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Entire Day
Driving tour with Chauffeur, Guide & Sedan
Private group
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Embark on a captivating driving tour of Naples, Sorrento, and Positano, where the charm of each destination awaits your exploration. Naples, a city of enchantment, beckons with its labyrinthine alleys and culinary delights. As you journey through these vibrant streets, immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Neapolitan culture.
Indulge in the city’s iconic pizza, each slice a testament to centuries of culinary tradition. Wander through the opulent halls of Capodimonte, where masterpieces adorn the walls of a grand 18th-century villa. And as the day draws to a close, stroll along the Mediterranean, tracing the coastline from Castel Nuovo to Castel d’Uovo, where history and beauty converge in a breathtaking panorama.
With its origins rooted in ancient Greek history, Naples has evolved into the beating heart of the Campania region. Centuries of foreign influence—Spanish, French, Norman—have left an indelible mark on its identity, creating a city that pulsates with cultural richness at every turn. Each bite of Neapolitan cuisine, each step along its storied streets, is a testament to the resilience and vitality of this historic metropolis.
Transitioning from the vibrant energy of Naples, you’ll find yourself in the serene embrace of Sorrento, a coastal gem that rivals even the splendor of the Amalfi Coast. Here, amid panoramic vistas and cascading bougainvillea, you can leisurely stroll, indulge in shopping expeditions, savor local delicacies, and sip on refreshing libations to your heart’s content.
And then there’s Positano—nestled like a jewel on the Amalfi Coast, its pastel-hued buildings cascading down cliffsides to meet the azure sea. Renowned for its unparalleled beauty, Positano captivates with its charm and allure, inviting visitors to lose themselves in its idyllic streets and sun-kissed beaches.
There’s no need to delay any longer. Embark on this unforgettable journey with us and discover the magic of Naples, Sorrento, and Positano. You won’t regret it.
Named after the event that brought about Naples joining the unified kingdom of Italy in 1860, this Piazza is a full of the Neapolitan spirit, and it is just a stone’s throw away from the walkway along the beautiful coast line. A perfect way to end any day in Naples.
Two imposing mediaeval castles, one jutting out into the Bay of Naples, the other just off the shore. The Castel d’Uovo in particular has a very interesting story. As the name would suggest, there is supposedly an egg buried in the foundations of this castle, placed there by the Roman poet Vergil. As long as this egg remains intact, Naples will live on!
Brimming with the finest food in the city (and some would say in all of Italy), the historic center is the heart and soul of Naples. No matter what time you find yourself there, you will feel the energy from the crowds, you will smell the exquisite food, you will see all the italians leaning out of their windows as they hang up their clothes or pull a basket up filled with produce.
Located in the midst of a sprawling villa, once the hunting grounds of the Bourbon kings, it is now the home of some of the finest renaissance and baroque paintings in all of Italy.
Sorrento is famous for its lemons. Some of these things are the size of a human head! The whole town is marvellous, and a walk down the narrow streets, to piazzas overlooking the sea, with the coast stretching out before you, Capri just off the shore. A walk through Sorrento is a wonderful experience.
Perched along a beautiful stretch of the Almalfi coast, its buildings practically spilling down the hillside towards the sea, Positano is jaw-dropping. There is no better way to unwind after a long morning at Pompeii than with a nice cold drink along the beach at Marina Grande, with the sea breeze kissing your face. Stop by the Church of the Ascension of Saint Mary, a captivatingly beautiful church. It is no wonder that it has been the setting for countless films through the years.
Suggested starting time: 08:30 AM; 09:00 AM; (Times may have to change slightly due to ticket availability)
