Less famous than Sorrento, Massa Lubrense is perfect for nature lovers. Not for nothing even Dickens, Nietzsche and Goethe chose Sorrento for their holidays. These historic buildings offers wonderful views.Įven though during the high season Sorrento can get very crowded, the town is still enchanting. The best spots to take photos are Villa Comunale or Villa Silvana. The heart of the life in Sorrento is the main square Piazza Tasso, while Corso Italia is ideal for shopping.
This scenery is enriched by the historic center of the town, the picturesque artisan shops and monuments like the Cathedral, the Basilica of San Francesco and the Sedile Dominova. Sorrento is surrounded by hills and overlooks the clear sea, with the profile of the Vesuvius volcano on the background. The first town to visit is certainly the one that gives its name to the whole Sorrento Coast. LET’S DISCOVER THE TOWNS AND VILLAGES ON THE SORRENTO COAST SORRENTO Thanks to the mild climate visitors can explore them all year round, even if spring is the best time.įor all these reasons, artists and tourists from all over the world love the Sorrento Coast.īelow, an overview of the main towns and villages on the Sorrento Coast Sorrento, Massa Lubrense, Vico Equense, Sant’Agata sui due Golfi, Marina di Equa and Sant’Agnello.
PICTURESQUE TOWN ON GULF OF SALERNO FULL
Many are the spots from where you can enjoy breathtaking views.Ī little like the Amalfi coast, the towns of the Sorrento coast are minute but full of charm.
The rugged coastline hides enchanting beaches, while panoramic trails crisscross the surrounding mountains. It’s a strip of land squeezed between the sea and marked by the Lattari Mountains. The Sorrento Coast lays on a peninsula between the Gulf of Naples and the Gulf of Salerno.
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