Sightseeing in Sorrento

Sorrento works as a base: the town itself is small, while the sightseeing programmes from here lead in four directions. The cheapest is a four-hour bike tour to Positano at 93 dollars, the only entry in the section that does not require a whole day.

The coast is covered in two ways. The shared trip to Positano, Amalfi and Ravello runs eight hours at 120 dollars, and the extended version of the same direction seven hours at 169. The difference lies not in the set of stops but in the size of the group and in how much time is left at each one.

The archaeological line stands apart. Pompeii with Herculaneum takes eight hours at 182 dollars — both towns were buried by the same eruption, but Herculaneum survived better because it was covered by a mud flow rather than ash. Pompeii paired with Vesuvius costs 132 dollars. The top of the section is a private trip to Pompeii, Maiori, Minori and Ravello: eight and a half hours at 790 dollars. GetExperience lists 14 sightseeing programmes in Sorrento, from 93 to 790 dollars. The volcanic line is supplemented by an e-bike climb to Vesuvius at 140 dollars over five hours; the sea part consists of eight-hour boat runs from 170 to 234 dollars, covering the same shores from the water.