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Beaches surrounding Sorrento

Bagni della Regina Giovanna

Want to feel like the Queen of Naples? Then we recommend taking a dip in nature’s own swimming pool, known as Bagni della Regina Giovanna. This wonderful and romantic natural pool is located just 3.6 km from the famous Piazza Tasso, in the heart of Sorrento.

Marina Piccola

For one of Sorrento’s most popular attractions, we recommend visiting Marina Piccola. This beautiful area is home to several beach establishments, many of which have their own restaurants, making it a wonderful place to relax and enjoy the sun. Right beside the beaches, you will find the ferry port, with boats departing to several nearby islands.

Marina Grande

Looking for a day away from the hustle and bustle of tourism in Sorrento? Marina Grande is the perfect place to go. Its characteristic pastel-coloured houses and lovely seafood restaurants will help you unwind and enjoy a relaxing day by the sea.

Marina di Puolo

Located between Sorrento and Massa Lubrense, you will find the beautiful sandy and rocky beach of Marina di Puolo. Surrounded by ancient ruins and nature, you can swim in the crystal-clear blue sea and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this charming coastal village.

Nerano

Known by celebrities and VIPs from around the world, Nerano is a wonderful destination to recommend to our guests. With several charming restaurants located right by the beach, you can experience the unique atmosphere and beauty of this special place. Relax, recharge, and most importantly, enjoy the wonderful cuisine of Nerano.

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Cultural trips in Sorrento

Museo Correale

With its 24 exhibition rooms spread across four floors of an eighteenth-century residence, Museo Correale is a wonderful museum to visit during your stay in Sorrento. The museum houses an impressive collection of archaeological artefacts, artworks and historical treasures, and is located right in the centre of Sorrento.

Chiostro di San Francesco

Ever wondered what it would feel like if time had stopped at the end of the nineteenth century? Let us introduce you to the beautiful Chiostro di San Francesco. This charming cloister, dating back to the 14th century, combines elements of different architectural styles and offers a peaceful atmosphere in the heart of Sorrento. Surrounded by arches, greenery and history, it is a lovely place to take a moment and step away from the bustle of the city.

Basilica di Sant’Antonino

The Basilica di Sant’Antonino, with its distinctive and historic appearance, dates back to the 11th century. It is dedicated to Saint Antonino, the patron saint of Sorrento, who is said to have performed numerous miracles. With its fascinating history, Roman-era elements and beautiful religious artwork, we highly recommend paying a visit and discovering the stories behind this remarkable basilica.

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Nature surrounding Sorrento

Vallone dei Mulini

Nature lovers, this one is for you! When visiting Sorrento, a visit to the Vallone dei Mulini is a must. This fascinating valley was formed around 35,000 years ago and takes its name from the ancient mill that once stood here. It is the only remaining valley of the three that once surrounded Sorrento. Today, the lush vegetation and mysterious atmosphere make it one of Sorrento’s most fascinating hidden gems.

Path of the Gods

Love hiking? We have the perfect trail for you! Starting from the corner of Piazza Capasso in Bomerano, you can begin the famous Path of the Gods towards Nocelle. This 5.8-mile point-to-point hike takes approximately four hours to complete, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Amalfi Coast along the way. A truly unforgettable experience for those who love nature, adventure and spectacular scenery.

Vallone delle Ferriere

This lush nature trail takes you through the beautiful Monti Lattari mountains. Surrounded by tall chestnut trees and long-leaved ferns, it is easy to see how this enchanting valley got its name. Along the trail, you can still discover the remains of medieval iron foundries, which give the area its fascinating historical character. This half-day hike is a wonderful combination of nature, history and adventure.

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Shopping in Sorrento

  • The Narrow Streets of Sorrento

    In the mood for a day of shopping? Or perhaps you are looking for some souvenirs to take home? The charming narrow streets surrounding Piazza Tasso are filled with lovely shops, local boutiques and traditional Italian products, keeping you entertained throughout the day. Take your time, wander through the streets and discover everything Sorrento has to offer.

    Limoncello Factories

    Fallen in love with the local limoncello and other ''amari''? We completely understand! That is why we would love to recommend visiting one of Sorrento’s beautiful lemon groves, such as Giardini Cataldo. With its own garden filled with impressive lemon trees, Giardini Cataldo is a wonderful place to discover the local lemon culture and pick up a bottle of authentic Sorrento limoncello. And don't worry — they also offer travel-sized bottles, perfect to take home with you!

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