The Don'ts of Sorrento, Italy & The Isle of Capri

Are you heading to Sorrento or the Isle of Capri and want to have the best most helpful tourist information on the area? Well this video will give you the do's and don'ts of visiting the isle of Capri and Sorrento, Italy. Whether you are looking at day trips to the Amalfi Coast or Pompeii or just staying in Sorrento to enjoy the Italian food there are many things you should know before you visit Sorrento, Italy.
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[PrattVegas_RTR]

This makes me so sad. We visited Italy for the first time last May, spent three days in Rome and about 10 days in Sorrento. We couldn’t have loved Sorrento more. We explored Sorrento over several days (saw The Three Tenors, took a wonderful cooking class with Carmen, etc.), in addition to eating pizza (twice in one day) in Naples, taking a boat ride to Capri, hiring a driver (who became a friend) to take us to Amalfi, Positano and Ravello, taking the train to Pompeii, walking to the top of Mount Vesuvius and many other memorable experiences. We couldn’t have loved Sorrento more. The local people were friendlier and kinder than anywhere we’ve been (and we’re from the Deep South of the U.S.), the views were amazing, the history was plentiful, and the FOOD (including lemon-everything and the best olive oil imaginable, in addition to all the tomato-based dishes) was out of this world. We hope to go back again and again. It’s even on a short list of places we would move to. I have enjoyed watching many of your videos on YouTube and appreciate the work you put into them and the information you deliver. However, your description of Sorrento (based on your real but unfortunate experiences) doesn’t resemble our family’s experience at all. I hope that anyone who was turned off of visiting Sorrento based on this video will do their own due diligence and give it a try.

[theoldar]

I love Sorrento. I've been twice and both times the hotel was great! It's a great place to base your adventures from Naples to Amalfi. The little railroad makes it very easy to visit the ancient Roman sites and Naples. You have your choice of ways to visit the Amalfi coast. And for all it's touristy qualities, Sorrento is still beautiful.

[jennyoshea]

Thanks Jocelyn and Mark for your honest appraisal. It is so needed these days as Instagram etc has made everywhere look paradisiacal when obviously there are cracks in every tourist destination that need to be taken into account when visiting. Bravo to you both ☺️✨🌷.

[jessicapjomg]

Thank you so much - I am literally about to go to Sorrento and was searching your channel and then this new vid popped up. Fantastic tips as always!!

[cdarind]

I've been to Sorrento no less than 12 times and I NEVER had a bad experience anywhere CLOSE to what is being portrayed here!
There are plenty of wonderful restaurants, Azz! being my favorite, and the options for lodging are incredible!
I've never spent more than 80€ euros per person for VERY nice places WITH breakfast!
And it is the single best location to stay for a week or more and be able to experience everything the Bay of Naples has to offer!

[dianadavisbarton]

Love Sorrento! I had a great place to stay at Villagio Verde. I had a little bungalow with a kitchenette and a private patio. It wasn't fancy, but the staff were great, and the poolside bar was reasonably priced. I took the bus from Naples to Sorrento because it was cheap and I was too late for the last ferry. Loved the video!

[calmgirlify]

Took a bus from Napoli airport to Sorrento for about 30 euros. It was great. Picked it up at the airport. Didn’t have to go to the train station.

[Like_montana]

This is the most informative video I’ve seen for navigating Sorrento/Capri 👏🏼 thank you!!

[amandacataldo]

Wow, just when I am about to embark on another journey, another incredible video of yours pops up! This will be my 6th adventure with your advice! Thank you for all of the information!

[larrydalton]

On Ana Capri find the drink stand that serves a lemon slush with fresh squeezed blood orange juice on top. Fantastic!

[alsadventuresofficial]

I loved Sorrento when I visited there. Definitely try the Limoncello there!

[bubba]

Great video! I can't wait to go back. 🇮🇹 ❤

[SSS]

Guys, go to Sant' Agnello instead. It is less touristy and is only a 15 minute walk/ 5 minute train/bus/car ride away from Sorrento. It also has the rail to Naples, Herculanium and Pompei. PS. Don't take the train from Naples to Sorrento when coming from the airport, instead there is a Curreri Viaggi bus directly from the airport. It is only 10 euros a person each way.

[caroltombari]

We took a tour with Perillo. They did a great job and all those problems were taken care of for you. It is expensive but well worth it. My suggestion for going to Capri is to take Bonine or Dramamine, I got sick on the ferry. What a fabulous trip though. Everyone should go to these places.

[Bettertogether-]

From Naples you can go also with the ferry to Sorrento. We used the ferry a lot.

[AntoJones]

We based out of Salerno (much more Italian) and went up and down from there and home from Naples, however the bin workers were on strike in Naples again 😮

[stephentrotter]

Love Sorrento, me and my wife spent 5 days nearby, ,, visited the isle of Capri and did a boat trip of the Amalfi Coast, , gorgeous place, just wish had double the amount of time we had

[margchris]

Just got back from Italy and Athens 3 weeks go (April 2024). We love Sorrento. Wish we could stay longer. Love the seafood antipasto, their wine/beer and dessert! ❤

[heather-vsqe]

Not being funny the views are staggering.

Beautiful thanks for the tips❤

[danchamberlain]

We based in Meta which was a couple miles from Sorrento on the Circumvesuviana train route. Stayed there for a month. Much cheaper than Sorrento and the rental was wonderful .