of swimmers. Exposure to the north and the cool water below effectively alleviate the summer heat. The lidos are great for lounging in the sunshine (although shady until the afternoon) and often have cafes within easy reach on the promenade. A lot of coastal hotels will have their own private platforms with a safe section of the sea to enjoy swimming in. The entrance fee varies from a minimum of 10,00 € to a maximum of 15,00 € per person for a sunbed and entrance.
There are three ways to reach the Marina Piccola. First, you can take the elevator down from the Park Comunale. From the same park, there is also a zig-zag path all the way down. The third way is via the Porta Marina which opens next to the Basilica of Sant’Antonino.
Mid-Day to Evening: Capri Island
There is no question that Capri is one of the most impressive spots in Italy. Surrounded by crystal clear waters, shimmering grottos and dramatic cliff-faces, it’s what dreams are made of. Made famous as the vacation hideaway of Roman emperors Augustus and Tiberius, the beautiful island of Capri is a fantastic day trip option from Sorrento by ferry. Spend your day exploring its two towns, Capri & Anacapri, take a boat trip to Capri's famous Blue Grotto or take a thrilling ride on the chairlift to Monte Solaro for beautiful views over Capri and the Bay of Naples.
Blue Grotto
Take a boat trip around the island to reach this mystical Blue grotto cave.
Named the Grotto Azzurra in Italian (Blue Grotto), this famous sea cave is a popular trip from Capri by boat. Sunlight passing through the small entrance creates a bright blue water grotto which is only accessible by a small rowing boat. Lie down flat in the boat, pass through the entrance and awe at the aqua colours of this natural wonder.
Mount Solaro Chairlift
Take the chairlift up to Mount Solaro for amazing views over Capri and the Bay of Naples.
Ride to the summit of Capri's mountain on a thrilling chairlift journey. The scenic ride up takes approximately 12 minutes, and from the top you'll enjoy views over Capri and over the Bay of Naples with Mount Vesuvius in the distance.
Villa San Michele
Visit the beautiful residence of the Swedish physician and writer Alex Munthe, one of the top sights on the island.
This beautiful 20th-century mansion is one of the top sights on the island. Sitting almost 1000 feet above the sea, visitors come to the villa to walk through its beautiful gardens and enjoy the panoramic views of the town of Capri. Inside the villa, you'll find a small museum home to a collection of archaeological artefacts found on the island.
Anacapri
Take a taxi or bus up to this pretty little village awash with boutique shops and high priced restaurants.
High up the plateau above Capri town lies Anacapri, a smaller village (compared to Capri Town) which is much quieter and more authentic in feel. Stroll its white-washed lanes of artisan boutiques, take the chairlift to the top of Monte Solaro or walk to the nearby Villa San Michele.
Day 3
Sorrento
Day 3
Sorrento
Morning to Early Evening
Exploring the Amalfi Coast
The wildly scenic Amalfi Coast that runs from Sorrento to Salerno is infamous for its coastal road which is known as one of the best white-knuckle scenic rides in Europe. Given the hairy driving, impossible parking and traffic, and overcrowded public buses, the Amalfi Coast is best explored by private boat or public ferry, where you can enjoy the scenic beauty of the coastline and hop from town to town in comfort and without any delays.
Unfortunately, the boats do not run all year, so depending on when you travel, your best bet for exploring the area may be with a guided tour by vehicle. The guide's local knowledge can help you avoid some of the traffic and cover the most beautiful spots. Of course a private tour at your own pace, by boat or car, is the ideal option.
Day 3 Sorrento
Morning to Early Evening: Amalfi Coast
The wildly scenic Amalfi Coast that runs from Sorrento to Salerno is infamous for its coastal road which is known as one of the best white-knuckle scenic rides in Europe. Given the hairy driving, impossible parking and traffic, and overcrowded public buses, the Amalfi Coast is best explored by private boat or public ferry, where you can enjoy the scenic beauty of the coastline and hop from town to town in comfort and without any delays.
Unfortunately, the boats do not run all year, so depending on when you travel, your best bet for exploring the area may be with a guided tour by vehicle. The guide's local knowledge can help you avoid some of the traffic and cover the most beautiful spots. Of course a private tour at your own pace, by boat or car, is the ideal option.
Amalfi Cathedral
Visit one of the most important Cathedrals on the Amalfi Coast.
