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Amalfi Coast Private Boat Tour from Sorrento: All-InclusiveA full-day private boat tour along the Amalfi Coast departing from Sorrento, with a captain who tailors the route to your interests, stopping at the Baths of Queen Giovanna, Li Galli islands, Positano and Nerano. The boat includes snorkeling gear, towels, all drinks and snacks, and lunch is optional at a waterfront restaurant in Nerano. You choose the pace—more time at one beach, a longer swim, or a detour the captain suggests—because the day is yours alone.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Sorrento or Capri and want a full day on the water without a set itinerary—the captain builds the day around what you want to see and how long you want to stay at each stop. It's also the right choice if you want to swim and snorkel multiple times without the constraint of a group schedule or fixed timing.
Sorrento: Italian Cooking Class & Family Lunch with Local SistersYou’ll join Rita and Luisa in their Sorrento home for a true hands-on Italian cooking class—pick fresh ingredients from their garden, learn family recipes side by side, and share a full meal (with wine and homemade limoncello) around their kitchen table. You’ll laugh more than you expect and probably leave smelling like basil.
Full Day Capri Island Cruise from Positano, Praiano or AmalfiYou’ll sail from Amalfi Coast towns to Capri with a small group, stopping to swim in clear water before circling iconic sights like Faraglioni rocks and White Grotto. Four hours of free time let you wander Capri’s streets or relax by Marina Piccola. Aperitif on board as you return—salty hair guaranteed.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Capri sights from the boat without a guide narrating every rock—the four hours free on the island lets you set your own pace, and the swim stops mean you're in the water, not just looking at it.
E-Bike Food and Wine Tour Sorrento: Mozzarella Farm & TastingAn e-bike food and wine tour departing Sorrento that rides through the Sorrento Peninsula toward Massa Lubrense and the hamlet of Schiazzano on panoramic roads. You stop at a working farm to witness mozzarella and caciottine being made, then taste them alongside Provolone del Monaco D.O.P., nine types of flavored oils, fresh bread and cheesecake, all paired with local wine and homemade limoncello. A certified guide in English, Spanish or Italian leads the ride; helmet, e-bike and pickup are included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cycle and taste farm products in one outing—the e-bike tackles the hills while the tour combines riding with a mozzarella-making demonstration and tasting at a working farm.
Sorrento Coast Cruise: Gozzo Boat Tour & Limoncello TastingYou’ll board a classic Sorrento boat with a local skipper, cruise past dramatic cliffs and Roman ruins, swim in clear Mediterranean water, and taste homemade limoncello right where it’s made best. Expect laughter, salty air, maybe a splash or two—and a different feeling for Sorrento when you step back on land.
Sorrento: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Lunch & WineYou’ll step into a real Sorrento kitchen by the sea, learn to make fresh pasta from scratch, roll ravioli, and whip up classic tiramisu alongside locals. Enjoy lunch with wine as waves crash below and stories are shared around the table—a memory that lingers long after you leave.
Capri & Blue Grotto from Sorrento: Fast Ferry & ChairliftYou take a fast ferry from Sorrento to Capri, enter the Blue Grotto by rowboat while lying on your back, ride a chairlift to Monte Solaro for island-wide views, and spend time in Piazzetta and Marina Grande. Your guide handles the route and timing, the ferry tickets and grotto entry are included, and the shuttle bus moves you between stops—you just show up at the port and follow along.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Capri's main sights in one day without renting a car or figuring out ferries and tickets yourself—the guide, the ferry, and the shuttle bus mean you just arrive at the port and the day unfolds.
