[2025 Sorrento Attraction] Travel Guide for Sorrento Italy (Updated Mar)

Sorrento city center, with its many attractions and activities, is situated on a cliff, so you need to drive up to reach it. This means that every view from the city center overlooks the sea and is simply beautiful. One of the landmarks of Sorrento is a spot where houses and roads are nestled between two cliffs. This place is a popular photo spot where all tourists make sure to take a picture. After capturing your perfect shot, there are plenty of restaurants and cafes around, making it a great place to enjoy lunch.

Getting There - by ferry from Naples.. cost around 5 euro / pp Attractions - Bagni Regina Giovanna, Villa comunale di Sorrento, Grotta dello Smeraldo and enjoy the beautiful sunset by the Villa 🌅 Hotels - La Favorita, Royal, Victoria, and Bellevue Syrene Food & Restaurants - Bagni Delfino & La Lanterna Shopping - Small unique boutique where you can find unique and special items! 🍋 #beachlife #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #tripblazers #passionpassport #2023travelwish

The Sorrento Peninsula in Italy extends from the Campania region of the Apennine Peninsula to the Tyrrhenian Sea and is part of the Mediterranean Sea. I first knew about this place from the famous Italian song "Return to Sorrento" originally sung by Pavarotti. The mountain range of the Sierra Latta runs across the peninsula and extends to the coastal town of Punta Campanella, which is across the sea from the island of Capri (right in Figure 3) a few miles away. The side overlooking the Gulf of Naples forms the Sorrento Coast, while the side overlooking the Gulf of Salerno is the Amalfi Coast, which was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1997. Sorrento, a city named after the peninsula, is located on a cliff in the middle of the northern shore of the Sorrento Peninsula, across the sea from Naples, the largest city in southern Italy, to the west of the bay. To the north of the Sorrento Peninsula is the Bay of Naples, and to the south is the Gulf of Salerno. Standing on the commanding heights of Mount Lattari, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the entire Capri Island. The famous Mount Vesuvius is located in the northern part of the peninsula. At the foot of the southeast slope of the volcano, there is an ancient city called Pompeii, which was swallowed by the magma of the volcanic eruption in ancient Rome. The peninsula covers an area of ​​only 192.13 square kilometers. However, this small peninsula is one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Italy in my mind. The only thing that can be compared with it is the Alps in the north. If the Sorrento Peninsula is divided into two parts from east to west, the middle part dividing the north and south coasts happens to be the highest part of the peninsula. However, the topography of the north and south coasts is completely different. Almost all the towns on the south bank are built on cliffs. From any town on the cliff, you can see the top of the mountain. The terrain is much better than that of the north bank. The north bank is mainly hillsides with lush vegetation. In addition to the original forest, there are some orchards and vineyards, as well as many small towns. It occupies a relatively flat but not very large traffic artery. There are many farmhouses similar to those in China in the mountainous areas of the peninsula, like stars in the vast sky, submerged in the lush vegetation on the hillsides. Although it is located in a remote area, the daily needs of residents can usually be met in the town. The churches on which they place their faith are standard in every small town. Here, one can feel the simple folk customs and the local people's passion for life. As a popular tourist area, there is no shortage of specialty hotels with excellent accommodation and great viewing locations. Some of them offer views of the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius, and some offer views of the Mediterranean Island of Capri, but only a few of them allow you to go into the sea. Before arriving at the Sorrento Peninsula, I had also been looking forward to visiting the world-famous Amalfi, but it was not considered that way by the locals on the north coast. When I first came to the Sorrento Peninsula, I asked a child in a small town on the north coast how far it was from Amalfi, but the child curiously asked back: "Why do you want to go to Amalfi? Isn't our place beautiful enough?" In fact, due to my inseparable complex between the north and south coasts, I really don't think Amalfi is the most beautiful. #Overseas Travel #European Travel #European Travel #Italian Travel #Southern Italy #Peninsula #Sea View #European Town #Vesuvius Volcano #Village

#Overseas Travel Sorrento is a beautiful seaside town. Besides taking a boat to the famous Capri Island, you can walk around the streets of the town, taste the food and enjoy the seaside scenery. #Overseas Travel

