The airport of Naples ‘Capodichino’ is 70 km far from Sorrento. The easiest and most comfortable way to reach Sorrento is the ‘CURRERI’ bus line stopping just outside the arrival hall. The cost of the ticket is 10 euro per person .
From Naples central station in Piazza Garibaldi, take the “Circumvesuviana” line, direction “Sorrento”, last stop “Sorrento”. The trains leave around every 30 minutes and in just over an hour arrive in Sorrento. Once arrived in Sorrento, out of the train station, turn on the left and reach ‘Piazza Tasso’. Then follow ‘Corso Italia’ where the Hotel is situated.
From north or south, motorway A3 Salerno-Reggio Calabria, exit at Castellammare di Stabia, follow the SS Sorrentina 145 along the coast, drive past the towns Meta, Piano di Sorrento and Sant’Agnello. Reach the center of Sorrento, follow ‘Via degli Aranci’, direction ‘Piazza Tasso’ then, on the right, follow the main street ‘Corso Italia’ where the Hotel is situated.
The hydrofoils takes 30 minutes from the Beverello dock in Naples (Piazza Municipio) to Sorrento. In a few minutes on foot or by bus you’ll reach Piazza Tasso. Then follow ‘Corso Italia’ where the Hotel is situated.
Positano seems to be standing, leaning against the jagged mountain rock face, with many multicoloured houses that seem to be built in a single cluster, all on top of each other. The town is very unique and incredibly attractive, capable of attracting attention to many visitors. It is the kingdom of many flights of little steps, of narrow passageways enlivened and coloured by wonderful shops, lively bars and cafes, and restaurants that specialise in seafood.
The “Amalfi Drive” is said to be one of the most spectacular roads in Europe and from Sorrento the winding cliff top road offers breathtaking panoramic views from every bend. Amalfi, now a thriving holiday resort, was once a powerful and prosperous marine republic, and homeland of Flavio Gioia, the inventor of the compass. The beautiful cathedral, with its ornate façade, stands at the top of steps leading up from the main square, and houses the remains of the patron saint of Amalfi, Saint’Andrew.
Superbly preserved after the eruption of 79, the ancient Roman city of Pompeii is the best witness of the Roman life of that time. The walk through the ruins is full of charm and catapult who performs it, in the Rome of wealthy patricians.
Do not miss a visit to the house of the faun with its well-preserved architecture and precious mosaics adorning the walls, in addition to the Forum and the Villa of the Mysteries.
The best visit to Capri is by boat. Whether you choose to join an organised tour, or rent a private boat with captain, taking to the turquoise waters is the only way to explore some of the most beautiful parts of the island. In fact, many of the most enchanting stretches of the Capri coastline are completely inaccessible by land. By boat visitors are able to reach those secluded bays which are just perfect for swimming or sun bathing. The classic tour around the island will last roughly two and a half hours, including time for a quick dip in the sea. For those with more time at their disposal, full day excursions can easily be arranged by our receptionists.
Sorrento Sail Charter born from the great passion for the sea, has its basis at the harbour of Piano di Sorrento, in the heart of the marvellous Sorrento peninsula. The Sorrento peninsula is famous all over the world for its natural beauties and its artistic and cultural heritage, the famous “ syrens’ land “, well known by a lot of tourists, thanks to its enviable geographical position, gives the opportunity of reaching some of the nicest and more suggestive places in all the Mediterranean sea: Capri, Ischia, Procida, the isles “Li Galli”, Positano, Amalfi, Vietri sul Mare and the whole Amalfitan coast.
