You’ll feel the freedom of winding coastal roads as you explore the Amalfi Coast by scooter, stopping wherever catches your eye — from hidden beaches to local bakeries. Includes two helmets and liability insurance so you can focus on enjoying every spontaneous moment.
We picked up our scooter just outside Sorrento — honestly, I was a bit nervous at first (my Italian is basically hand gestures and “ciao”), but the guy at the shop just grinned and showed us how everything worked. He tossed us two helmets (mine still smelled faintly of sunblock and someone else’s shampoo) and double-checked our license. The whole thing took maybe ten minutes, and suddenly we were out on the road, weaving past cars stuck in traffic. I didn’t expect it to feel so freeing, zipping along those cliff roads with the sea flashing below.
Parking turned out to be way less stressful than I’d feared. In Positano, we squeezed into a spot that would’ve been impossible for a car — right next to a little bakery where an old man waved us over for espresso. He asked where we were from (I think he thought we were German?) and then gave us directions to his favorite beach. The air smelled like lemons and exhaust, which sounds weird but somehow fits here. We stopped wherever we wanted: quick swim in Praiano, gelato in Amalfi, even just to stare at the water when the light went all silver-blue late afternoon.
I still laugh thinking about my attempt to pronounce “spiaggia” — Li laughed so hard she nearly dropped her helmet. The ride back was quieter; maybe it was tiredness or just that feeling you get after seeing too much beauty in one day. Anyway, if you’re thinking about a day trip Amalfi Coast style, this is probably the most fun way to do it. Just don’t forget your license — they really do check.
Yes, non-European citizens must have an international driving license to rent a scooter here.
Yes, scooters make parking much simpler compared to cars in busy towns like Positano or Amalfi.
Yes, two helmets are included with each scooter rental.
No, renting is not recommended for pregnant travelers.
You need a category B license (up to 125cc) or category A for larger scooters.
Yes, public transportation options are available nearby.
Your day includes new scooters ready for you in Sorrento or nearby, two helmets for safety, and liability insurance so you can ride with peace of mind as you explore at your own pace along the coast.
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