Sorrento is a relaxing and quiet town on the Bay of Naples. Set on a large tufa terrace overlooking the sea, Sorrento is an ancient place of residence of international fame that extends from Castellammare to Punta Campanella, as a watershed between the Gulf of Naples and Salerno. Walk through the town with a locally certified tour guide. Walk along the main street of the city named Corso Italia and through the typical alleys with shops selling souvenirs, liquors (limoncello) and fashion. Visit the Tasso Square with the statue of Torquato Tasso, the famous Italian writer born here. Then head to the Church of Sant'Antonino, patron saint of the city and the diocese of Sorrento. View the Deep Valley of the Mills and the belvedere with its breathtaking views of the Bay of Naples. Walk through the downtown lane and admire the Nobles Council known as Sedile Dominova. Visit the Gothic cathedral with masterworks form the Renaissance and Baroque.

Sorrento is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Southern Italy, located on a plateau overlooking the sea. A city rich in traditions, culinary art, culture, social events and natural beauties, to be experienced 365 days a year. Immerse yourself in everyday life as you stroll through the ancient fishing village of Marina Grande and admire the enchanting panorama of the Gulf of Naples from a magnificent vantage point. Hear the history of fishing in the area, from anecdotes to the techniques employed. We will visit the village of Marina Grande, a coast that hosts a characteristic marina, the beach reserved for bathers and numerous bars and restaurants for refreshment. On this 2.5-hour guided tour you will be able to discover the history of this city and enjoy every moment with your guide

We will drive from Naples to Positano in about an hour and a half. We will stop for some photos on the cliff of the Sorrento coast along the road to get to Positano, to admire the bay, the port and the skyline of Sorrento. Through the hills we will reach the Amalfi coast A narrow and winding road, but fascinating and wild cliff. We will stop to enjoy the wonderful sea views and a typical fish man beach with a famous Galli's island .then a stop in Positano on a terrace with a 1000 feet high balcony to take other photos . You will have 1 hour of free time to explore the beautiful atmosphere of Positano town, appreciate the famous exclusive ceramics of the local craftsman, enjoy a glass of wine on the beach looking at the sea. Lose yourself in the narrow streets and stairs of this village of cliffs with flowers everywhere. From here we will embark towards Sorrento. The town is Famous for its historic center shopping local store and exclusive park hotels. Visit Piazza Tasso-Corso Italia, Vallone dei Mulini, Sorrento Cathedral, Cloister of San Francesco. Try the sorbet, the lemon juice of their fantastic fragrant lemons that make the "Limoncello liqueur" Sorrento is famous for sweets and ice cream too. Do some Shopping thanks to the low prices where you can find good Italian-style leather clothes and local made inlaid wood . Pompeii will be the last stop, 2 hours to explore these ancient ruins famous all over the world, here you will hear the ancient drama of the historical eruption of the Vesuvius volcano in 79 AD. Additional free time will be granted in case you want to buy souvenirs. Back to the pick up location.

Set off from Positano to discover the beauty of Sorrento! The drop off is obviously the central square of Sorrento. Piazza Tasso is a young square! It is little more than a century old: it was in fact built above the Vallone dei Mulini. Once upon a time here, instead of bars and shops, there were women washing clothes in the river that flowed down from the hills. Piazza Tasso is the most popular place for tourists and locals to stop for a drink. It is the inevitable meeting point for a coffee or an aperitif. Explore Via della Pietà and visit the church of Santa Maria della Pietà. At the end of Via you will find yourself in front of the Sorrento Cathedral, a Baroque-style building, where you can also admire a nativity scene from the 1700s. From here you can continue for a stroll along Corso Italia, the street for shopping and fashionable boutiques. Continuing along the Corso you will find Villa Fiorentino where exhibitions such as those of Dali, Picasso and Pomodoro are often held. A walk along Via San Cesareo, one of the most characteristic streets in Sorrento, full of small craft shops, is a must. Walking along this street, it is impossible not to notice Sedil Dominova, the ancient meeting place of Sorrento society with its large frescoed dome. From here you walk down Via Reginaldo Giuliani until you find yourself in front of the Villa Comunale, a large terrace overlooking the panorama of the Gulf. Below the tuffaceous ridge you can see the bathing establishments of Marina Piccola and further on the harbour. Next to the villa is the 14th-century cloister, a small medieval jewel that is very popular for weddings. From here you can decide whether to return to Piazza Tasso via Piazza Sant'Antonino or continue the walk to Marina Grande past the Hotel Tramontano until you reach Piazza della Vittoria, another scenic spot. From here, follow the road from the entrance of the Bellevue Syrene down to Marina Grande passing under the ancient gateway to the city. Marina Grande is Sorrento's fishing village and a favourite spot for tourists and locals alike for lunch or dinner by the sea. After three hours of shopping, walking, culture and fun, your driver will take you back to Positano.