Coming to Italy for five days and don't know what to do? Don't worry, this guide will help you navigate Italy and make your trip even more exciting! / 🚩Itinerary: D1: Pompeii -> Caserta Royal Palace On the first day, visit the ruins of Pompeii and experience the weight of history. Afterwards, head to the magnificent Caserta Royal Palace to admire the splendor of the Italian royal family. D2: Sorrento -> Amalfi Coast On the second day, we will travel to picturesque Sorrento, and then tour the beautiful Amalfi Coast, enjoying the magnificent scenery of the Mediterranean Sea. D3: Matera Sassi -> Matera Cathedral On the third day, delve into the Sassi di Matera, experiencing the ancient residential culture, and then visit the solemn Matera Cathedral, feeling the sacred atmosphere of religion. D4: Lecce Cathedral On the fourth day, we will visit the historic Lecce Cathedral, exploring its unique architectural style and religious culture. D5: Capri -> Blue Grotto -> Church of San Paolo Apostolo -> Castel Nuovo -> Galleria Umberto I -> Royal Palace of Naples On the last day, we will take a boat to Capri, visit the mysterious Blue Grotto, and then visit the Church of San Paolo Apostolo. Afterwards, we will visit Castel Nuovo and the magnificent Galleria Umberto I, and finally arrive at the magnificent Royal Palace of Naples, concluding this trip perfectly. 🏰✨ / Must-See Attractions: ✨ Pompeii: Travel back to Pompeii two thousand years ago. The ruins of the ancient city will bring you back to the life scenes of that time. Walking through it, you can almost feel the pulse of history and the ancient charm. 🌊 Capri: This is a classic representation of Mediterranean style! Imagine the azure blue water intertwined with the lush vegetation on the island, breathtakingly beautiful. Come to Capri and enjoy the romance of the Mediterranean! 🏺 Amalfi Coast: Traveling along this coastline, you will be attracted by the gorgeous porcelain shops along the way. Every place here is like a painting, immersing people in a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, feeling the endless beauty. / 🧳 Travel Preparations: 📞 Be sure to get a local SIM card, which is convenient for communication and allows you to check out attractions and restaurants online. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug adapter, otherwise, electrical appliances from our country may not be usable there. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, including your passport and visa. These are essential when traveling abroad. 👗 It can still be a little chilly in Italy in March, so bring some spring and autumn clothes and a light jacket, just in case. Also, comfortable shoes are a must, as we'll be doing a lot of walking! / Enjoy the blend of ancient Roman charm and modern fashion on your Italian journey. See you next time! 👋🇮🇹

📍Sorrento A beautiful coastal city located in the Campania region of southern Italy. It is famous as a starting point for the Amalfi Coast and the island of Capri. You can find various shops and restaurants in Piazza Tasso and the surrounding alleys. Limoncello and fresh seafood dishes are the representative specialties of this place. The cliffs overlooking the sea and the old buildings add to the charm of Sorrento. #EuropeTravel

📍Sorrento A coastal city located in the Campania region of southern Italy, known as the gateway to the beautiful Amalfi Coast. It is located on a cliff facing the Mediterranean Sea, offering a stunning sea view. It is famous for its fresh lemon limoncello and local seafood dishes, and is a popular tourist destination with ancient ruins and splendid nature. Recommended for May-June when there are not many people #EuropeanTravel

Astounding view from the top looking down the town. May not have a lot of tourists since it's winter now. Definitely, this place will be flooded with tourists when spring arrives.

#January Travel Support Event Sorrento Port, where I visited during my trip to southern Italy. The reason I went to Sorrento was to go to Capri. Capri Island is a representative resort island in Italy and is located a short boat ride away from Capri. It is a beautiful place that I highly recommend visiting if you go to Italy.