Full-Day Capri Tour from Sorrento: Blue Grotto & AnacapriA full-day guided tour from Sorrento to Capri aboard a fast ferry, with a local English-speaking guide and small group. The itinerary includes the Blue Grotto (or a boat ride around the island if the cave is closed), a chairlift ascent of Monte Solaro in Anacapri, free time for lunch, and walks through Piazzetta di Capri and the Gardens of Augustus before returning to Sorrento. Ferry, shuttle buses, guide and Blue Grotto entry are included; the Mount Solaro chairlift and garden entrance are optional add-ons.Is it for me?The eight-hour day and moderate walking suit someone with a full afternoon free and the energy for ferries, buses and strolling through two towns. Skip this if you prefer a shorter outing or need to stay close to Sorrento—a half-day boat trip or a land-based tour of the Amalfi Coast would fit better.
Amalfi Coast: Fiat 500 Private Photo Tour with Positano & PraianoYou’ll squeeze into a vintage Fiat 500 with a local photographer and weave through Amalfi Coast villages like Positano and Praiano. Expect candid photos (and maybe some awkward poses), salty air, stories from your guide, plus digital memories sent straight to your phone after. If you’re lucky with timing or route, you’ll catch Furore Fjord too — but mostly you’ll just feel like you’ve stepped into someone else’s sunlit daydream.
Sorrento Food Tour: 10+ Tastings from Gnocchi to LimoncelloA 3-hour food tour through Sorrento with 10+ tastings, a local guide, and small groups of 10 that move at a relaxed pace. You sit down at a family dairy to taste fresh cheeses and cured meats with wine; eat homemade gnocchi in a cozy osteria; visit a historic limoncello producer; sample lemon biscuits and candies; and discover a hidden artisan workshop tucked away in the old town. Most stops are seated, and the tour ends with a Sorrentine pastry and Neapolitan espresso in Piazza Lauro. Vegetarian and gluten-free alternatives are available at select stops.Is it for me?Book the small group option if you want to move at a relaxed pace and hear stories from other travelers; choose the private tour if your group has specific dietary needs or you'd rather not share the stops with strangers. Either way, the 3-hour route and seated stops mean you're tasting, not rushing—the pace is built around savoring, not sightseeing.
Paddle Boarding Tour: Bagni Regina Giovanna Roman RuinsA small-group paddle boarding tour from Marina Grande in Sorrento to Bagni della Regina Giovanna, where you paddle to a Roman villa dating back to 41–54 AD, swim in a natural heart-shaped pool with emerald water, and explore the ruins on foot. A certified instructor leads the tour in English, Spanish or Italian, and the whole experience takes about two hours. Equipment, life jacket, bottled water and a shower are included.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, Spanish or Italian, so you follow the commentary comfortably in your language. Small groups stay under a dozen people, which means the instructor can adjust the pace and answer questions without rushing anyone along.
Amalfi Coast: Private Boat Tour with Swimming & GrottosYou’ll slip away from busy streets onto a private boat along the Amalfi Coast, swimming in hidden coves and exploring the glowing Emerald Grotto with a local captain. Enjoy simple snacks and drinks onboard as you drift past fishing villages and UNESCO-listed cliffs—expect laughter, fresh sea air, and moments you’ll want to hold onto long after you’re dry.
Capri Private Boat Tour: Faraglioni, Blue Grotto & SwimA full-day private boat tour of Capri departing from Sorrento with an English-speaking captain, snorkeling equipment and lunch by the water included. The boat is yours alone for the day, so the pace and stops bend to what you want—swim at the White Grotto and Green Grotto, cruise past the Faraglioni Rocks and the Lighthouse, and spend four hours on land at Marina Piccola to eat, shop or walk. The Blue Grotto requires a separate rowboat fee; the captain will explain each stop as you go.Is it for me?Choose your departure point at checkout—Sorrento, Positano or Capri itself—so the boat meets you where you are. If you're staying on the Amalfi Coast and want a full day on the water without renting a boat or joining a group, the private captain and fixed four-hour stop at Marina Piccola mean you can swim, eat and explore on your own schedule while someone else navigates the cliffs and grottos.
Amalfi Coast Vespa Tour: Sorrento, Positano & Emerald GrottoYou’ll ride a classic Vespa along winding Amalfi Coast roads with your local guide, stopping for coffee and cake in Positano, exploring the glowing Emerald Grotto by boat, wandering Amalfi’s lively square, and sharing lunch at a family-run spot with panoramic views. It’s more than just sightseeing — you’ll feel part of the coast’s rhythm.
