Things to do in Sorrento

Join a delightful food tour in Sorrento, starting at Porta di Parsano. Enjoy local dishes like Gnocchi alla Sorrentina, taste wines and limoncello, and learn about the city's rich history. Conclude with an espresso at the ancient Vallone dei Mulini before exploring Sorrento's nightlife on your own.

Sorrento Private Food Walking Tour from Gnocchi to Limoncello

Live a full day experience visiting the magnificent island of Capri.
Making the boat tour around the island you will reach the Faraglioni rocks and the most important caves of the coast.
During the guided tour, you will visit the two cities of Capri and Anacapri, both of them full of beauty and amazing panoramas.

Experience the Live th allure of Capri island, the Gulf of Naples' hidden gem. Make an immersive experience, making the boat tour around the island: the Faraglioni rocks and many caves will enchant you.

Explore the enchanting island of Capri accompanied by an expert guide, optimizing the time for an unforgettable visit. From Sorrento, in just 30 minutes you will reach Capri, admiring the Sorrento peninsula along the way.
Once on the island, your guide will organize the day with semi-private transportation to the main attractions. The suggestive Blue Grotto will enchant you, while the authentic towns of Anacapri and Capri will offer unique experiences.
Explore the streets of the historic center of Anacapri to discover the genuine scents and colors of the island. Climb aboard the chairlift to reach the top of Monte Solaro or visit Villa San Michele, the famous residence of Axel Munthe overlooking the sea.
In Capri, starting from Piazzetta Umberto I, you will have the opportunity to stroll through the luxurious shopping streets and reach the Gardens of Augustus, which will give you an unforgettable panoramic view.

In the afternoon, you will return to the port and sail towards Sorrento.

Tour Enogastronomico alla scoperta dei sapori di Sorrento

Visit the sites of Herculaneum and Pompeii with skip-the-line ticket and lunch

Naples is rich in heritage and culinary culture – and this tour combines both to give you a real taste of the city. You'll dip in and out of old town eateries, bakeries and markets, sampling Neapolitan delights both edible and aesthetic. Lorenzo, one of our expert guides, says, ‘Locals love Pignasecca market, and it'll definitely whet your appetite. Vendors sell the freshest ingredients – you'll see everything from live shellfish to delicate stonefruit. It's no coincidence that Neapolitan cooking is so simple and delicious – we have the best ingredients.'

The fairytale Amalfi Coast is a magical mix of steep hills, cobalt sea and scattered pastel villages. On this full day tour, you'll enjoy a guided tour and free time in Amalfi, before a ferry ride across to Salerno.

You'll start with a scenic bus journey along the Amalfi Coast, with stops to admire the Insta-worthy views, especially when you hit Positano. Arrive in Amalfi for a guided tour that'll give you the lowdown on all its hidden gems and stories. After soaking up some history, you'll have free time to wander. This is your chance to live like a local for a bit – grab some of the best pastries around or chill with a beer in the lively main square, watching the world go by.

The adventure continues with a ferry ride from Amalfi to Salerno – a whole new way to see the coast's beauty from the water. Wrapping up the day, you'll catch your ride back to Sorrento from Salerno.

Playground for everyone from Hollywood stars to the ancient Greeks, Capri is a dazzling gem in the Neapolitan Riviera. You'll speed across by hydrofoil in the mid-afternoon to pass the evening surrounded by beauty and picture-perfect views doing exactly as you wish.

You'll start with a tour of the island by boat so you can spot the grottoes that have been drawing in visitors for decades. And, just as the day-trippers are retreating home, you'll be dropped off in Capri Town for the evening. Explore the harbour under your own steam, dipping in and out of designer shops as you go.

Once you have your bearings, you'll be able to dine in one of the many up-market restaurants, or simply opt for a caprese salad invented here in the 50s. The island is famed for its boutiques, bars and luxury hotels, and you'll experience it all under the twinkle of the night sky.

Cosmopolitan Capri has been a magnet for the rich and glamorous for decades everyone from Jay-Z and Beyonce to Elton John has been spotted on the island's well-groomed shores.
You'll sail over on a leisurely cruise in a 12-person boat, taking in the sights of the Sorrentine Coast and Capri's grottoes before spending a few hours on the island.

TheSailing from the Puninsula, you'll pass the rugged beaches of Marciano and Mitigliano en route to Capri. The skipper will make for the White Grotto on the east coast and the tunnel-like Green Grotto on the southwest coast. If conditions are good, you'll get the chance to swim in the enticing turquoise waters.

You'll then be dropped off in one of Capri's two ports, where you'll have about four hours to explore the island. You could visit historic churches, shop in chic boutiques or grab a bite in a cafe. There'll be sundowners on the cruise back.