🇮🇹Two-day tour guide to Naples and Pompeii |||1️⃣ Take the Flixbus overnight train from Milan and arrive in Naples at 9 a.m. the next day. 2️⃣ After getting off the bus, go to the hotel to drop off your luggage. 📍Smart Hotel Napoli is located at the port of Naples, which is very safe because there are people checking when entering the port. 3️⃣ Newcastle is right in front of the hotel, you can see it at a glance. I bought a one-day ticket to Naples for 5.4 euros, which can be used on both the subway and the bus. 4️⃣ Go to the No. 1 coffee shop in Europe☕️ Gran Caffè Gambrinus to check in. The price of dine-in is very high. The two of us ate for 37 euros, which is a table of P6. 5️⃣ Walk to Toledo (P3), the most beautiful subway station. There are many shops nearby, as well as two Miniso‼ ️ 6️⃣ Take the subway to the Archaeological Museum. It’s a good place to visit. The international student ticket is 2 euros. It is highly recommended. It is suitable whether you want to learn about history or take photos. Many unearthed cultural relics from Pompeii are collected in the Archaeological Museum. 7️⃣ Go to the famous pizza shop 📌 L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele to check in. The Margherita pizza is 6 euros each, which is just enough for our two girls. However, you need to pay a tip at the end of the checkout in this store. The clerk will signal to you directly. Originally, I already paid 2 euros, and they kept making noises for the 2 euros I got back. I was embarrassed and paid another 2 euros as a tip. I lost 4 euros🥹 8️⃣ Take the subway to 📍Castel Sant'Elmo to watch Mount Vesuvius. The scenery is beautiful at sunset. The ticket is 2.5 euros per person. You need to climb to the top. If there is a heavy rain, you can't get a car and you can only wait for the rain to stop. 9️⃣ The next day, take the small train Circumvesuviana to 📍Pompei Scavi Archeologici. This place is the ancient city. You can store your luggage for free on the left side of the door. The ticket is 18 euros. The ticket for international students in person is 2 euros. After giving him a residence permit, he still charged 18 Fortunately, I asked if we were students in Milan if we could get 2 euros. He looked at the residence permits of the two people and it was ok. 🔟 The network signal in the ancient city is not good. It is best to search for the guide in advance and save it. The luggage storage closes at 16:45, so pay attention to the time. Continue to take the small train to Sorrento, looking forward to Capri and the Amalfi Coast 🍁

| A Natural Symphony 🌳 Sorrento's natural scenery is equally impressive. The town is surrounded by lush olive groves, with silvery-green leaves rustling in the breeze, as if playing a symphony of nature. From a high vantage point, the azure Mediterranean Sea and verdant forests create a stunning picture. 🏰 Ancient castle ruins stand quietly by the sea, witnessing the passage of time. They are not only witnesses of history but also a paradise for photographers. Whether it's the mottled walls of the castle or the magnificent sea view from the castle, they can all become beautiful images in the lens. Sorrento is a place where art and nature blend perfectly, attracting visitors from all over the world to explore its unique charm.

Capri, also known as the Isle of Capri, is a famous holiday destination in the southern part of the Bay of Naples, Italy. The island is located in the Tyrrhenian Sea, about 18 nautical miles from the Bay of Naples and 14 km east of the Sorrento Peninsula. The island covers an area of about 10 square kilometers, with its highest point, Mount Solaro, standing at 589 meters above sea level. Capri is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Since ancient Roman times, it has been a famous tourist and health resort. Emperor Augustus once exchanged "ten cities" for it and lived in seclusion here for ten years. The island boasts a mild climate, lush vegetation, towering coastal cliffs, and numerous rocky caves. Among them, the most famous is the "Blue Grotto" (Grotta Azzurra), hailed as one of the seven wonders of the world, known for its unique blue waters. Capri is not only a treasure trove of natural beauty but also a paradise for shopping and leisure. The island is home to many luxury brand stores, with shops lining the narrow streets, making it a shopper's paradise. Additionally, Capri is famous for its lemons, which are exceptionally large, and its lemon drinks are delicious. The main attractions on the island are located on the mountain, accessible by cable car. The cable car resembles a small train, compact, with a few seats in each carriage. There are no cars on the island, only custom-made electric vehicles that look like small toys. The houses on the island are painted in fresh, natural colors, creating a beautiful and relaxing atmosphere. Capri is also known as the honeymoon island, as its beautiful sunsets and ocean views make it one of the most romantic places in Europe. The scenery on the island is truly breathtaking, but there are also many tourists, especially during peak season, when you may have to queue for the cable car.