Vespa tour Amalfi Coast: Positano to Ravello with driverA Vespa tour of the Amalfi Coast starting in Positano and running through Praiano, Furore, Conca dei Marini, Amalfi, Atrani and Ravello, with an experienced driver handling the bike so you watch the landscape unfold. Hotel pickup is included; the driver speaks English, Spanish or Italian. If you have riding experience and want to handle the Vespa yourself, contact the operator before booking to check availability.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the Amalfi Coast's villages and sea caves without driving yourself—the operator handles the Vespa and the route, so you watch the landscape and stop where it matters.
Cooking Class in Sorrento Garden: Pick & Cook Seasonal DishesA cooking class in a Sorrento garden where you harvest seasonal produce, then prepare and eat two courses of Campanian cuisine with a live English or Italian-speaking guide. The class runs 3 hours, includes a welcome cocktail with limoncello spritz, and welcomes children from age 4; pickup is included.Is it for me?Book this class if you're traveling as a couple, a family with children from age 4, or a small group of friends—the garden and kitchen work best for people who want to cook together rather than watch a demonstration, and the pickup means you don't need to arrange your own transport to the Sorrento coast.
Sorrento: Three Tenors Opera & Neapolitan Songs ConcertYou sit in the Correale Museum's concert hall for 80 minutes while three tenors perform Italian opera arias and Neapolitan classics with live strings and piano. The first half covers Tosca, Rigoletto, and Turandot; the second half shifts into "'O sole mio" and regional songs. Arrive 30 minutes early, wear smart casual, and expect moments of humor mixed into the emotion.Is it for me?Right for anyone spending time in Sorrento who wants an evening of Italian opera and Neapolitan songs without traveling outside the town center — the museum location and fixed 80-minute format mean you can plan the rest of your night around it.
Capri boat tour from Sorrento: Faraglioni, grottoes, swimA private boat tour from Sorrento to Capri with a skipper, snorkeling equipment, towels and drinks included. The boat stops at the island's sea caves—the Blue, Green and White Grottoes—passes the Faraglioni rock formations, and offers multiple swimming breaks in the Gulf of Naples. You can add free time on the island to visit the Piazzetta, Gardens of Augustus or Monte Solaro, or book lunch at a local restaurant separately.Is it for me?Book this private boat if you're starting from Sorrento or Positano and want to control your own schedule at each cave and rock formation; add island time to explore Capri's town and hiking trails on your own.
Cooking Class in Sorrento: Make Fresh Pasta & TiramisuA small group cooking class in Sorrento where you prepare fresh pasta (tagliatelle, ravioli or gnocchi), a traditional Italian sauce, and tiramisu using ingredients from the kitchen garden, then sit down to eat the meal you've made with wine and limoncello. The class runs three hours with a guide in English; garden visits are available at 10am from May through September, and you receive an apron, utensils and the family's recipe collection at the end.Is it for me?Book the version with the garden visit if you want to see where the ingredients come from and understand the seasonal rhythm of the kitchen; choose without the garden visit if you'd rather spend the full time hands-on with the cooking itself. The small group size means you'll get real attention from Chef Mama, not a production-line experience—this works best if you're comfortable working alongside other people and want to learn the technique, not just taste the result.
Positano Sunset Boat Tour: Fjord of Furore & Praiano PhotosYou board a small boat at Positano's pier and sail the Amalfi Coast at sunset, stopping at Praiano and the Fjord of Furore for photos and a prosecco aperitif. The captain helps frame your shots, WiFi and refreshments are on board, and the group stays under twelve people so you're never crowded. Return to Positano as the light fades, having seen the coast only the way the water lets you see it.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Amalfi Coast's most photogenic hour without renting a boat or navigating the cliffs on foot—the small group size and sunset timing are what make both the views and the photos possible in a single evening.