The Amalfi Cathedral called “Duomo di Sant’Andrea Apostolo” can be found on the main Piazza Duomo in Amalfi Town. Built during the ninth century with a Byzantine architecture style, the cathedral is considered a must-visit for anyone who comes to Amalfi. Today the Duomo is a mix of Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque style, with an imposing staircase that leads to a 1,000-year-old bronze door that was given to the town by a wealthy local merchant who had the door made in Constantinople - modern-day Istanbul. Follow a one-way route around its interior which includes relics of Saint Andrew, the Apostle (the patron saint of Amalfi), the crypt and the cloister.
Positano
Visit the most beautiful and most popular town on the Amalfi Coast.
Known for its colorful buildings, beautiful panoramas, excellent seafood restaurants and luxury boutique shops, Positano is the go-to town for most people visiting the Amalfi Coast. Wander its narrow streets, spend time on its beach front or walk to the top of town to enjoy the famous views over the town and sea below.
Amalfi Town
Visit the largest town on the Amalfi Coast known for its culture, history and beaches.
What was once an important trading centre is now a stunning seaside town and the second most visited after Positano. Spend time relaxing on the beach and dip your toes in the azure water, visit its historic Cathedral, enjoy a cold lemon spritz in one of its seafront restaurants or simply enjoy strolling around its lanes and take in its views.
Day 4
Sorrento
Day 4
Sorrento
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Guided trip to Mount Vesuvius
Take a private tour to Mount Vesuvius, the Volcano that 2 millenniums ago buried several Roman settlements such as Pompeii and Herculaneum. Certainly, the most observed and the most dangerous volcanoes of the planet, this 4 hours guided tour promises active walking, up-close encounters with the crater of the volcano and beautiful views over the Bay of Naples.
Day 4 Sorrento
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM: Mount Vesuvius, Guided
Take a private tour to Mount Vesuvius, the Volcano that 2 millenniums ago buried several Roman settlements such as Pompeii and Herculaneum. Certainly, the most observed and the most dangerous volcanoes of the planet, this 4 hours guided tour promises active walking, up-close encounters with the crater of the volcano and beautiful views over the Bay of Naples.
Day 5
Sorrento
Day 5
Sorrento
Early Morning to Afternoon
Excursion to Pompeii
Possibly the most fascinating and accessible archaeological site in the world, Pompeii has been slowly revealing its secrets to the world since excavations began in earnest back in the late 18th century. Even today archaeologists are still uncovering unexplored parts of the site and building up a more accurate picture of how Pompeians lived prior to the catastrophic explosion of nearby Mt Vesuvius in 79 AD.
Day 5 Sorrento
Early Morning to Afternoon: Pompeii
Possibly the most fascinating and accessible archaeological site in the world, Pompeii has been slowly revealing its secrets to the world since excavations began in earnest back in the late 18th century. Even today archaeologists are still uncovering unexplored parts of the site and building up a more accurate picture of how Pompeians lived prior to the catastrophic explosion of nearby Mt Vesuvius in 79 AD.
Amphitheater
See the oldest surviving Roman amphitheatre - built in 70 BC!
The amphitheatre was used as a venue for bloody gladiatorial shows with a capacity to hold over 20,000 spectators. It is one of the oldest and most complete pre-Colosseum amphitheatres in the Roman world and was miraculously well preserved following the eruption in 79 AD.
Forum Baths
Visit Pompeii's main thermal bathhouse and admire the beautifully preserved fresco paintings.
Establish in 80 BC. the thermal baths were the only operating baths in operation at the time of the eruption in 79 AD. While they have been heavily restored, the painted frescoes of garden scenes, chariots and the ornately decorated ceilings with stucco friezes are what draws the crowds in.
House of the Tragic Poet
Visit this fascinating restored Pompeiian home with a famous animal mosaic.
On the threshold is a mosaic dog, with the inscription cave canem ('beware of the dog'). Some of the most striking wall paintings housed in the National Archaeological Museum are from this house.
House of the Vettii
Visit this incredibly well-preserved upper class residence.
The House of the Vetti is one of the richest and most famous sights in Pompeii. It was the property of two wealthy merchants, and it features some beautiful original wall paintings, still in their original positions, the most famous (or notorious) of which is the extraordinary front image of the god Priapus weighing his enormous phallus against a money bag.
Day 6
Sorrento
Day 6
Sorrento
Early Morning to Afternoon
Excursion to the Island of Ischia
The largest island in the Bay of Naples, Ischia is more interesting geographically than Capri, which makes it great for gentle hikes, especially to its summit of Mt Epomeo, and its volcanic soils make for the cultivation of fine wines. It also has some lovely sun-bathing spots and an exquisitely picturesque coastal fortress.
