Where to eat in Sorrento

Trammiere

This is one of the best pizzerias in Sorrento. Their pizza is basically a slice of Italian history, as this is where the most delicious pizza comes from. This soft and cheesy pizza is always a good idea. 

Where to eat in Sorrento

trattoria da emilia

This typical trattoria is perfect for a laid-back lunch or dinner. Expect nothing fancy but just top-quality food, how we expect it in Italy ;) with traditional cuisine, think of: fried mozzarella, fresh fish and anything else delicious. 

Where to stay in Sorrento

Maya Beach

Modern design, in a historic charming city. This elegant hotel as suites directly on the beach - so imagine waking up every morning with an amazing sea view and step outside your room to be right at their beach club. 

Where to stay in Sorrento

Maison La Minervetta

A laid-back boutique hotel – and one of the most stylish spots in Sorrento. It has a modern, bright, and breezy Mediterranean look, with sea views to die for and the best breakfast in town - complete with everything your kids are dreaming of.

Where to stay in Sorrento

Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria

A seaside hotel with grand style and a rich history, the Excelsior Vittoria is surrounded by gardens and offers amazing views of Vesuvius across the Bay of Naples. It features a pool play area especially for kids, kid-friendly menus, and best of all: a pizza-making class ;)

Where to play in Sorrento

Bagni Regina Giovanna

Bagni Regina Giovanna is a beautiful hidden beach, nestled along the Sorrento coastline. The perfect place to enjoy the Mediterranean sun, quietly whilst your kids enjoying the beautiful waters and sand. 

Where to play in Sorrento

Boat to capri

While you’re in Sorrento, why not take the ferry to the island of Capri? Capri is beautiful and classy but with a laid-back vibe. For jumping off the boat and swimming, Grotta Bianca and Grotta Verde are both amazing spots. Sail to Lido del Faro, is a relatively quiet beach right next to Punta Carena lighthouse, and the perfect place to end the day.

where to play in Sorrento

Lemon Tour Experience

A visit to Sorrento wouldn’t be complete without trying its famous lemons, which is a really fun day activity. Also known as ‘Sfusato Amalfitano’, these are different to typical lemons as they’re larger with a more intense aroma and taste. If you happen to be visiting between March and late July, you’ll even get to see the harvesting taking place.