Sunset Tour by Speedboat

A sun­set cruise in Sor­ren­to is spe­cial due to the enchant­i­ng views of the coast­line, vibrant col­ors in the sky, and the inti­mate set­ting on a pri­vate speed­boat, pro­vid­ing a roman­tic and unfor­get­table experience.

The sun­set cruise typ­i­cal­ly lasts around 2 – 3 hours, allow­ing ample time to enjoy the chang­ing col­ors of the sky, vis­it key points along the coast, and cre­ate last­ing memories.

Absolute­ly! We offer cus­tomiz­able options for spe­cial occa­sions such as anniver­saries, pro­pos­als, or cel­e­bra­tions. Con­tact us in advance, and we’ll tai­lor the expe­ri­ence to make it unique­ly yours.

Yes, the Sun­set Cruise is per­fect for cou­ples look­ing to share a roman­tic moment. The pri­vate set­ting on the speed­boat cre­ates an inti­mate atmos­phere, mak­ing it an ide­al choice for a spe­cial date.

Yes, free refresh­ments, pros­ec­co or soft drinks are offered on the ter­race of the motor­boat dur­ing the cruise. It is the per­fect way to cel­e­brate the beau­ty of the sun­set in Sorrento.

A week in Sor­ren­to is the per­fect dura­tion for dis­cov­er­ing the charm of the Sor­ren­tine Penin­su­la and explor­ing the near­by attrac­tions, includ­ing some of the most famous spots around the Bay of Naples and the Amal­fi Coast.

Perched on a stun­ning cliff with panoram­ic views of the sea, Sor­ren­to is one of Italy’s most enchant­i­ng resort towns, draw­ing vis­i­tors from all over the world for cen­turies. Begin your week in this icon­ic loca­tion by leisure­ly explor­ing its his­toric cen­ter, soak­ing in the ​“Old World” charm. With an entire day to dis­cov­er Sor­ren­to, you’ll have time to vis­it main attrac­tions, shop, enjoy a meal or apéri­tif at Piaz­za Tas­so, and unwind with a few hours at one of the town’s local beaches.

A boat tour is an essen­tial part of any trip to Sor­ren­to. It’s the most scenic way to dis­cov­er the stun­ning coast­line and access its pic­turesque beach­es. A full-day boat excur­sion will take you to pop­u­lar des­ti­na­tions like Mas­sa Lubrense, the Pun­ta Cam­panel­la Marine Reserve, and Ner­a­no, a fish­ing vil­lage known for its excep­tion­al restau­rants offer­ing sea views. There are plen­ty of boat tour options depart­ing from Sor­ren­to, explor­ing the Amal­fi Coast, Capri, and oth­er des­ti­na­tions along the Bay of Naples.

Sor­ren­to is ide­al­ly locat­ed for a day trip to the ancient ruins of Pom­peii, where you can walk the streets of a Roman city frozen in time after the erup­tion of Mount Vesu­vius in 79 AD. To reach Pom­peii from Sor­ren­to, sim­ply take the Cir­cum­vesu­viana train to the Pom­pei-Vil­la dei Mis­teri stop, which is about 20 min­utes away. The entrance to the site is con­ve­nient­ly locat­ed just out­side the train sta­tion. For a more com­fort­able and pri­vate expe­ri­ence, you can book a trans­fer ser­vice that will take you direct­ly from your accom­mo­da­tion to Pom­peii. You can also vis­it Mount Vesu­vius after explor­ing Pom­peii, with your dri­ver tak­ing you to the trail­head for a hike up the volcano.

Alter­na­tive­ly, pub­lic trans­porta­tion is avail­able to Mount Vesu­vius, but it will take longer to reach the sum­mit. A shut­tle bus from the Pom­peii train sta­tion takes you to the entrance of the nation­al park, where you can then board a 4×4 vehi­cle that will bring you up the moun­tain to the hik­ing trail.

Capri is a stun­ning island locat­ed just off the coast of Sor­ren­to in the Mediter­ranean, and it offers a rich mix of cul­ture, his­to­ry, and breath­tak­ing land­scapes. It shares many geo­log­i­cal and cul­tur­al traits with the Sor­ren­tine Penin­su­la, mak­ing it a per­fect exten­sion of your vis­it. You can explore the island on a pri­vate or group tour, or cre­ate your own itin­er­ary if you pre­fer to trav­el independently.

Fer­ries to Capri depart fre­quent­ly from Sorrento’s port, with the jour­ney tak­ing around 30 min­utes. Prices range from €15 to €18, depend­ing on the fer­ry type. For con­ve­nience, it’s rec­om­mend­ed to book tick­ets in advance, espe­cial­ly dur­ing peak tourist sea­son. To make the most of your vis­it, con­sid­er pur­chas­ing a round-trip fer­ry tick­et upfront to avoid queues for the return journey.

