
About Sorrento
Jewel of the peninsula of the same name and one of the pearls of the famous Amalfi Coast, Sorrento has been loved since ancient times for its beautiful crystal clear waters and the rich variety of colors that brighten the jagged and irregular coastline. Discover the sumptuous gardens, but also many delicacies made with local, genuine ingredients such as mozzarella, tomatoes, oil, basil and the inevitable pasta. Sorrento welcomes you with a distinctive old town center revolving around the central square dedicated to Torquato Tasso.From the municipal villa overlooking the sea, you can enjoy a breathtaking view over the Gulf of Naples. From here, a steep and narrow alley leads the visitor to the Marina Piccola, from which hydrofoils leave for Capri and Ischia.
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Set sail for Capri, gliding along the Sorrentine coast on this full-day cruise. You'll pass the historic Marina Grande, ancient Roman ruins and waterfalls tumbling from the cliffs. Once you arrive in Capri, take a boat tour around the island's famous sea grottos, carved out by the constant motion of the ocean – the Blue Grotto's extraordinary natural light makes it a real standout stop. The skipper will find a nice quiet spot for some swimming and snorkelling in the clear waters. Then, it's off to explore Capri by land for a few hours, before heading back to Sorrento with a refreshing limoncello to round off your day.
Italian cooking is intensely regional, and eating well is elevated to an art form. Who better to bring the flavours of Campania to life than a local, prize-winning chef, Mimmo? This is a region with abundant sunshine, fertile soils and the sea on the doorstep. Fresh produce is intensely flavoured and typical dishes are crafted to allow the star ingredients to sing.Chef Mimmo has created this gastronomic experience to immerse his guests in the simple elegance of Campanian cuisine. You'll start with a tour of Mimmo's garden. With baskets in hand, you'll find out about the variety of fruits and vegetables he grows here, and then select fresh produce to be made into your lunch. Back in the demo kitchen at the restaurant, your chef will prepare a special meal. This is an educational and interactive experience so roll up your sleeves and get involved - or if you prefer, sit back and watch the magic happen - your carefully selected raw ingredients become an expertly prepared traditional Italian lunch that will be accompanied by qualty local wine.
The shimmering beauty of the Amalfi Coast is in the spotlight on our exclusive small group tour. Your adventure begins with a scenic drive to the colourful village of Positano. Discover the secrets of this hilly village where the spectacular views are enhanced by the scent of the bougainvillea and the many chic boutiques. Enzo, one of our local guides, says "bougainvillea thrives in this part of Italy because of the Mediterranean climate, which is great because the locals love it. It typically blooms the brightest in late spring and early summer, so visit during those times to see them at their best."In Positano, you'll take a guided walking tour, introducing you to narrow, cobblestone streets and local treasures. Next, you'll board a local ferry to the historic town of Amalfi. Enjoy the spellbinding views as you go, then once in Amalfi, enjoy a brief guided tour before making the most of your free time.You'll be amazed by the views as our bus ascends to Ravello, the hilltop town famous for its tranquillity and panoramic views. Take a quick tour with your guide and visit Villa Rufolo, a 13th-century stately home, before taking some time to soak in the atmosphere and explore at your own pace.
Like a postcard from the past brought to life, Relais Correale farmhouse offers you a taste of Sorrento's old-world charm. Enjoy a guided stroll through its lemon grove, with an explanation as to how limoncello and lemon marmalade are made, before sitting for a locally sourced vegetarian lunch in an olive grove – utter bliss. There's also a limoncello tasting to look forward to.