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Sorrento: Amalfi Coast Private Boat Tour & Positano SwimYou board a five-person Gozzo in Sorrento and spend the day swimming at the Li Galli islets, cruising past Roman ruins and Saracen towers, and choosing your own lunch stop in Positano or Amalfi. Hotel pickup, all drinks and snacks, and a skipper who knows the coast are included. The boat returns you to Sorrento by evening.Is it for me?Right for small groups or families who want the Amalfi Coast without a tour bus schedule—the boat holds five, so it's intimate, and the skipper adjusts the route to what you want. Expect a full day on the water with multiple swim stops and leisure time in Positano or Amalfi; that's what makes the flexibility possible.
Pasta & Pizza Cooking Class in Sorrento with PickupA four-hour cooking class in Sorrento where you make Neapolitan pizza, handmade pasta, Caprese ravioli and tiramisu with a chef in a historic terrace residence overlooking the Gulf. Hotel pickup is included, and the class runs in English or Italian with children welcome from age two. You cook, taste, and take home the skills to make these dishes at home.Is it for me?The four-hour block leaves your morning or afternoon free to explore the Amalfi Coast, so it fits easily into a day without eating up the whole visit. If you want to spend the full day cooking and learning rather than moving between sites, this class fills it without feeling rushed.
Sorrento: Evening Food Tour & Wine Tasting with Local HostsYou’ll taste Sorrento’s real flavors on this evening food tour: sharing handmade gnocchi and local salami, sipping Campania wines, and ending with modern tiramisu plus an after-dinner cocktail. With friendly hosts leading you through hidden eateries, you’ll feel like part of the town by night’s end.
Cooking Class in Positano: Gnocchi & TiramisùA small-group cooking class in Positano where you learn to make fresh gnocchi and tiramisù in a local villa, starting with pickup from the main square of Montepertuso. The class runs 3.5 hours and includes aperitivo with prosecco, cheese and salami; lunch with wine; and access to the garden where you pick fresh vegetables and herbs. A guide fluent in English and Italian leads the instruction.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and Italian fluently, so you follow the instruction comfortably whether Italian is your language or not. Book this if you want hands-on cooking with a small group and a real meal at the end, not a demo you watch from a counter.
Private Boat Tour to Capri from Sorrento: Blue Grotto & cavesA private boat tour from Sorrento to Capri with a skipper who takes direction from you: sail the coastline to see the Blue Grotto, green grotto, white grotto and Faraglioni rocks with the tunnel of love, swim and snorkel in spots only a private boat can reach, and spend three hours on the island exploring Anacapri, the piazza or waterfront restaurants. The boat holds up to a small group, and you decide the itinerary—caves, swimming, dining or all three.Is it for me?Choose the Capri route if you want to see the sea caves and have time to explore the island on foot; pick the Amalfi Coast option if you prefer staying on the boat to admire the dramatic coastline and villages from the water. Because the boat is private, you set the pace—linger in a cove, skip a stop, or spend the afternoon anchored in one spot while you swim and snorkel.
Amalfi Coast: Path of the Gods Hike & Sorrento PickupYou’ll start early in Sorrento, meet your guide and group, then ride out together for a guided Path of the Gods hike along Amalfi’s cliffs. Expect wild herbs underfoot, ancient terraces overhead, and views that keep pulling you forward. Includes pickup from Sorrento and all logistics sorted — just bring your sense of adventure (and maybe extra water).
Positano Amalfi Coast Boat Tour: Swim, Drinks & Small GroupA small-group boat tour departing Positano at 9:30 AM with a maximum of 12 people, sailing to Praiano, Fiordo di Furore, Conca dei Marini, Amalfi, and Atrani before returning. The tour includes a swim and snorkel stop with equipment provided, an hour in Amalfi to explore on your own, drinks and snacks on board, and the option to add lunch at a seaside restaurant (May through October). The Emerald Grotto is an optional paid stop. Weather-dependent; check-in required 10 minutes before departure.Is it for me?Navigate tight coves and the Fiordo di Furore with a nimble boat, then swim in the open sea before exploring Amalfi on your own.
Sorrento Sunset Boat Tour: Private Cruise & Prosecco ExperienceYou’ll cruise Sorrento’s coast at sunset with a small group, stopping to swim at places like Marina di Puolo or the Baths of Queen Giovanna. Sip chilled Prosecco as your local captain shares stories about ancient villas and fishing villages. Feel the sea air, watch the sky change color, and let yourself slow down for a couple hours — it really lingers with you.
Capri Boat Tour from Sorrento: Swim, Grottos & LimoncelloYou’ll cruise from Sorrento to Capri with a small group (max 12), stopping to swim in grottos like Green Grotto and passing under Faraglioni rocks. Snorkeling gear is included if you want it, drinks flow freely on board, and there’s homemade limoncello on your way back. Expect sun-warmed skin, salty air, local stories — maybe even a laugh or two that lingers after you’re home.
Amalfi Coast: Kayak & Snorkel Tour with Sea Caves & Beach StopYou’ll kayak along Amalfi’s dramatic coast from Maiori past lemon groves and sea caves, stopping to snorkel clear coves and snack on local fruit at a hidden beach. With all gear provided and friendly guides leading every step, you’ll feel both safe and surprisingly connected—to this wild coastline and maybe even yourself.
Amalfi Sea Kayak Tour: Paddle into sea cavesYou paddle a stable double kayak from Amalfi into sea caves, under natural rock arches, and past watch towers and hidden beaches that the coastal road never reaches. A local guide points out landmarks like the Arc of Lovers and the Runghetiello Grotto while you snorkel and swim in clear water. All equipment, water, fruit, and photos are included; the tour takes roughly half a day and requires you to be a comfortable swimmer.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Amalfi Coast from the water without arranging your own boat or guide — the stable double kayaks and certified instructors handle the logistics and safety, leaving you free to paddle, snorkel, and take in the caves and arches that the coastal road never shows you.
