
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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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.
Make the most of your holiday to the Amalfi Coast and set sail on what was once a working fishing vessel, now a comfy cruiser. You'll bob around the peninsula, taking in some of Italy's most famous views – think terraces carved into cliff faces and colourful fishing villages. Take a swim in the Med and relax onboard with lunch and a taste of the region's favourite tipple, limoncello. You'll have an hour and a half to wander the narrow streets and boutique shops of both Positano and Amalfi – make sure you take a look at the Medieval-era Amalfi Cathedral.
You're trading dry land for a sea breeze on this slow cruise to Capri. After being picked up at your hotel, you'll head to the port where a traditional wooden boat – once used by local fishermen – is waiting. You'll follow the coast of the Sorrento peninsula and circle Capri's cliffs and coves, with swim stops in the spots the skipper knows are best. Then, you'll tuck into a freshly prepared lunch full of local flavours. Once you arrive in Capri, you'll have three hours to wander the lanes, browse the shops and soak up the views before cruising back.
Cook under the lemon trees in this hands-on cooking class at La Limonaia. You'll be welcomed with prosecco or lemonade before diving into the kitchen. Then, guided by a local chef, you'll prepare a three-course meal of regional favourites, including gnocchi, ravioli, eggplant parmigiana and the beloved tiramisu, learning traditional techniques and stories behind each dish as you go. After the class, you'll gather under the pergola to savour your creations, paired perfectly with a glass of local wine.
This full day tour has a perfect pairing – a climb up to the crater of Mt Vesuvius followed by lunch and a tasting at a vineyard that grows Lacryma Christi wine. It'll bring you closer to the awesome intensity of mainland Europe's only active volcano and amaze you with life borne out of its volcanic soil.
If the Amalfi Coast is the business, then Capri is showbusiness. This magnet for celebs since the days of Roman emperors is a must-visit. Take the ferry over then head by minibus to Anacapri in the west of the island, for some free time before making the trip to Capri town for a walking tour.