⛰【Attraction Guide】 📍Detailed address: ———Amalfi Coast, Italy 🚗Transportation guide: Self drive around Lake Garda This route is known as "the most beautiful self-driving road in the world"🚏 It will take you to appreciate the infinite scenery along the way🏞️Whether it is the fashion of Milan, the ancient charm of Bergamo, or the romance of Verona, you can find their shadows on this road👀 🔴Attractions to visit 1️⃣Amalfi Amalfi The town of Amalfi, from which this coast is named, is also relatively popular. The food is mainly fish, lemon It’s also very big. I recommend the South Italian lemon-flavored Gelato and limoncello. 2️⃣Ravello Ravello is located high on the Amalfi Coast, and the main attraction here is its two cliff villas. 3️⃣Positano Positano It should be the most popular town on the coast. Its colorful houses, sun-dappled lemon trees, and azure sea are intoxicating. Steinbeck wrote in his travelogue: "Positano is unforgettable. It is a dreamland that feels unreal when you are there and very real when you leave." 4️⃣Sorrento Sorrento Compared with the previous towns, Sorrento has less crowds. In the early morning, the mist covers the sea, the Mount Vesuvius in the distance is clearly outlined, and the sunset at dusk is even more beautiful. The accommodation in Sorrento is cost-effective, and the fragrance of lemon blossoms floats in the air, which is really healing. 5️⃣Capri Island The island of Capri is not far from Sorrento, which is synonymous with nature and luxury. It has many luxury stores and is also a popular resort for international celebrities. 🌟Highlights: Sorrento’s lemons are also a highlight. Lemon cultivation here has a long history and is of high quality. In the streets and alleys of the town, you can taste a variety of lemon-themed food and drinks, which are refreshing and refreshing, leaving you with endless aftertaste. 📌Tips: Tip: The best time to travel is in spring and autumn, when the weather is pleasant and there are relatively few tourists. Also, remember to bring sunscreen and a hat to avoid sunburn. It is really a good place to stay slowly, slowly experience every sunset and night, meet and part with interesting people, forget the troubles of the city, and enjoy every moment.

Sorrento is a beautiful seaside town in the Campania region of southern Italy, facing the Bay of Naples and known as the access point to the Amalfi Coast. The town attracts many travelers as a tourist destination that combines magnificent sea views, charming townscapes, and a rich food culture. ◆Cityscape Sorrento's streets are characterized by colorful buildings and flower-decorated balconies. Walking along the narrow cobblestone streets, you can see cafes, restaurants, and boutiques lined up, giving you a glimpse into the daily life of local people. The old town in particular is dotted with historic churches and squares, which convey its charm to visitors. Santa Maria del Casa Church and Tassa Square are worth visiting. ◆Recommended City Walk Sorrento's City Walk is a walking path that connects tourist attractions and shopping areas, where you can spend a relaxing time. You can feel the local culture and history while enjoying the coastal roads and lush parks. In particular, the view from the promenade facing the sea is beautiful and is a popular photo spot. You can fully enjoy the atmosphere of the city while strolling around. ◆Shopping There are a variety of shops where you can purchase clothing, accessories, and local specialties. In particular, Sorrento's unique ingredients and crafts, such as limoncello and olive oil, are perfect as souvenirs. There are also art works and handmade crafts by local artists, so you can enjoy finding unique souvenirs. Local markets and boutiques also offer special seasonal products, so you will find something new every time you visit. Sorrento is a wonderful tourist destination where its beautiful streets, attractive city walks, and shopping experiences are in harmony. By visiting, you will be able to fully enjoy Italian culture and scenery. #0円旅秋

