Amalfi Coast tour from Naples: Sorrento, Positano & Amalfi

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Duration8h

GroupUp to 20

LanguagesEN · IT +2

PickupAt your hotel

Walk the cliffside streets of Positano and Sorrento, then watch the Cathedral of Saint Andrew rise above Amalfi's seafront

A guided group tour from Naples along the Amalfi Coast, stopping in Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi for free time to explore, shop and eat. The tour includes round-trip hotel or port pickup, an air-conditioned coach with a professional driver and tour assistant, live commentary in English, Spanish, Italian or French, and a traditional Italian lunch if selected at checkout. Walking on cobblestones and steep streets is part of the day, especially in Positano.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Amalfi Coast from Naples

Pick-up at Naples city centre
Bus ride from Naples to Sorrento
Explore Sorrento streets and boutiques
Bus ride from Sorrento to Positano
Free time in Positano
Bus ride from Positano to Amalfi
Visit Amalfi Cathedral and seafront
Drop-off in Naples city centre

The Experience

You start with pickup at your Naples hotel or cruise port in the early morning, then spend eight hours on the coast in a small group—typically under fifteen travelers. The bus climbs out of the city and heads south toward Sorrento, perched above the Gulf of Naples. There you get free time to walk the cobblestone alleys, duck into artisan boutiques selling ceramics and limoncello, taste local specialties, and stand at viewpoints looking across the water toward Mount Vesuvius. The Limoncello tasting is included; it happens during the Sorrento stop.

From Sorrento the route drops down the coast to Positano, the "vertical pearl"—a town where pastel-colored houses cascade down the cliffs almost to the beach. The streets are steep and narrow, and getting down to the water means navigating stairs and uneven terrain, but the vantage point from the lower alleys is rare. You have free time to explore the fashion boutiques and cafés, or simply sit by the sea. The driver and guide manage the traffic and timing; the Amalfi Coast road is narrow and seasonal congestion can shift stop lengths, but the operator monitors flow to keep cruise passengers on schedule for their ship.

Amalfi is your final stop. The 9th-century Cathedral of Saint Andrew (the Duomo) sits at the center of the seafront promenade. You can walk inside, stroll the waterfront, or order a gelato and watch the light change on the water. An optional boat ride along the coast is available here for €15 per person, payable on site—it offers a different angle on the cliffs and villages you've been walking through. By mid-afternoon the bus collects you and heads back to Naples, dropping you at the same pickup point.

Lunch is a traditional Italian meal with vegetarian and gluten-free options, but it's only included if you select a "with lunch" option at checkout. Without it, you eat on your own time in the towns. The tour operates year-round; minimum group size is two travelers in high season (April–October) and four in low season (November–March). If you book less than eight hours before departure, pickup is only available at Starhotels Terminus near Piazza Garibaldi.

What’s included

Round-trip travel in an air-conditioned coach with a professional driver and expert tour assistant.
live commentary in your choice of English, Spanish, Italian or French.
hotel or port pickup and drop-off at the same location.
free time to explore Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi.
a Limoncello tasting in Sorrento.
traditional Italian lunch with vegetarian and gluten-free options if you select a lunch option at checkout.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Worldtours

Is this one for you?Book this if you're arriving in Naples without a rental car and want to see the three signature towns of the Amalfi Coast in one morning and afternoon—the fixed route and included transport mean the day holds together without you building it. Choose a "with lunch" option if you'd rather not hunt for restaurants between stops; pick "no lunch" if you want to eat where and when you find something that appeals to you.