Popular Tour Itineraries Featuring Sorrento

Sorrento can be quite expensive, especially in tourist areas. On average, meals at restaurants range from €20 to €40 per person, depending on the type of restaurant. For attractions, ticket prices generally range from €10 to €20. Public transportation, like buses and trains, costs around €2-€3 for a single ticket.

Getting around Sorrento is relatively easy, as the town is compact and pedestrian-friendly. The best way to explore the town is on foot. For visiting nearby areas, you can use the local bus system, which is affordable, with tickets typically costing around €2-€3. Sorrento also has a train station, with trains connecting to Naples and other towns along the Amalfi Coast. Taxis are available, but they can be expensive. If you're planning to visit surrounding areas, renting a car can offer more flexibility, though driving in the narrow streets can be challenging.

Sorrento is generally considered a safe destination for tourists. The town has a low crime rate, and violent crime is rare. However, as with any popular tourist spot, it's important to remain cautious in crowded areas, particularly for pickpocketing. Keep an eye on your belongings, especially in busy streets, markets, and public transport. As always, it’s a good idea to take the usual precautions, such as leaving valuables in a safe place and staying alert in unfamiliar areas.

Sorrento offers more options for people with dietary restrictions and intolerances. Many restaurants provide gluten-free options, and you'll also find a variety of vegetarian and vegan dishes available. To ensure your dietary needs are met, it's a good idea to inform the staff when you arrive, and they will gladly suggest suitable dishes or make adjustments to accommodate your restrictions.

We recommend spending at least two nights in Sorrento to fully enjoy the town, its beaches, and perhaps a boat trip. If you have more time, consider adding a third night to allow for a day trip to nearby attractions.