Sorrento Holidays

Nested on the Sorrentine Peninsula, Sorrento is a picturesque gem in southern Italy. This bustling haven, synonymous with small, charming ceramics shops, intricate lacework, and the zesty sorcery of Limoncello, awaits your exploration.

Overlooking the Bay of Naples, Sorrento serves up breath-taking views of Naples, Vesuvius, and the Isle of Capri. Well-known figures like Lord Byron, Keats, and Goethe were drawn to this locale, captivated by its significant cultural heritage. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, food lover, or simply a holidaymaker seeking sun-drenched piazzas, rejoice for Sorrento promises a delightful escape.

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Things to See and Do

The allure of Sorrento rests not only in its sweeping vistas and charming streets, but also in its captivating historical and cultural sites. Discover authenticity ornamenting every corner and lose yourself in this timeless Southern Italian wonderland.

Museo Correale di Terranova

Basking in the splendour of art at Museo Correale di Terranova. Housed in Sorrento, this museum faithfully portrays the charm of days past with its collections of 17th and 18th-century Neapolitan painters, complemented by valuable ceramics, glassware and crystal.

Surrentum

Explore the historical labyrinth of former Roman crossing point, Surrentum. Once famed for its wine, fish, and red Campanian vases, this ancient town paints a graphic picture of the region's affluent past.

Sorrento's artistic heritage

Wander through the local pottery and marquetry shops, where you'll find a plethora of souvenirs, each piece a small segment of Sorrento's rich artistic heritage.

Basilica Sant'Antonino

Last but not least, immerse into the divine architecture at Basilica Sant'Antonino. Delve into its glorious past and the historic figure it represents.

Food and Drink

The culinary journey in Sorrento promises an invigorating exploration of southern Italy's gastronomic offerings.

Savour Limoncello at The Lemon Farm

A flavoursome after-dinner digestif, Limoncello is locally produced with zesty lemon rinds, alcohol, water, and sugar. The Lemon Farm offers an insightful journey from tree to glass.

Indulge in Sorrento wine at Agriturismo Fattoria Terranova

Indulge in a glass of locally produced Sorrento wine, a true palate pleaser with its rich and robust flavours. Agriturismo Fattoria Terranova offers delightful vineyard tours.

Taste Seafood at Bagni Delfino

Taste the flavoursome delight of fresh seafood at Bagni Delfino, ideally sat overlooking the Marina Grande.

Try Market-Fresh Cheese at Caseificio Michelangelo

Taste-test the market-fresh cheeses sourced from the town’s creameries. Caseificio Michelangelo is famed for its delicious mozzarella filled with cream, a deli-counter delight.

Taste Artisanal Gelato at Raki Gelateria

Treat your tastebuds to the town's selection of local artisanal gelatos. Raki Gelateria, renowned for its sinfully creamy offerings, is a must-visit.

Destination Essentials

Sorrento's balmy Mediterranean climate makes it an attractive year-round destination. However, to bask in the town’s full sunlit glory, aim for a visit between June and August. With average daily maximum temperatures of 29°C and a dry season with 30 perfect sunny days in July, you’ll be in a perfect spot for exploring the town or lounging by the seaside.

For a beach holiday, June to October offers ideal conditions with sea temperatures averaging at a balmy 23°C or above. Whether staying at the grandeur of Grand Hotel Hermitage, the rustic charm of Villaggio Verde Hotel, or the stylish comfort of TUI BLUE Atlantic Palace, you will be spoiled for choice in Sorrento. Roll your suitcases to this Italian refuge and step into a holiday that's sure to leave you sun-soaked and starry-eyed.

Beaches

Relaxation is on the horizon with Sorrento's fabulous beach offerings, ideal for soaking up the warm Mediterranean sun.

Spiaggia di Sorrento

An afternoon at Spiaggia di Sorrento promises a delightful escape. This centrally-located beach boasts a unique combination of grey sands and pebbles, ideal for those wishing to dip their toes in the sparkling sea.

Spiaggia pubblica di Sorrento

Experience the family-friendly Spiaggia pubblica di Sorrento, also known as the public beach of Sorrento. Being small in size, it boasts a cosy yet vibrant atmosphere.

Sorrento's resort beaches

Immerse yourself in the coastal charm of Sorrento's resort beaches around the town. Catering to every whim, these offer an array of amenities.

Beachfront properties in Sorrento

For a more inclusive experience, stay at one of the many beachfront properties like Hotel Admiral, Grand Hotel Royal, or Hotel Conca Park. From here, the stunning waters are just a leisurely stroll away.

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