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Sorrento

The complete guide to Sorrento

How to get there and get around, what to see and eat, where to stay, the beaches and the trips to Capri and the Coast: everything to plan your stay in the most convenient base on the Gulf.

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Overlooking the Bay of Naples with Vesuvius in the background, Sorrento is the perfect base to explore the whole South: well connected, elegant and liveable, with Capri, Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast within reach by hydrofoil or road.

We’ve split the guide by topic, so you can plan without wasting time: pick a subject and find concrete advice — timetables, prices, real distances and tips from people who live the peninsula every day.

Where to start

How many days do you have? Here’s how to make the most of Sorrento as a base.

1 day

Sorrento in a day

The old town and Piazza Tasso, the Cloister of San Francesco and the Villa Comunale, then sunset at Marina Grande over a plate of fish.

2-3 days

With an excursion

Add a day on Capri by hydrofoil and one at Pompeii with Vesuvius, both very easy from Sorrento without changing hotel.

4+ days

Base for the Gulf

With more time, add the Amalfi Coast, the peninsula with Massa Lubrense and Nerano, and a day in Naples.

The Sorrento guides

Ten in-depth guides to plan every aspect of your stay in Sorrento and the peninsula.

How to Get to Sorrento

Circumvesuviana train, car, ferry or airport: every route to reach Sorrento from Naples, Rome and beyond.

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Getting Around Sorrento and the Peninsula

On foot, EAV buses, Circumvesuviana, ferries and taxis: how to get around town and towards Capri, Positano and Massa Lubrense.

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What to See in Sorrento

The old town, Marina Grande, the Villa Comunale, the Vallone dei Mulini and the Cloister of San Francesco: the must-see stops.

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Where to Stay in Sorrento

Old town, seafront, Marina Grande or the nearby towns of Sant’Agnello and Meta: which area to choose and for whom.

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The Beaches of Sorrento

Few sandy lidos and many rock platforms: where to swim in Sorrento and the best beaches nearby.

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What to Eat in Sorrento

Gnocchi alla sorrentina, spaghetti alla Nerano, provolone del Monaco and limoncello: the flavours of the peninsula.

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Where to Eat in Sorrento

Old-town trattorias, Marina Grande restaurants and nearby Nerano: where to eat well and avoid the traps.

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The Sorrento Peninsula: Massa Lubrense, Sant’Agata and Nerano

Beyond Sorrento: the peninsula villages, Punta Campanella, the Bay of Ieranto and the two gulfs from a single balcony.

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Day Trips from Sorrento

Capri, Pompeii, Vesuvius and the Amalfi Coast: why Sorrento is the perfect base to explore the Gulf.

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Sorrento: When to Go and Practical Information

The best time to go, budget, crowds and all the practical tips to plan your stay in Sorrento.

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Sorrento as a base, without the stress of driving

From Naples airport to excursions on the Coast or to Pompeii, a private driver links you to every destination in comfort: no train changes, no parking, just the journey.

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