Sorrento in 3 days is perfect to explore the city itself and its surroundings, and we have the perfect itinerary for you. Let’s say that Sorrento is a strategical spot from where you can reach many attractions. From Sorrento, in fact, you can reach Capri by boat and Amalfi Coast (by boat or your own means), but let’s go step by step. We prepared an itinerary for you to make your vacation easier and unforgettable.
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Sorrento Itinerary 3 Days: Beaches
If you are in Sorrento, especially during spring or summer, you can’t miss a dip in the blue water. In Sorrento, you can access to the main beaches (through the main villa) by walk or by elevator. From the Villa you can have a wonderful view of the sea with Naples and the Vesuvius on the background. The beach clubs in Sorrento have many services like bars and restaurants.
Free Beaches in Sorrento: Queen Giovanna’s Bath
If you are looking for a free beach in Sorrento, we have good news for you. Queen Giovanna’s bath is a wonderful-hidden place. A little gem where to go and spend part of your day. You can get there in 2 ways: by walk from the center (35ish minutes) or by sea with a kayak. This place is a must-see.
San Francesco’s Cloister
Just next to the entrance of the villa (from where you can reach the beach) you will find this gorgeous cloister. Getting inside is free of charge, and during summer hosts some exhibition you can visit for free. Must see.
Historical center
The historical center in Sorrento is very small but very cute and cozy. It’s the beating heart of the daily routine in Sorrento. Many bars and restaurants where you can try the typical dishes of this beautiful coast. Oh, before we forget it, there are some shops that make you try limoncello for free, that’s 100% a must-do.
Sorrento Itinerary 3 Days: Boat tour to Capri
Capri is far 20ish minutes from Sorrento and this is how you can spend another day of your vacation. This means only one thing: you can’t miss a day trip to one of the best island in the world. We can help you to make your day fantastic, book a boat tour to Capri in one day. A full-day excursion that departs around 10:30 a.m. from Marina Piccola in Sorrento. From Sorrento we’ll cruise along the coastline to the Grotta Bianca. Here you’ll be able to take amazing pictures and swim in the turquoise water.
We’ll then go to the best spot of Capri: The Faraglioni Rocks. We will drive under the majestic arch, leading us to the breathtaking Marina Piccola in Capri. In Marina Piccola, you will have the opportunity to go for another swim. You can choose to be dropped off at the pier to visit the island for a few hours. You can bring your own lunch or stop for lunch at one of the restaurants by the seaside to enjoy italian seafood.
After lunch, you have the opportunity to finish visiting the town of Capri. Once returned to the boat, we will continue the tour by visiting some sea caves. Green Grotto, Cala Ventroso, the lighthouse, and the Blue Grotto (18 € per person paid on the spot). We are sure you will have a fabulous day around the island of Capri and look forward to hosting you.
Sorrento Itinerary 3 Days: Boat Tour to Amalfi Coast
You can spend another day on Amalfi coast booking our boat tour. The Amalfi Coast tour is a full-day excursion that departs around 10 a.m. from Marina Piccola in Sorrento. We’ll begin the journey by cruising along the Sorrento Coast to Punta Campanella. This is the point where the Sorrento Coast ends and the Amalfi Coast starts. We will then continue cruising along the Amalfi Coast.
Our captain will suggest the best spots where you can swim and snorkel. Before arriving in Positano, you’ll be able to see the fishing village of Marina del Cantone. Any beaches along the way? Of course, there is the gorgeous beach of Tordigliano, and the Fiordo of Crapolla. Once arrived in Positano, you can choose to be dropped off for an hour or so to walk around or have lunch. Positano is a real hidden gem, surrounded by mountains on a side, and by the seaside on the other side.
Find the best photo spot to get unforgettable memories of your trip. Once back to the boat, we’ll continue the tour by visiting Praiano, Furore’s Fjord, Conca dei Marini, and Amalfi. In the last stop, you will have an hour or so to visit the town before returning on board and heading back to Sorrento. In Amalfi, you can admire the beautiful Cathedral of Sant Andrea, and yes it’s a must-see. On the way back, we’ll cruise through the Galli Islands, where normally our captain will let you go for a last swim.
Where to stay in Sorrento
What to eat in Sorrento
Here are some suggestions about typical food in Sorrento you MUST try before leaving:
- Gnocchi alla sorrentina
- Delizia with lemon (typical dessert)
- Provolone del monaco (cheese)
- Limoncello of course
Conclusions
Hope this article has been helpful to organize better your vacation. Do not forget to check our boat tours to live a wonderful experience.
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FAQ
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
