Turneja u Sorrentu

Sor­ren­to is the gate­way to the Amal­fi Coast, offer­ing a vari­ety of unique expe­ri­ences, rich cul­ture and deli­cious cui­sine. By choos­ing Sor­ren­to Voy­age, you will have an expe­ri­enced and reli­able part­ner to make your stay in Sor­ren­to unique and unforgettable.

Sor­ren­to offre una vista moz­zafi­a­to sul­la Costiera Amal­fi­tana, gia­r­di­ni di limoni rigogliosi e un affasci­nante cen­tro stori­co ric­co di cultura.

Sor­ren­to Voy­age is the ide­al choice for boat, yacht and cata­ma­ran tours in Sor­ren­to. We offer a per­son­al­ized ser­vice that allows you to explore the beau­ty of the Amal­fi Coast such as Capri, Posi­tano, Amal­fi, Ischia and Pro­ci­da. Our exclu­sive tours are designed to offer you a unique and unfor­get­table expe­ri­ence. With Sor­ren­to Voy­age, you will have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to dis­cov­er hid­den cor­ners and enjoy the sea in total relax­ation. Choose Sor­ren­to Voy­age for your next boat trip to Sorrento.

With Sor­ren­to Voy­age, you can live unique expe­ri­ences such as boat or yacht tours along the Amal­fi Coast, cook­ing lessons on fresh pas­ta and Neapoli­tan piz­za, and enjoy roman­tic sun­sets by boat.

Yes, Sor­ren­to Voy­age offers a ²⁴⁄₇ Concierge Ser­vice in Sor­ren­to. Our concierge ser­vice is ded­i­cat­ed to pro­vid­ing max­i­mum assis­tance and plan­ning events and unique expe­ri­ences in the ter­ri­to­ry of Sor­ren­to. Let Sor­ren­to Voy­age orga­nize your stay in Sor­ren­to, so you can focus only on fun and cre­at­ing unique and unfor­get­table moments. Dis­cov­er the lux­u­ry of a wor­ry-free stay with Sor­ren­to Voyage.

Boat sun­sets in Sor­ren­to with Sor­ren­to Voy­age are an unfor­get­table roman­tic expe­ri­ence. You can admire the sun div­ing into the Mediter­ranean Sea, cre­at­ing a breath­tak­ing view.

Sor­ren­to, the jew­el of the Amal­fi Coast, is well con­nect­ed with many des­ti­na­tions of great inter­est. Here are some of the main connections:

1. Pom­peii: Thanks to the Cir­cum­vesu­viana train, from Sor­ren­to you can eas­i­ly reach the ancient archae­o­log­i­cal exca­va­tions of Pompeii.

2. Posi­tano and Amal­fi: Sor­ren­to is con­nect­ed to Posi­tano and Amal­fi by bus or scooter.

3. Capri: From Sor­ren­to, you can reach the island of Capri by hydro­foil or pri­vate boat.

4. Ischia and Pro­ci­da: These islands are eas­i­ly reached from Sor­ren­to by hydrofoil.

5. Naples: Sor­ren­to is con­nect­ed to Naples by the Cir­cum­vesu­viana train, mak­ing it easy to vis­it the live­ly city of Naples.

With Sor­ren­to Voy­age, you’ll have access to a wide range of pri­vate trans­port ser­vices. We offer pri­vate trans­fers by car, boat and heli­copter to allow you to explore these des­ti­na­tions in a unique and unfor­get­table way. Choose Sor­ren­to Voy­age for your next trip to Sor­ren­to and live a dream experience.

The main attrac­tions of Sor­ren­to include the Cathe­dral, the Basil­i­ca of San­t’An­toni­no, the Clois­ter of San Francesco, and the many muse­ums. Do not for­get to explore the local craft shops and taste the typ­i­cal cui­sine of Campania.