Private Capri boat tour from Sorrento: Swim at FaraglioniA private boat tour from Sorrento to Capri for up to six guests, departing the Sorrento port and cruising seven to eight hours around the island by sea. You enter three colored grottoes, pass the Natural Arch and Faraglioni rocks, stop for swimming, and choose whether to dock in town for lunch—the timing and stops are yours to set. A professional English-speaking skipper provides local tips, and the boat carries life jackets, snorkeling masks, towels, drinks and snacks on board.Is it for me?Book the 22-foot option if your group is smaller and you want a more intimate pace; the 28-foot boat suits five or six people and gives everyone room to move. Either way, the flexibility to set your own stops and swimming time means you're not following a schedule—you're following the light and the water.
Pompeii Guided Tour From Sorrento: 2-Hour Archaeological WalkA small-group guided tour of Pompeii Archaeological Site departing from your Sorrento accommodation, with skip-the-line entry and a 2-hour walk through the western part of the city led by an archaeological guide in English. The group stays under 15 people. Hotel pickup is included; lunch is not.Is it for me?Pick this if you want an archaeologist to explain what you're seeing at Pompeii rather than walk the site on your own, and you need pickup and drop-off at your hotel included.
Capri boat tour from Positano: Caves, swim & time ashoreA full-day boat tour from Positano to Capri with a maximum of 12 passengers, departing at 9:30 AM and returning by late afternoon. The morning is spent cruising the island's coastline—passing Marina Grande, the Baths of Queen Giovanna, and the dramatic Faraglioni rock formations—with swimming stops at the White Grotto and Green Grotto. After a boat tour of Capri's sea caves and landmarks, you disembark at Marina Grande for 3 to 4 hours to explore the Piazzetta, shops, and gardens on foot. Round-trip minivan transfers from Positano to the port at Piano di Sorrento, a light lunch with Caprese sandwich, and drinks including wine and limoncello are included; the tour operates in English, Spanish or Italian depending on your option.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the boat experience and the freedom to explore Capri on your own—the small group size and the long stop ashore mean you get both the guided coastal views and the time to wander the Piazzetta and shops without being rushed. The fixed schedule and included transfers from Positano mean the whole day is arranged; you just show up at the garage at 9:30 AM.
Private Capri boat tour from Sorrento: Swim, caves, FaraglioniA full-day private boat tour from Sorrento to Capri aboard a classic 8-meter Gozzo, with skipper, snorkeling equipment and refreshments included. You choose whether to spend the day swimming and exploring by sea or to land on the island and visit the Piazzetta, Gardens of Augustus and Monte Solaro. The boat departs from Sorrento, Positano, Praiano or Amalfi depending on your choice of option.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying on the Amalfi Coast for a day and want to reach Capri without renting a car or catching a ferry with crowds — the private boat means you set the pace, choose whether to swim or explore the island on foot, and skip the queues at public docks. It works for families with small children, who can ride in a stroller on board, and for anyone who wants the flexibility to change plans mid-day without holding up a group schedule.
Capri & Blue Grotto Day Trip from Sorrento & NaplesYou take the ferry to Capri, ride a minibus along the cliff road, enter the Blue Grotto by small boat (weather permitting), spend free time in Anacapri and the Piazzetta, and return by ferry the same day. Transport on the island, guide, and all entry fees are included—you just show up at the port.Is it for me?Pick this if you're based in Sorrento or Naples and want to see Capri's main sights in one day without arranging your own ferry, boat, or island transport—the guide and fixed schedule handle all the logistics and timing.
Amalfi Coast Small Group Tour from Sorrento: 8 people maxA shared small group tour of the Amalfi Coast from Sorrento with stops in Positano, Amalfi and Ravello, led by an English-speaking professional driver in an air-conditioned vehicle for up to eight travelers. Hotel pickup is included, and the fixed itinerary removes the planning from your day so you can focus on the scenery and the stops themselves.Is it for me?This tour suits travelers who want the Amalfi Coast's three signature towns without renting a car or navigating the steep roads themselves — the driver and the fixed schedule handle the logistics, and the small group size means you're not part of a large crowd at each stop.
Positano: Amalfi Coast Sunset Cruise with Drinks & MusicYou’ll board in Positano and cruise along the Amalfi Coast at sunset with a small group, sipping prosecco and listening to local music as you pass Gavitella Beach and Marina di Praia. With a friendly skipper guiding you, there’s time for swimming or just soaking up those colors. It’s relaxed and easygoing — one of those evenings that lingers long after you’re back on shore.
Amalfi Coast: Private Day Trip from Sorrento with DriverYou’ll wind along cliff roads with a local driver from Sorrento, stopping wherever curiosity pulls you—Positano’s pastel lanes, Praiano’s quiet corners, Amalfi’s cathedral steps or Ravello’s hilltop gardens. Taste fresh sfogliatella by the sea and let each village set its own pace for your day trip along the Amalfi Coast.
Positano: Amalfi Coast Boat Tour & Emerald Grotto with SwimmingYou board a small group boat in Positano and spend the morning sailing past Praiano, the Fjord of Furore, and Conca dei Marini, with two stops to swim in clear water and optional entry to the Emerald Grotto. After that, you have 2-3 hours free in Amalfi town to explore on your own pace. On the return journey, the crew serves Prosecco, limoncello, and snacks while you watch the coast slip past. The whole day includes diving masks, towels, and beverages — no transport logistics to handle yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Amalfi Coast from the water without arranging your own boat or timing multiple village stops — the fixed itinerary and included transport handle that, leaving you free to swim and wander Amalfi town without a schedule.
