B&Bs in Sorrento

Why rent a B&B in Sorrento?

Sorrento, nestled on the cliffs of the Sorrentine Peninsula, offers breathtaking views of the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Known for its charming historic centre, the town features narrow streets lined with artisan shops, cafés, and beautiful piazzas. With its mild Mediterranean climate, lush gardens, and proximity to iconic sites like Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast, Sorrento is a perfect base for exploration! The town is also famous for its production of limoncello, a refreshing lemon liqueur that captures the essence of the region! You could also consider renting a holiday home in Capri, or even a villa in Capri for a more luxurious stay, as it's nearby & well-known for its dramatic coastline and limestone cliffs - perfect for nature lovers!

What are the B&Bs in Sorrento like?

The range of B&Bs in and around Sorrento come with a wide range of stylish, high-quality features designed to ensure your holiday is unforgettable. They are a great alternative to staying in a hotel, and are typically more authentic and homely. This is because bnbs in Sorrento are often family run, meaning you can get to know the locals who are usually more than happy to give you travel advice and tips. As the name suggests, B&Bs in Sorrento also offer breakfast included, which is usually an Italian-style breakfast with fresh pastries, coffee, breads and sometimes even local specialities like local produce or homemade goods. If you are looking for an idyllic destination, why not book a fabulous B&B with a balcony to enjoy the gorgeous Sorrento views? However, B&B are not for everyone - if you're after a stay seeped in luxury and comfort, you can always rent a beautiful private villa in Sorrento.

In Sorrento you can choose from a wide range of bed and breakfast options with the following fabulous amenities:

• Breakfast
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi
• TV
• Scenic views
• Pet-friendly Options
• Balconies or terraces

Sorrento for beach and nature lovers

If you are a fan of gorgeous scenery and idyllic beaches you will find plenty to explore in and around Sorrento. Lounge on sun-drenched platforms at Marina Piccola or dive into the clear waters at secluded spots like Bagni della Regina Giovanna, where ancient Roman ruins meet turquoise coves. Hike the Sentiero degli Dei, the Path of the Gods, for panoramic views of the Amalfi Coast stretching out beneath you. Take a boat tour along the rugged coastline, weaving past sea caves and hidden beaches. Venture inland through lemon groves and olive orchards on peaceful countryside walks. Whether you crave a refreshing swim or a dramatic cliffside trail, Sorrento offers nature at its most captivating!

Sorrento for history enthusiasts

For history enthusiasts, Sorrento is a treasure trove of ancient heritage and cultural significance. The town's roots stretch back to Greek and Roman times, evident in its Roman ruins like the Villa di Pollio Felice, which overlooks the Bay of Naples. Visitors can explore the Cloister of San Francesco, a 14th-century religious site, or stroll through the historic heart of Sorrento, where the architecture reflects centuries of influence, from medieval to Baroque. The nearby Museum of Correale showcases local artefacts, including ancient pottery and art that trace the area's rich past. Sorrento's proximity to Pompeii and Herculaneum, two of the world's most significant archaeological sites, makes it a perfect base for delving deeper into the history of the Roman Empire and its dramatic destruction by Mount Vesuvius.

1. Ride the Circumvesuviana Train and Soak in the Views
2. Dive into the Heart of the Old Town
3. Embrace the Limoncello Legacy
4. Sail to the Isle of Capri
5. Feast like a Local at Sunset
6. Explore the Town Centre and Leonardo's Statue
7. Make the Amalfi Coast Your Playground

1. Ride the Train and Soak in the Views

Hop aboard the Circumvesuviana train from Naples and let the landscape unfold before your eyes. This scenic journey winds through lively towns and past olive groves clinging to the cliffs. Sit on the right-hand side for the best sea views as you approach Sorrento. The train is a budget-friendly way to arrive with style. Expect a bit of a squeeze during peak hours but the experience is worth it. Feel the anticipation build as the coastline draws nearer!

2. Dive into the Heart of the Old Town

Step off the main square and lose yourself in the maze of narrow streets buzzing with local life. Browse handmade sandals, citrus-scented soaps and ceramics painted in sun-soaked colours. The scent of espresso and lemon zest fills the air. Duck into a tiny trattoria for fresh gnocchi alla sorrentina. This is where Sorrento's soul lives and breathes. Let your curiosity guide every turn.

3. Embrace the Limoncello Legacy

No visit to Sorrento is complete without a taste of the region's most famous spirit. Visit a local producer to see how this zesty liqueur is crafted from sun-ripened lemons. Sip slowly and feel the warmth spread. Many shops offer free tastings, so wander in and discover your favourite. Bring a bottle home as a delicious memory. Raise a glass to your Mediterranean adventure!

4. Sail to the Isle of Capri

Board a ferry at Marina Piccola and glide across the shimmering sea to Capri. Once there, take a chairlift to Monte Solaro for sky-high views or explore the Blue Grotto by boat. The island is a heady mix of glamour, natural beauty and timeless charm. Ferries run often, making it easy to plan a day trip. Leave early and pack your camera. The sparkle of the sea will stay with you.

5. Feast like a Local at Sunset

Make time for a seaside dinner as the sky turns gold. Try spaghetti alle vongole or a wood-fired pizza with views of Mount Vesuvius in the distance. Restaurants by Marina Grande offer unforgettable backdrops for fresh seafood feasts. Locals eat late, so do as they do and linger over your meal. Ask for the catch of the day and enjoy a true taste of Sorrento. Toast the evening with a crisp glass of Falanghina!

6. Make the Amalfi Coast Your Playground

Use Sorrento as your launchpad for adventures along the Amalfi Coast! Buses and boats connect you to Positano, Amalfi and Ravello with ease. Each town has its own rhythm, views and flavours to discover. Start early and pack light for a full day of exploration. Do not just visit—immerse yourself. The road may twist and climb, but every curve is worth the journey.

7. Make the Amalfi Coast Your Playground

Use Sorrento as your launchpad for adventures along the Amalfi Coast. Buses and boats connect you to Positano, Amalfi and Ravello with ease. Each town has its own rhythm, views and flavours to discover. Start early and pack light for a full day of exploration. Do not just visit—immerse yourself!The road may twist and climb, but every curve is worth the journey! Renting a bed and breakfast in Sorrentois a fantastic option for your Amalfi Coast dream holiday!