#EuropeanTravel #Italy An influencer visited this place and it became a hot topic for a while~ There were only 3 reviews on the blog! Maybe that's why there weren't any Koreans The exact location wasn't disclosed, so I searched for it persistently! I was finally able to visit 😉 Right in front is the beach of Sorrento It's a great place to have a cocktail while looking at the endless sea! The romantic atmosphere of a midsummer night is amazing💖 Also, the sunset is so beautiful~ 📍 Spiaggia di Sorrento

#SummerTravel Bagni Salvatore is located at the most characteristic point of the Sorrento coast. The villa of the nephew of the famous Roman figure Agrippa Postumus is partially submerged in the sea, and it is a special place where you can see this view as well~ The water is clear enough to see the bottom of the sea, and it is not deep enough for children to play. It was perfect for a leisurely time, even for people like me who can't swim.😘 📍Bagni Salvatore

Sorrento in the south of Italy 🇮🇹 is famous for its lemons 🍋. The local lemons are big and thick, and the various special limoncello, lemon ice cream, and local fried foods are also very good. Share a few surprising free attractions: 1. Walk 4km from the center of Sorrento to a natural swimming pool connected to the sea. It is a very special experience. You need to put on your swimsuit in advance before going because it is completely outdoors. 2. Walking towards the seaside in the center of Sorrento, the terraces of many hotels are an excellent place to watch the sunset while eating. Sorrento Giovanna Beach 3. The first picture is located in the square. It is very famous that there is a road below, the sea in the distance, and cliffs on both sides. Going to Capri Island, it is highly recommended to sign up for a group of 12 people in Sorrento the day before. You can go to the island, go to the Blue Grotto, take care of the meals, lie on the yacht to bask in the sun, and swim in the jelly sea! ! !

Sorrento day trip course❣️ 1️⃣Amalfi Coast - A place where you can enjoy a drive along the coastline There are many cafes where you can drink coffee while looking at the coast, and there is also a cathedral built around the 10th century 2️⃣Naples - Naples is the largest and most developed city among small Italian cities. It has a beautiful palace and castle, and I recommend trying Neapolitan pizza! 3️⃣Paestum - The best preserved Greek ruins in the world. You can see the temples built by the residents of Paestum #Hotel Accommodation Voucher Event #Italy Travel

1️⃣Sorrento Viewpoint - Sorrento Viewpoint where you can take in the whole view of Positano 2️⃣Positano Cathedral - This is the cathedral known as the starting point of the Positano tour. It is a 1-minute walk from Positano Beach, so be sure to stop by 3️⃣Amalfi Beach - This is Amalfi Beach, which you must visit before you die. If you rent a car, be sure to use the Amalfi Beach driving course 4️⃣Positano Lemon Shavette - I recommend a place called Bar Paradise Positano! It looks pretty and tastes refreshing because they put real lemons in it🍋 #HotelAccommodationEvent #Positano #PositanoTravel

Lazy Southern European Summer Tour | Amalfi Coast of Italy The south of Italy has a distinctly different Italian style compared to other regions. The sunshine, air, culture, seascapes, and streets easily touch your soft spot, making you fall in love to the point of no return. The Amalfi Coast is a paradise in southern Italy blessed by the goddess, with scenery so beautiful it brings tears to your eyes! It is known as 'The Path of the Gods.' The Amalfi Coast is one of the 50 most beautiful places in the world and, along with the Greek islands, is hailed as a 'heaven on earth.' Along the 50-kilometer coastline, there are 08 colorful small towns of various sizes, each so beautiful it seems surreal. On the sunny Amalfi Coast, everything is as vibrant as blooming flowers, and just standing on the balcony looking at the sea can indulge someone for an entire day. No matter how downcast you are, you can find the courage to believe again, just like the protagonist in 'Under the Tuscan Sun.' During the peak of summer, Amalfi is synonymous with romance. Driving on the winding mountain roads, you will not only enjoy the colorful towns but also smell the lemon scent that fills the entire city. The town of Sorrento, located at the western gateway to the Amalfi Coast, is also known as the Lemon Town, with many lemon orchards in the town. Here you can order a bowl of lemon ice cream or a glass of limoncello. Of course, there are also various lemon tours. With only about 16,000 residents, the town hosts an average of 500 weddings each year. Almost every day, wedding boats complete their ceremonies in this town.

