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Italy, Sorrento And Amalfi Coast, Amalfi

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31 Dec 2026 - 7 nights
Room Only
London Stansted -
£542pp
An additional £18.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£559.73 pp.

Italy, Sorrento And Amalfi Coast, Amalfi

22 Apr 2027 - 7 nights
Half Board
London Luton -
£743pp
An additional £24.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£767.36 pp.

Italy, Sorrento And Amalfi Coast, Amalfi

23 Oct 2026 - 7 nights
Bed & Breakfast
Manchester -
£928pp
An additional £24.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£951.88 pp.

Italy, Sorrento And Amalfi Coast, Amalfi

22 Apr 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
London Luton -
£1090pp
An additional £30.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£1119.51 pp.

Italy, Sorrento And Amalfi Coast, Amalfi

8 Oct 2026 - 7 nights
Bed & Breakfast
London Stansted -
£2396pp
An additional £24.00 pp in local fees is due at this hotel, making the total£2419.89 pp.

About Sorrento And Amalfi Coast holidays

Holidays to the Sorrento and Amalfi Coast combine dramatic sea views, historic towns and some of southern Italy’s most memorable scenery. This stretch of Campania is known for its steep cliffs, colourful villages, lemon groves and winding coastal roads, with the Bay of Naples on one side and the Amalfi Coast’s famous shoreline on the other.

Sorrento is one of the best-known bases in the region, with a lively but relaxed centre, plenty of restaurants, and sweeping views towards Mount Vesuvius. Its old town is easy to explore on foot, with narrow lanes, small shops and pavement cafés. While Sorrento is not known for long sandy beaches, there are bathing platforms and small coves where visitors can swim in clear water during the warmer months.

Along the Amalfi Coast, towns such as Positano, Amalfi and Ravello offer a very different feel. Positano is famous for its pastel-coloured houses stacked above the sea, while Amalfi has a historic cathedral and a busy waterfront. Ravello sits high above the coast and is loved for its gardens, villas and panoramic views. The coastal road between these towns is spectacular, although it can be slow and winding, so ferries are often a scenic and practical way to travel in season.

There is plenty to do beyond simply admiring the views. Day trips to Pompeii and Herculaneum are popular from Sorrento, offering a fascinating look at Roman life before the eruption of Vesuvius. Boat trips to Capri are another highlight, with time to explore the island’s lanes, viewpoints and harbour areas. Walkers can look for routes such as the Path of the Gods, which offers outstanding views over the coast, though sturdy footwear and sensible planning are important.

Food is a major part of the experience here. Menus often feature fresh seafood, local lemons, mozzarella, tomatoes, pasta and pastries, with limoncello widely produced around Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast. Whether you choose Sorrento for convenience, Positano for scenery, Amalfi for history or Ravello for tranquillity, this region is ideal for travellers who enjoy beautiful landscapes, Italian food and easy access to some of Campania’s most famous sights.

Sorrento And Amalfi Coast Holidays FAQs

Sorrento is a practical base with good transport links, restaurants and easy day trips to Pompeii, Capri and Naples. Positano is popular for dramatic coastal views, Amalfi has a historic centre and harbour, and Ravello is quieter with superb viewpoints. The best choice depends on whether you prefer convenience, scenery or a more peaceful setting.

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