Amalfi Coast Day Trip from Sorrento

Experience one of Italy's most iconic coastlines with this day trip to the Amalfi Coast from Sorrento . Join this approximately 9-hour bus tour and in small groups of around 21 people admire the charm of the beautiful Amalfi Coast.

With a professional guide on board travel along its spectacular roads and visit the beautiful towns of Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello. Listen to the advice and recommendations of your on-board guide and hop off the bus to explore these three popular destinations at your own pace.

From the comfort of your seat, you'll enjoy an exciting drive along the Amalfi Coast, a beautiful landscape declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site . You will admire incredible vertical cliffs, its rich natural biodiversity, as well as its small beaches and fishing villages.

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Italian coast by visiting Positano, a town of cliffs and mountains. Explore this holiday destination at your own pace and wander its small narrow streets lined with boutiques and cafes. Hidden among the cliffs and houses you will find the Church of Santa Maria Assunta of Positano, which stands out for its ceramic dome. Enjoy your free time relaxing on the beach or explore the old town and its many other historic monuments.

If the day is clear, enjoy a boat trip from Positano to Amalfi. You'll continue your tour of this true gem and soak up its picturesque views, romantic scenery and majestic Cathedral dedicated to St. Andrew the Apostle, whose relics are kept here. After about two hours, you'll travel to Ravello, another of the coast's jewels nestled among rolling hills with spectacular views. Explore this elegant town on your own and stroll through narrow streets and parks frequented by artists such as Wagner and Virginia Woolf.

Stroll through its small historic square and see the splendid Villa Rufolo, where the famous composer Richard Wagner was inspired to write his famous "Parsifal". Make the most of it and take some breathtaking photos of these green gardens overlooking the sea before returning to Sorrento.