In what is known as "Paradise" It’s so suffocating😭; if you really want to understand it in depth, I advise you to at least You need to stay for a week; in this case, the seaside town (Sorrento), Hanging Garden 💐Tips The best time to visit: April to June, when the weather is warm and flowers are in bloom. Local specialties: lemons, Amalfi paper, handmade colored ceramics ✅Sorrento Located at the end of the Sorrento Peninsula, it has a relatively large area and very convenient transportation. You can also take a ferry to other towns, Naples, and Penglai Capri on the sea. It is a small town with a strong commercial atmosphere. 🏠H:Casa Clementina 🍽️Eughenes (lemon grilled fish, seafood pasta) ✅Positano It is known as the back garden on the cliff, with the mountain behind and the sea; the town's beach is lined with colorful parasols⛱️, beach chairs, and yachts, and white sails float on the sea; the scenery here, especially at dusk and night, is the most beautiful and full of mystery. , 📷Take photos and create videos. 🏨Villa Maria Antonietta 🍽️Vincenzo Antonietta (whitebait pasta, tuna tartare) ✅Ravello Facing the sea, there is a colorful hanging garden💐. This town is quite niche. Even though the beaches of the surrounding towns are full of people, there are still only a few dozen people here who are very quiet and want to relax. There is absolutely nothing wrong with choosing it; and the cultural landscape here is rich, with the most eye-catching ones being villas and churches. 🏨Holiday House "L'Angolo dei Sogni" 🍽️La Vecchia Cantina (fried sea bass) 🔆Surrounding features 🈶Road of the Gods: Amalfi's famous hiking route, the 7.8km journey takes about 3 hours. 🈶Paestum: There are many Greek ruins in southern Italy, and this ancient city is one of them. It not only has an open-air arena, a market center, but also museums, beaches, etc.

#EuropeanTravel #Sorrento #Italy Sorrento is a beautiful seaside town located on the Amalfi Coast in southern Italy. It is famous for its beautiful coastline and stunning scenery, and the pastel-colored houses and the sea are charming. Sorrento is one of the main tourist destinations in the Amalfi Coast region along with Fiorentino, Amalfi, and Positano, and is especially famous as a romantic travel destination. Sorrento is also popular as a food destination, with many restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy delicious seafood and Mediterranean food. It is about an hour away from Naples by train. Unlike Naples, it is very safe and leisurely.

#After seeing the ruins of Pompeii, I went to #Naples port and before going to #Amalfi and #Positano, I saw the #Sorrento beach and sang the song of Sorrento while enjoying the view ~ Among the many cities I visited while working in Rome, this is the most memorable I have to go back later ~

Naples, two hours by train from Rome Sorrento, 45 minutes by ferry from Naples! If you are planning a trip to southern Italy, Sorrento is a must! You must go (I recommend checking the ferry schedule in advance and making a reservation) Sorrento is small, but? It was such a pretty town It seems like it would be a good idea to book accommodations not far from the port #ItalyTravel #Naples #Sorrento #SouthernItaly

On Easter day, the weather forecast said it would rain, but it turned out to be sunny. How lucky! When the sun was out, it instantly felt like summer. The lemons on the roadside haven't fully bloomed yet, so I could only take pictures of the ones on the tree in scattered shops. If you don't eat or swim 🏊‍♀️, you can explore the small town in two hours. You just need to keep climbing stairs, which can be a bit tiring since it's all mountain roads. Here are some transportation tips. I took the L21 to Sorrento from Naples train station (buy tickets at the manual window at the end of the underground floor of the station, next to the entrance, ask staff if unsure, timetable can be viewed on Google Maps). Then, as soon as you come out of the Sorrento train station, you can see the bus stop for Positano, because the bus will be parked there or many people will be queuing there. There are ticket booths at both ends of the train station. I don't know if Easter in southern Italy counts as peak season, but I queued up early in the morning at around 8 o'clock and didn't get on the bus until after 9 o'clock! So make sure to arrive at the site earlier than your estimated departure time to queue up. There are really a lot of people and the bus is not big enough. If you go up later, you will have to stand the whole way, which will be very painful for people who get carsick. The driver's driving is also very dizzying (the European girl next to me vomited all the way... For the return trip, you can buy the bus ticket at the stores marked with "sta", or pay online after boarding the bus. If you want to stay longer in Southern Italy, you can live in Sorrento. This small town is also very beautiful and chill. I love Southern Italy and I want to stay here for a while in the future.