Dur­ing your fer­ry ride, sit on the left side for the best views of the Sor­ren­tine Penin­su­la. Reg­u­lar fer­ries are slow­er but smoother, while hydro­foils are faster and may be bumpi­er. Once on Capri, you can get around using the pub­lic bus, funic­u­lar, or tra­di­tion­al open-top taxis. To avoid long lines, pur­chase tick­ets for pub­lic trans­port at the tobac­co shop (tabac­caio) at the port before you arrive on the island. For an unfor­get­table day, check out our sug­gest­ed Capri itin­er­ary, but note that the island can get crowd­ed, espe­cial­ly dur­ing sum­mer months.

The Sor­ren­tine Penin­su­la isn’t just about its beach­es and charm­ing towns; it also offers stun­ning coun­try­side that’s per­fect for hik­ing or bik­ing. There are numer­ous trails of vary­ing dif­fi­cul­ty lev­els, allow­ing you to explore the lush hills, scenic coast­lines, and dra­mat­ic landscapes.

You can choose a trail through the Pun­ta Cam­panel­la Marine Reserve for amaz­ing views of Capri or explore the Mon­ti Lat­tari moun­tains for panoram­ic vis­tas and a taste of local cui­sine. For a more chal­leng­ing adven­ture, head from the Bay of Ieran­to to Mount Faito, which is con­sid­ered one of the most scenic spots in the area (acces­si­ble via cable car). Alter­na­tive­ly, the Amal­fi Coast offers some of the most pic­turesque hikes, such as the Sen­tiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods) above Posi­tano or the Val­ley of the Mills near Amal­fi. If you pre­fer a guid­ed expe­ri­ence, you can join a group hike with trans­porta­tion included.

No vis­it to Sor­ren­to is com­plete with­out explor­ing the famous Amal­fi Coast. Though you could spend much longer here, a full day will allow you to expe­ri­ence the high­lights of this icon­ic coast­line. If you’re vis­it­ing dur­ing the off-sea­son, you can enjoy a more relaxed atmos­phere, as the area tends to get very crowd­ed in the summer.

You can reach the Amal­fi Coast from Sor­ren­to by tak­ing a pub­lic Sita bus, but be aware that they can be crowd­ed, espe­cial­ly dur­ing peak times. An alter­na­tive is to take a fer­ry, which avoids traf­fic and offers scenic views of the coast­line. If you have lim­it­ed time, it’s best to focus on one town to ful­ly appre­ci­ate its charm.

Amal­fi is deal for art lovers and those inter­est­ed in vis­it­ing muse­ums and explor­ing charm­ing shops. Posi­tano is known for its steep streets and stun­ning shop­ping scene. Rav­el­lo is famous for its clas­si­cal music her­itage, beau­ti­ful vil­las, and panoram­ic views. If you can’t decide, con­sid­er vis­it­ing both Amal­fi and Posi­tano in one day with a group tour that includes trans­porta­tion. For the ulti­mate con­ve­nience, hire a pri­vate dri­ver to cus­tomize your itin­er­ary and save time.

On your final day, take the oppor­tu­ni­ty to explore Naples, a vibrant city rich in his­to­ry, art, and cul­ture. Whether you’re trav­el­ing by train or plane, it’s like­ly that you’ll pass through Naples on your way to or from Sor­ren­to, mak­ing it the per­fect place to end your trip.

A pri­vate sun­set boat tour from Sor­ren­to offers an unfor­get­table way to expe­ri­ence Italy’s coast­line as day turns to dusk. As you embark on a Sor­ren­to sun­set boat tour, you’ll drift along the calm waters of the Bay of Naples, enjoy­ing breath­tak­ing views of the Amal­fi Coast and the icon­ic sil­hou­ette of Mount Vesu­vius. This sun­set boat tour from Sor­ren­to pro­vides the per­fect set­ting to relax on deck with a refresh­ing drink, watch­ing the sky trans­form with vibrant col­ors as the sun dips below the hori­zon. Ide­al for cou­ples or small groups seek­ing a tran­quil escape, the sun­set boat Sor­ren­to expe­ri­ence allows you to soak in the Mediter­ranean’s beau­ty away from the crowds. A sun­set boat trip from Sor­ren­to cap­tures the essence of Ital­ian romance and nat­ur­al beau­ty, mak­ing it an ide­al way to end a day along this stun­ning coastline.