--Amalfi is situated on the Sorrento Peninsula and lies in a deep ravine surrounded by dramatic cliffs and magnificent coastal scenery. Amalfi was first discovered in the 6th century, and soon acquired importance as a maritime super power. Near the waterfront is the piazza del Duomo and the ninth century Cathedral of Saint Andreas (St. Andrew), whose remains are said to be buried in the crypt. It is the main town on the coast with many shops, restaurants and cafes. Picturesque whitewashed houses against the dramatic backdrop of lush green mountain clifftops result in an incomparable beauty.
Capri--The island of Capri lies south to the Bay of Naples. Capri is a magical place steeped in history and culture, attracting jetsetters from all over the world to experience the chic lifestyle and gourmet cuisine in an old warm charm. A popular destination with honeymooners, this tomantic island is full of undiscovered bathing inlets, coves and grottos.
The beaches in Capri are no ordinary beaches. Whilst you may not find the great expanses of sand of the Italian Riviera, the spectacular coastline of Capri offers visitors the chance to experience the marvelous Mediterranean sun and sea surrounded by some of the world's most famous scenery. Capri can be reached by a ferry boat from Sorrento.
The island of Capri lies south to the Bay of Naples. Capri is a magical place steeped in history and culture, attracting jetsetters from all over the world to experience the chic lifestyle and gourmet cuisine in an old warm charm. A popular destination with honeymooners, this tomantic island is full of undiscovered bathing inlets, coves and grottos.
The beaches in Capri are no ordinary beaches. Whilst you may not find the great expanses of sand of the Italian Riviera, the spectacular coastline of Capri offers visitors the chance to experience the marvelous Mediterranean sun and sea surrounded by some of the world's most famous scenery. Capri can be reached by a ferry boat from Sorrento. Total transfer time approx. 2 hours.
Positano--Positano is the city pearl of the Amalfi coast, situated 20 kilometres from Sorrento linked with ravines and translucent sea. This is an exclusive cliffside fishing village where the vibrant village life, whitewashed villas and enchanting landscape will take your breath away.
Positano, thanks to its favourable position enjoys all the advantages of a mild, dry climate. The origins of Positano are lost in the mists of time so that it is difficult to distinguish between history and legend. The village has narrow cobbled streets and flights of steps that lead to excellent restaurants and chic boutiques. This a romantic village ideal for couples and honeymooners with magnificent views over the Mediterranean.
Sorrento--One of the most impressive and scenic coastlines in the world with stunning views, luxurious hotels, mouth watering cuisine and charming welcoming locals make Sorrento one of Italy's most popular holiday destinations.
One of the most famous and exclusive holiday resorts set on a spectacular headland with magical views of the Bay of Naples, Capri and Ischia. The elevated position above the sea creates its original nature offering panoramic views of rolling hills, rugged coastline and crystal clear blue water.
In the heart of Sorrento, the old town is full of charm with a wealth of bars, restaurants, boutiques and ancient buildings. Life centres around the famous square 'Piazza Tasso' which comes to life at night. Sorrento town is a charming place with enchanting architecture, gourmet cuisine and breathtaking views.