Day 6 Sorrento
Early Morning to Afternoon: Ischia Island
The largest island in the Bay of Naples, Ischia is more interesting geographically than Capri, which makes it great for gentle hikes, especially to its summit of Mt Epomeo, and its volcanic soils make for the cultivation of fine wines. It also has some lovely sun-bathing spots and an exquisitely picturesque coastal fortress.
Castello Aragonese
Walk across a causeway to reach this picturesque medieval castle located on a small island.
Accessed via the 15th century Ponte Aragonese, a 750 feet (228m) long causeway, the rocky islet fortress of Alfonso the Magnanimous is Ischia's top sight. As you explore you will understand why it made such a stunning backdrop in the film The Talented Mr Ripley.
The citadel itself is showing signs of wear and tear and some of it is closed to the public, but below is a complex of buildings that could be almost a separate village, and you can wander around these by way of olive-shaded paths and lush terraces. There's an eerie open shell of a cathedral destroyed by British bombardment in 1806 and a prison that once held political prisoners during the Unification struggle. Otherwise, there are a couple nice cafe-restaurants from where you can enjoy the sea views.
There's also the remains of a convent, in which a couple of dark rooms are ringed with a set of seats that look like stone toilets. These actually served as a cemetery for the deceased sisters - the bodies were placed on these seats to decompose, and the nuns would gather to pray here. While today this all seems rather macabre, the sisters considered it a reminder of their own ephemeral existence on earth.
Mount Epomeo
Hike to the top of Mount Epomeo for breathtaking views over the island.
Take a short but steep hike up to Ischia's highest point on Mount Epomeo to enjoy superb views of the entire island of Ischia and its many vineyards. On a clear day, you can even see Mount Vesuvius, Sorrento and the island of Capri in the distance.
You need to be reasonably fit and wear good shoes, as the final part of the track becomes no more than a channel cut out of the soft rock. There's a rather good terrace cafe/restaurant at the top where you can take a refreshment break.
Day 7
Depart Sorrento
Day 7
Depart Sorrento
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Guided Tour of Herculaneum
Explore Herculaneum on a 2-hour guided tour with entrance tickets included. Smaller and more compact than Pompeii, the site is especially notable for its remarkably preserved houses, wooden features, and everyday details buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.
To Be Determined
Private Transfer from Sorrento to Naples Airport
A private transfer service will pick you up from the N/A and take you directly to Naples Capodichino Airport. This is a private transfer for you and your travel party. You do not need to pay the driver as the cost of the transfer is included in your itinerary.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be aware the car service can fit up to 1 checked item of luggage and 1 personal item per person, such as a purse or small backpack. If you think you will have more baggage, please inform your travel consultant as this may result in an additional fee.
Day 7 Depart Sorrento
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Guided Tour of Herculaneum
Explore Herculaneum on a 2-hour guided tour with entrance tickets included. Smaller and more compact than Pompeii, the site is especially notable for its remarkably preserved houses, wooden features, and everyday details buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.
Herculaneum Archaeological Site
Archaeological Museum
The archaeological excavations of Herculaneum have revealed the remains of the ancient city of Herculaneum, buried under a blanket of ashes and mud during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79, together with Pompei, Stabia, and Oplonti.
To Be Determined: Private Transfer to Naples Airport
A private transfer service will pick you up from the N/A and take you directly to Naples Capodichino Airport. This is a private transfer for you and your travel party. You do not need to pay the driver as the cost of the transfer is included in your itinerary.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be aware the car service can fit up to 1 checked item of luggage and 1 personal item per person, such as a purse or small backpack. If you think you will have more baggage, please inform your travel consultant as this may result in an additional fee.
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Sorrento is the perfect place to bask in the Mediterranean mood, somewhere to enjoy the sun, the sea, fine dining, and good wine. Churches like the Duomo and the Church del Carmine beg to be explored, along with museums, galleries, and castles. But mostly Sorrento is somewhere to kick back and, for a few days, focus entirely on the business of living - and living well. Seafood dinners, Limoncello evenings, swimming, hiking, and boat trips are all perfect ways to pass time in this seaside haven.
If you really tire of all that, Sorrento is well-placed for those looking to explore its surrounding region. A train ride away from Naples, and within fairly easy reach of Pompeii, Sorrento is the doorstep to the attractions of Campania. A short ferry ride away is the island of Capri, with its own collection of beaches, restaurants, and excellent hiking. It’s not necessary, however, to pack the days full of exploring and adventure. While all that is certainly possible, a perfectly acceptable alternative is just to relax and soak in the special Mediterranean vibe.
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