Positano is a small town located on the Costiera Amalfitana coast in the Campania region of Italy. The main part of the town is backed by mountains and faces the sea, and is distributed on the flat land between the mountains and the sea. A writer described it as follows: Positano is a dreamland. When you are there, it doesn't feel very real, but after you leave, it becomes vivid. Scattered along the winding and twisting coastline are many picturesque towns, and the most beautiful one among them is Positano. A small house slowly climbs up the mountainside from the seaside, painted in different colors, with flowers dotted on the cliffs. These colors are typical Mediterranean colors, mustard yellow, dark orange-red, and the sun deepens their depth. Walking on the winding paths is like a maze, and you can only adjust your pace to explore. A trip to Positano for seclusion and vacation is definitely a good choice. Here, there are comfortable and luxurious boutique hotels. Seeing the beautiful cottages on the mountainside, enjoying the brilliant sunshine in the endless Mediterranean Sea, it's so comfortable that there's nothing to say. Whether it's on the beach or next to the hotel's swimming pool, there are many people enjoying sunbathing leisurely. My itinerary: Napoli - Salerno - Amalfi - Positano - Sorrento - Napoli. Napoli to Salerno: Train for 4.3 euros (40 minutes), buy tickets at Napoli train station. Salerno to Amalfi: take the SITA bus, buy tickets at Salerno station, less than 3 euros (1 hour) From Amalfi to Positano: take the SITA bus, buy tickets near Amalfi station, 2 euros (1 hour). Positano to Sorrento: Buy tickets at the Positano ticket office for 2.9 euros (40 minutes). Sorrento to Napoli: Buy tickets at Sorrento train station for 3.9 euros (one and a half hours).

Sorrento is a beautiful small city in southern Italy that is perfect for a day trip from Naples or as a base for visiting Positino and Amalfi. 🥰 Here's a course that will help you see Sorrento to the fullest.👏🏻 1️⃣ Sorrento Historic District As you walk along the road to the most vibrant part of Sorrento, you'll pass beautiful cathedrals such as Sorrento Cathedral and the Basilica of St. Anthony, and various shops👏🏻 You'll be able to really feel southern Italy☺️ 📍Via Santa Maria della Pietà, 44, 80067 Sorrento 2️⃣ Marina Grande Port If you go down to Marina Grande, the beautiful port of Sorrento, there are cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy the ocean view✨ The place I went to was called Porta Marina, where I had a leisurely time drinking wine and lemon chilo with seafood dishes🥰 There's a free beach next to it. It's also nice to take a walk! 📍Porta Marina (Via Marina Grande, 64, 80067 Sorrento) 3️⃣ Villa Comunale (Villa Comunale di Sorrento) A park where you can see the bay of Sorrento at a glance It's said to be a public park built in the late 1870s👏🏻 It's also famous as a place where you can sit on a bench and watch the sunset✨ The day I went, there was a gentle sunset The sky that changed every moment was so beautiful🥰 📍Via S. Francesco, 80067 Sorrento #TravelPlan #Italy #EuropeTravel #Sorrento

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Actually, it's currently under renovation. The locals told us that they only work for 8 months a year and work 8 days a week 😭. The best season of the year is from April to November. This time there are no sea activities, and not a single restaurant that we want to eat at is open. However, the transportation is worrying 😔 What will it be like during peak season? 🤔️ Almafi can take a train from Napoli to Sorrento and transfer to a bus. Because it's a rugged coastline, it's easy to get carsick. Although each small town is not far away, it is recommended to stay in Sorrento or find a cliffside hotel with a sea view.