Your departure point! Your tour will begin with a convenient pick-up from your accommodation in Sorrento area. Sorrento is positioned on a tuff rock over the sea dominating the horizon. On the top of the rock, the intense green vegetation harmoniously mingles with the colors of the town of Sorrento. For ancient people, Sorrento and the Sorrento Coast were the land of the mythical mermaids, who tempted the seamen with their song.

First stop in Positano. Stroll between the narrow streets and the glamour "Moda Positano" boutiques, buy nice souvenirs and meet the local people! We suggest you to have a nice walk down the beach eating a delicious " Gelato".

The Fjord of Furore is a small seaside village above which there is a 30-meters high bridge where the "World Championship of Great Heights Diving" competition takes place every year in which athletes from all over the world participate. There will be a short stop to take stunning photos.

Visit the splendid karst cavity dug and shaped by the sea in which the light creates magical emerald-colored reflections, especially when the sea is calm and the sun is high. This stop is an option of our tour.

Visit the imposing Cathedral of St. Andrew, a 9th-century Roman Catholic structure in "Piazza del Duomo" or the "Paper Museum"..... you know? Amalfi was one of the 1st towns where, in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries was discovered the existence of the paper!

Explore Ravello, one of the smallest and enchanting towns of the Amalfi Coast with its gorgeous Villas full of flowers and plants overlooking the sea and the entire coast. Ravello is also famous because it hosts a lot of concerts during the popular summertime Ravello Festival. In particular you may visit the famous gardens of Villa Rufolo with its breathtaking panorama overlooking the entire gulfs of Naples and Salerno, and Villa Cimbrone famous for its scenic belvedere, the Avenue of Immensity, where you can walk under a pergola where wisteria bloom during the springtime, the Infinity Terrace and its beautiful Cloister.