If you’re staying in Sorrento, you’re perfectly positioned at the gateway to two of the world’s most iconic coastlines. We, Amalfi Coast Dream, are ready to make your experience unforgettable. Feel free to inquire anytime with our agent (bottom-right) for further info. Ready to discover the tour and it’s beauties? Andiamo.

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Phase 1: The Hidden Gems of the Amalfi Coast
We cast off from Marina Piccola in Sorrento for our relaxing tour:
- Regina Giovanna & Fiordo di Crapolla: Our first stops are for the eyes. We’ll pause at the ruins of a Roman villa at Regina Giovanna and the dramatic “hidden” inlet of Crapolla, places that feel untouched by time.
- Tordigliano Beach: Time to wake up your senses. We drop anchor here for our first swimming and snorkeling session. The water is crystalline, cool, and far from the crowded beach clubs.
- Positano (The Vertical City): You’ll have 1–2 hours of free time to explore. Wander the bougainvillea-lined alleys, grab a lemon sorbet, or hunt for that perfect pair of handmade sandals. Seeing Positano from the water as we depart is the ultimate “pinch-me” moment.
Phase 2: Mythical Isles and Seaside Lunch
As we head toward the siren song of Capri, we pass the legendary Li Galli Islands. Shaped like a dolphin, this private archipelago is a snorkeler’s paradise.

Hungry? We’ll pull into Marina del Cantone. This charming fishing village is famous for its waterfront restaurants. It’s the perfect spot to try Spaghetti alla Nerano (zucchini and provolone cheese) while listening to the waves lap against the shore. Cantuccio is our best suggestion, it’s an institution on the Amalfi Coast.
Phase 3: The Glamour of Capri
The second half of our journey is dedicated to the “Blue Island.”
- The Faraglioni Rocks: We’ll navigate right through the arch of these towering limestone giants. Legend says if you kiss under the arch, you’ll stay together forever—so pucker up!
- Marina Piccola: We’ll dock here for another 1–2 hours. It’s the chicest spot on the island to people-watch or grab a cocktail before we head back to the boat.

- The Grottos: No trip is complete without the colors of the coast. We’ll visit the shimmering Grotta Verde for a final dip and the world-famous Blue Grotto.
- The Lighthouse: Our final sentinel is the Punta Carena Lighthouse. Standing tall against the deep blue as we begin our smooth journey back to the marina.
Stay in the city centre
Staying in the center of Sorrento is the best way to have everything within walking distance. See the interactive map below.
Why experience this with us?
Logistics are our job; your job is to relax. Whether you’re diving into the neon-blue waters of a sea cave or sipping Prosecco as the sun begins its descent, we ensure every moment feels personal and effortless.
Conclusions
Ready to live the dream? The boat is ready, the drinks are cold, and the Amalfi Coast is calling. Feel frede to inquire with our agent (bottom-right) for further info. Can’t wait to see you on board, ci vediamo presto (see you soon)
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When is the best time to visit Sorrento?
Spring/Summer is the best period of the year to visit Sorrento. It is perfect too for a boat tour swimming and snorkeling into the deep blue water
Is Sorrento expensive?
It’s not cheap, but for sure cheaper than Positano and Amalfi, especially if we talk about accomodations. It still depends on your budget, you can easily visit Sorrento on budget or affording the best for a higer price of course
How many days do I need to visit Sorrento?
Sorrento is perfect even for just one day, but wouldn’t be enough. It is a city where we suggest to spend at least 3/4 nights to enjoy the italian dolce vita, and of course our fantastic boat tour
How do I get to Sorrento from Naples?
Circumvesuviana is the train line getting you straight from Naples to Sorrento
How do I get around Sorrento?
By walk is the best option considering that Sorrento is a pedestrian area in the city centre



