Naples
Sorrento, Positano & Amalfi
Three coastal towns in one private day — Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi, no ruins, no rushing
Sightseeing
Why We Love it
Positano's Byzantine icon and Amalfi's paper museum are what those towns were actually for — the boutiques came much later.
The Experience
Nine hours from Naples through the three towns that define the coast. Sorrento first, for Piazza Tasso and the Basilica di Sant'Antonino and the artisan shops that have been making limoncello for generations. Then Positano, its streets narrowing between boutiques and galleries down to the Church of Santa Maria Assunta and its Byzantine icon. Then Amalfi, for the Duomo's mosaics and dramatic staircase, and the paper museum that records what the town actually did for a living.
Entrance fees and lunch aren't included, and there's little to pay for beyond the Emerald Grotto — this is a day of walking, looking and eating.
My pick for a group with mixed appetites for archaeology, and for anyone who wants the coast at a walking pace.
From $105 per person
9 Hours
Private
Highlights
What's Included
A private vehicle for your party only, for nine hours
English-speaking driver
Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi
What's Not Included
Entrance fees — the Emerald Grotto €5, paid on site in euros. There is little else to pay for on this itinerary
Lunch
Gratuities
Need to Know
Nine hours, departing from downtown Naples
Private — your party only, in your own vehicle
Runs every day of the year
No archaeological sites on this itinerary — it is a day of walking, looking and eating
The Emerald Grotto is open 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Parties over eight travel better split across two vehicles. Positano does not suit a minibus
Parties of nine or more pay city taxes at Amalfi and Positano on top of the vehicle rate
Comfortable walking shoes — all three towns are built on stairs
Cancellation follows the supplier's policy — we confirm the exact terms in writing before you pay
Pricing Details
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Need to know
Nine hours from Naples through the three towns that define the coast. Sorrento first, for Piazza Tasso and the Basilica di Sant'Antonino and the artisan shops that have been making limoncello for generations. Then Positano, its streets narrowing between boutiques and galleries down to the Church of Santa Maria Assunta and its Byzantine icon. Then Amalfi, for the Duomo's mosaics and dramatic staircase, and the paper museum that records what the town actually did for a living.
Entrance fees and lunch aren't included, and there's little to pay for beyond the Emerald Grotto — this is a day of walking, looking and eating.
My pick for a group with mixed appetites for archaeology, and for anyone who wants the coast at a walking pace.