ソレント — 崖の上の街、レモン畑、ナポリ湾

Visit volcanic-soil vineyards on the slopes above town, tasting the peninsula's whites and reds where the vines actually grow rather than a downtown bar.

Walk the ridgeline trail high above the Amalfi Coast, with the sea and terraced villages dropping away below and Capri floating on the horizon throughout.

See the smaller, better-preserved neighbor of Pompeii, where upper floors, wooden fittings, and carbonized detail survived in a way the larger site did not.

Skip the shared bus and get a door-to-door car from Capodichino, useful with luggage, late arrivals, or a group splitting the ride into Sorrento's tight lanes.

Roll pasta or fold gnocchi with local cooks, then eat what you made, tasting your way through markets and lemon groves between hands-on stations.

Charter your own skipper and route along the peninsula, ducking into sea caves and swim coves that scheduled ferries pass by without stopping.

Trace the cliff-hung towns of Positano and Amalfi from the water, seeing the pastel facades stacked up the ravines as they were meant to be approached.

Pair the buried Roman city with the crater rim that entombed it, walking preserved streets below then climbing to the smoking summit that caused the disaster in one trip.

Cross to the island by boat to circle its rock arches and grottoes, timing the ride to slip into the Blue Grotto when conditions allow.

Wine Tasting & Vineyard Tours in Sorrento

Path of the Gods Hiking Tours

Herculaneum Tours from Sorrento

Naples Airport to Sorrento Private Transfers

Sorrento Cooking Classes & Food Tours

Private Boat Rentals & Tours in Sorrento

Amalfi Coast Boat Tours from Sorrento

Pompeii & Mt. Vesuvius Tours from Sorrento

Capri Boat Tours from Sorrento