Explore the bustling main street, lined with vibrant shops where you can find high-quality souvenirs like handcrafted Sorrento music boxes and leather goods. Don’t forget to sample some gourmet olive oil and limoncello, with many stores offering free tastings.

Dive into Sorrento's rich cultural heritage. Wander through the museum’s impressive collection of Neapolitan paintings, European porcelain, and intricate inlaid wood furniture. Afterward, take a leisurely stroll through the museum's beautiful gardens with stunning views of the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. 

You can always find local art along Corso Italia strip as well!

Enjoy a delicious focaccia sandwich at this top-rated lunch spot. Remember, focaccia is typically only available around lunchtime, so this is the perfect time to indulge.

Take a cab to the entry point and then hike down to this stunning beach. You’ll first encounter a cove where you can rent kayaks and paddleboards, but keep going to find a secluded beach nestled among the cliffs. Enjoy swimming in the crystal-clear waters and exploring nearby caves.

Photo Tip: The best time to visit Bagni Regina Giovanna is in the late afternoon when the light is soft, and the crowds are minimal, making for magical photos.

End your day with a lively dinner at this cozy, rustic Italian trattoria. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere as the servers cheer and chant when they receive tips. The food is fantastic, making it a memorable dining experience.

Enjoy a Delicious Breakfast or Early Lunch at The Little Things Bistrot

Begin your day with an early lunch at The Little Things Bistrot, the perfect spot for pasta lovers! This intimate restaurant offers a few indoor and outdoor tables, where you can enjoy dishes like Fettucine Paglia e Fieno: homemade fettuccine mixed in white and green, served with a cream sauce, gorgonzola cheese, walnuts, and honey. The ambiance is cozy, with kitschy trinkets and beautiful rag dolls adding to the charm.

After your meal, hop on a ferry for a 40-minute ride to the beautiful island of Capri. Once you arrive, take the Capri Funicular from Marina Grande up to Capri town. Explore the scenic town, browse nautical-themed ceramics, and pick up a Capri Bell necklace or charm as a keepsake.

Join a public boat tour to see Capri's most iconic sights, including the Faraglioni sea stacks, the Blue Grotto, and the Natural Arch. You’ll also pass by the Punta Carena Lighthouse and the picturesque Marina Piccola. Some tours include a swimming stop at Spiaggia di Marina Grande, a small public beach next to the main port.

Photo Tip: Keep your camera ready as you approach the Faraglioni sea stacks for stunning photos.

After returning to Sorrento, enjoy a relaxed dinner at Frankie’s Pizza Bar. Try the Quattro Formaggi pizza and enjoy the quirky Harry Potter-themed decor. If you’re in the mood for something romantic, they even serve heart-shaped pizzas.

Hire a driver to take you to Positano, where you can spend the morning exploring the picturesque town. Walk along the main strip, visiting boutiques like Luisa, CB Positano, and Nana’ Positano for beautiful lemon-themed products that make great gifts. The charming streets are lined with boutique shops offering everything from handmade sandals to chic clothing and artisanal products, all set against the backdrop of colourful, cascading buildings.

Break away from traditional Italian food with a sushi lunch at Misaki Sushi Positano. Known for its fresh, high-quality sushi and vibrant presentation, Misaki offers a delightful twist in the heart of Positano. The restaurant features a mix of Japanese dishes, including nigiri, sashimi, and creative sushi rolls, all made with fresh ingredients. The minimalist decor and outdoor seating allow you to enjoy your meal while taking in the breathtaking views of Positano’s coastline.

After lunch, continue exploring Positano. Wander through its narrow streets, lined with colorful houses, and visit smaller, local art galleries or boutiques for unique finds. Be sure to stop by a few shops selling artisanal ceramics and vibrant lemon-themed souvenirs.

Head back to Sorrento in the late afternoon, either by ferry or by car, depending on your preference. Once back, treat yourself to some pistachio gelato to cool off and satisfy your sweet tooth.

Return to Sorrento for your final dinner. Choose from any of the spots you may have missed earlier, or revisit one of your favorites from the previous days. End your evening with a stroll along Corso Italia, soaking in the ambiance of Sorrento at night.

Safety: Carry a small bag with a zipper to avoid pickpockets in crowded areas, and always stay hydrated, especially during summer. Wear comfortable footwear for walking on cobblestone streets and hiking.

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