Sor­ren­to is renowned for Limon­cel­lo, a liqueur obtained from the cen­turies-old tra­di­tion of infus­ing the peel of Sor­ren­to lemons, the ​“kings of Sor­ren­to cit­rus”. These lemons, grown on ter­races slop­ing towards the sea of the Sor­ren­to coast, are rich in essen­tial oils and release a deci­sive aro­ma. The his­to­ry of Limon­cel­lo, between monas­tic con­vents and fish­er­men, has become an emblem of Campania’s gas­tro­nom­ic tra­di­tion. The real Limon­cel­lo is made with Sor­ren­to Lemons, grown and har­vest­ed only in the munic­i­pal­i­ties that fall with­in the ter­ri­to­ry between Vico Equense and Mas­sa Lubrense and on the island of Capri, respect­ing the tra­di­tion­al recipe. Sor­ren­to, thanks to the qual­i­ty of its lemons, the tra­di­tion in the pro­duc­tion of liqueur, and the unique­ness of its ter­ri­to­ry, has made Sorrento’s Limon­cel­lo a prod­uct appre­ci­at­ed on a plan­e­tary scale.

Sor­ren­to, a charm­ing town on the Amal­fi Coast, offers a live­ly nightlife with attrac­tions such as the Fauno Dis­co and the Maya Beach Club. The Dis­co Fauno, locat­ed in Piaz­za Tas­so, is a ref­er­ence point for the nightlife of Sor­ren­to with its vibrant atmos­phere. The Maya Beach Club, with its sea­side loca­tion and enter­tain­ment events, offers a unique expe­ri­ence. For a stress-free evening, Sor­ren­to Voy­age offers a book­ing ser­vice and a pri­vate trans­fer to reach these venues. Sor­ren­to is an ide­al des­ti­na­tion for fun after sun­set, with your per­fect evening at your fin­ger­tips with Sor­ren­to Voyage.

Sor­ren­to is famous for its scenic loca­tion over­look­ing the Gulf of Naples, its breath­tak­ing cliffs, and its prox­im­i­ty to major tourist attrac­tions like Pom­peii, Capri, and the Amal­fi Coast. It is also known for its lemons, Limon­cel­lo, and rich culi­nary tradition.

Sor­ren­to offers a unique com­bi­na­tion of nat­ur­al beau­ty, his­to­ry, and cul­ture. The town fea­tures pic­turesque streets, live­ly squares, and lush gar­dens. Local hos­pi­tal­i­ty and culi­nary delights make the expe­ri­ence even more special.

Many Amer­i­cans vis­it Sor­ren­to for its nat­ur­al beau­ty, rich his­to­ry, and strate­gic loca­tion as a base to explore near­by des­ti­na­tions. The fame of Limon­cel­lo and local dish­es, along with the warm hos­pi­tal­i­ty of the locals, attracts many tourists from the Unit­ed States.

Spring (April-June) and fall (Sep­tem­ber-Octo­ber) are the best sea­sons to vis­it Sor­ren­to. Dur­ing these times, the weath­er is mild, the crowds are small­er, and prices are more rea­son­able com­pared to the sum­mer high season.

In Sor­ren­to, the best things to buy include Limon­cel­lo, hand­made olive wood prod­ucts, hand-paint­ed ceram­ics, and local gourmet prod­ucts such as olive oil, cheese, and tra­di­tion­al sweets.

Yes, Sor­ren­to is gen­er­al­ly very safe for walk­ing around. The city has a low crime rate, and the main tourist areas are well-lit and busy. As with any tourist des­ti­na­tion, it’s always a good idea to stay alert and take basic precautions.

Yes, Eng­lish is wide­ly spo­ken in Sor­ren­to, espe­cial­ly in tourist areas, restau­rants, and hotels. Most staff in tourist facil­i­ties and shops can com­mu­ni­cate in Eng­lish, mak­ing the stay fair­ly easy for inter­na­tion­al visitors.

Sor­ren­to’s spe­cial­ty is Limon­cel­lo, a liqueur made from local lemons. Oth­er spe­cial­ties include fresh fish dish­es, home­made pas­tas such as Gnoc­chi, Ravi­o­li, the world-famous Can­nel­loni, and desserts such as ​“Delizia al Limone,” a pop­u­lar lemon-based dessert. You can taste these del­i­ca­cies in the best restau­rants in the area or to enjoy these spe­cial­ties even more you can par­tic­i­pate in our exclu­sive cook­ing classes