PIAZZA TASSO
MARINA GRANDE
OLD TOWN
Introduction to Sorrento Travel
A popular coastal resort since Roman times, Sorrento is found on a perfectly positioned peninsula to discover some of the best sights in Italy. Many visitors use Sorrento as base to explore the Campania region and why not? The Amalfi Coast, Capri, Naples and Pompeii are within east reach.
With all those temptations on its doorstep, it’s easy to see why the city could be seen as a bit of a transit hub. So we encourage you to spend at least a day in Sorrento exploring its many charms, like joining a food tour or simply taking in spectacular views over the Tyrrhenian Sea.
What to see in Sorrento
Sorrento is a place to relax, enjoy lazy days at a beach club and take an afternoon stroll with a gelato. Wander the old town and shop for beautifully made artisan wares or enjoy a leisurely lunch by the sea. Perfetto!
Day Trips from Sorrento
Information on skip-the-line tickets to the major attractions, the best tours of the city and unique activities that are sure to make your trip memorable.
CAPRI
AMALFI COAST
POMPEII
NAPLES
Sorrento Accommodation Guide
Choose the best area and hotel for your trip with our guide to the best accommodation and hotels in Sorrento. Whether you want views of the Bay of Naples, a swimming pool or both, there is a perfect hotel or AirBnB to suit your trip.
Getting to Sorrento
There’s a variety of options to get you to Sorrento from the capital city of Rome – by train, bus, car rental and via private transfer.
Get from Rome to Sorrento
If flying into nearby Naples, or getting one of Italy’s fast-speed trains there, transfer options include train, bus, ferry and private transfer.
Get from Naples to SorrentoLet’s go to Sorrento!
We hope our travel guide to Sorrento has inspired you to visit this wonderful city in Southern Italy. If you’re looking for more information on what a visit to Sorrento might hold, have a listen to our podcast episodes on the delicious food of Sorrento and the delights of spending Christmas in Sorrento.