One of those places that can't fail to amaze everyone who visits, Pompeii is the city that was frozen in time, stopped in action and covered in ash when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79AD. Since it was discovered, it's been thrust into the world's spotlight and earned a coveted place on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The remains of temples, villas and streets have been uncovered here and look just as they did 2,000 years ago. You'll tread the cobbled streets brought to life by a guided commentary through radio headsets.
Even if you are no history fan, Pompeii can not fail to take your breath away.

Not suitable for people with limited mobility

TUI PLUS - A real history fest, this tour first takes you to Pompeii, which lay buried under volcanic ash for centuries. Amazingly, you can still see remains of temples, villas and streets look more or less as they did 2,000 years ago. After a light lunch, you'll visit the summit of Mt Vesuvius, the only active volcano on Europe's mainland.

If you're just looking for a bite-sized tour, this half day gives us plenty of time to show you the ancient site of Herculaneum. A residential coastal town which has been superbly preserved due to the fact that it was covered in volcanic mud during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD.

Over the years everyone from Roman emperor Caesar to screen siren Gracie Fields has holidayed in Capri. It's an intoxicating mix of flowers, narrow lanes and alleyways. Plus, it's jam-packed with jewellery shops and chi-chi boutiques whose racks are weighed down with the work of Gucci, Prada and Dior, to name a few. The scenery is superb, the restaurants exquisite and the vibe so achingly stylish that a walk down the street feels more like a strut on the catwalks of Milan. But it doesn't end there. This walking tour also takes in the Caesar August Gardens overlooking the famous Faraglioni rocks and the house where Gracie Fields once stayed. There's an optional visit to Villa San Michele in Anacapri, where you can stroll through the beautiful villa of Dr Munthe and the colourful gardens. Or you could let the chairlift put you on top of the world for a few euros, which takes you to the head-spinning heights of Monte Solaro. This really is paradise found.

Dominated by Mount Epomeo, Ischia is a beautiful island that neighbours Capri known as the green isle much bigger than Capri. You will see all the highlights as you go on a nice coach tour around the island. Time for lunch before reaching the subtropical La Mortella gardens. The gardens were created by English composer Sir William Walton and his wife who lived here from 1949. They feature more than 300 rare and exotic plants, along with ornate statues and waterfalls. La Mortella is divided into two parts: a lower garden, called The Valley, and an upper garden on The Hill, terraced with retaining walls. The many areas of the garden are linked by a network of walks, paths, ramps and steps that climb the dry walls allowing the visitors to reach the upper hill, where they can enjoy breathtaking views of the Bay of Forio.

A real feast for the senses awaits you on the Amalfi Coast.

TUI COLLECTION-This tour pairs the rugged crater of Vesuvius with Lacrima Christi; a wine rich in mythical history, grown on the very slopes of the fire mountain herself.

TUI PLUS - If you want an even closer insight into these two UNESCO sites, join us on this exclusively limited to 25 people per guide. These sister cities were frozen in time for almost 1700 years, destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79AD. Preserved in ash, Pompeii is a fine example of a commercial Roman city. Herculaneum is a quiet seaside town that was actually preserved in mud. Both cities will be brought to life by our guide's commentary through radio headsets, so you do not miss a bit of what life was like during the Roman Empire.

There is also a light lunch included. To give you a skip the line service, entrance fees are included at the time of booking.

Sorrento is a fantastic destination for travelers who want to experience the beauty of the Amalfi Coast, enjoy delicious Italian cuisine, and explore the rich culture and history of the region. From Villa Rufolo, venture through Ravello's charming streets, filled with history and art. Make your way to Villa Cimbrone, famous for its enchanting gardens, including the breathtaking Terrace of the Infinite, providing unforgettable vistas of the Mediterranean Sea.

As you wander, don't miss the opportunity to explore local boutiques, discovering artisanal goods and the town's renowned ceramics.

Be sure to take some time to simply wander the streets and enjoy the picturesque vistas. Finish your journey with a delightful seaside meal at a local restaurant, relishing fresh seafood and traditional Italian dishes to complete your memorable Positano experience.

Positano is a picturesque coastal town located on the Amalfi Coast in southern Italy. It's known for its stunning and colorful cliffside buildings that cascade down to the Tyrrhenian Sea. Positano is a popular tourist destination and is famous for its beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and scenic views. Don't miss the Street of Tombs, adorned with striking burial monuments, and head to the Teatro Grande and Odeon, two well-preserved theaters that shed light on Amalfi's cultural and entertainment life.

Conclude your journey by savoring Campanian cuisine at a traditional trattoria or café, indulging in fresh seafood and local specialties. This short tour encapsulates Salerno's rich historical heritage, coastal beauty, and vibrant local culture, leaving you with a deep appreciation for this picturesque Italian city.

Explore the hidden gems of beautiful Salerno on this guided walking tour. Enjoy panoramic views, visit historic monuments, and browse local shops and crafts.