Sorrento Views and Marinas

Sorrento’s coastline is defined by a dramatic vertical landscape, featuring functional ports and secluded swimming spots. Marina Piccola serves as the primary hub for ferries to Capri and Naples, while Marina Grande retains its character as a traditional fishing harbor. Elevated viewpoints like Belvedere di Casarlano offer panoramic vistas of the Gulf of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. For sea access, Lido la Solara and Spiaggia La Tonnarella provide structured bathing areas set against the limestone cliffs characteristic of the Sorrentine Peninsula.

Sorrento Marina Piccola

Sorrento's primary port located below Piazza Tasso. It serves as the main arrival point for hydrofoils and ferries connecting to Capri, Ischia, and Naples.

Sorrento Marina Grande Small Harbour

A traditional fishing village accessible via a historic stone gateway. It features a harbor for small wooden boats and numerous waterfront restaurants specializing in regional seafood.

Lido la Solara

Beach club and restaurant located near Capo di Sorrento. It offers sun loungers, direct sea access, and a menu focused on traditional Campanian dishes.

Belvedere

Roadside viewpoint offering panoramic views of the Sorrento peninsula, the Gulf of Naples, and Mount Vesuvius.

Belvedere di Casarlano

Elevated lookout point in the hills above Sorrento, providing a wide perspective of the town and the coastline toward the islands.

spiaggia La Tonnarella

A small beach area situated at the base of the cliffs on the western edge of Sorrento, featuring calm waters and views across the bay.