Naples - Sorrento - Amalfi Tour

Where the blue of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the green of the Lattari Mountains meet, there lies Sorrento, one of the most fascinating Mediterranean panoramas, a memorable place with unmistakable charm and a predominantly mild climate.
Among the most sought-after tourist destinations in Southern Italy, situated on a plateau overlooking the sea, it is a city rich in tradition, culinary art, culture, social events and natural beauty.
Strolling, unhurriedly, through the shopping streets and the quaint old town, with its narrow streets rich in history and craftsmanship, would be the best way to breathe in and enjoy it. It is the colors and the atmosphere that hover among the streets and the food and wine culture that in fact represent a must that distinguishes the city and makes it a true paradise for lovers of culture, good living and good food.
In the main square sits the imposing Romanesque-style Cathedral while along the cardinal street you can reach the remains of the ancient walls of Sorrento, of Roman origin. But you cannot overlook the Church and Cloister of St. Francis composed of tufa columns and arches and a garden full of colorful trees and flowers that, in warmer seasons, sparkle with sunlight. Another feather in the cap is the Salve D'Esposito Municipal Villa, which offers a stunning lookout over the Gulf of Naples and the Coast.

However, Sorrento is also a city that resounds with life and events, such as the Giornate del Cinema, an event that welcomes numerous artists from all over the world, or the summer concerts in the piazza, and not least the traditional events of the Christmas season.
The city is the gateway to the world's best-known seaside resorts and archaeological sites, such as Pompeii and Herculaneum, Positano, Amalfi, Ravello and the city of Sorrento itself, which offers facilities on sandy beach or rocky surface.
Marina Grande, a shoreline that hosts a characteristic small port, the beach reserved for bathers and numerous bars and restaurants for refreshments, dominates the scene, offering a totally exclusive and special location, a characteristic and privileged place, also and inextricably linked to the name of the famous Sofia Loren, who filmed scenes from the film "Bread Love and..."
Sorrento is a rare pearl in a shimmering blue sea, made to be visited and experienced, appreciated and loved, left but by virtue of an unchanged promise...that of returning, as indeed the famous song by Ernesto De Curtis goes.

The time to visit the Amalfi Coast is always the right time.
From Amalfi to Positano it is easy to guess why the enchantment of those places has made them so famous all over the world.
Surprising views, enchanting corners, a unique sea and an exclusive atmosphere: the coast here expresses all the best of itself.
Amalfi is its most famous village. A historic town, it has in the Duomo, on the main square, one of the most exciting and at the same time interesting monuments of the Amalfi landscape.
Ancient stories and legends, curiosities and oddities have passed and pass by Amalfi, making it a magical and unique place.
5000 inhabitants, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is the destination for those who love nature, history and want to experience the area, good food and traditions that are still alive.

From the Paper Museum, to the invention of the seafaring compass, from the passage of Ulysses, in Homer's Odyssey, attracted by the song of the Sirens, to the Li Galli Archipelago, with its dolphin-shaped islands.
Famous for its ubiquitous lemons, it is the cradle of Neapolitan limoncello, as well as of granitas, sorbets, to majolica tiles with figures of lemons.
Immersed in nature from a true paradise such as the Valle delle Ferriere to the Monti Lattari, encountering streams and forests, from the Scala mountains to places where the authentic nature of the Coast makes all its power felt, being able to attend these places from the sea is a unique and indelible experience and only by enjoying such a privilege is it possible to make this 'wonderful experience.

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