Shore Trips in Italy

Ground Excursions

From all the various areas of the Amalfi Coast, Sorrentine Peninsula & Naples
Why not decide upon a day’s excursion around the vast and wonderful area that
We can offer you and your group whether 2 people a family group of 6 upwards
A great day enjoying an informative and relaxing day with our highly trained
Drivers all english speaking.

Here are some of the areas we have to offer also for more information contact our Naples Office directly that are open everyday 24 hours to allow you access to all the information and Questions to help you decide upon the right Excursion Tour.
Below are some guidelines on Excursion that we offer but please remember that we work for You so each Excursion is fitted for your requirements, Flexibility is very important so this Is why our Amalfi Coast & Naples team are trained to make this all possible.

Excursion Amalfi Coast
Options in this area you have a variety of areas
1. Excursion Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi & Ravello
One can fit in all in a day also depending where your departure point is

Another excursion option
2. Pompeii, Vesuvious and Herculaneum
3. Naples Archaeological Museum & Herculaneum & Naples

Another area to Consider
4. Paestum the famous Greek ruins

Also for further information any questions that you wish to be answered please contact us directly on our 24 hr service.

From the ports of Naples, Sorrento & Amalfi

Your complete archaeological excursion with a private car and driver excursion trained from the port of Naples.
You will be met by your Italy private tours limousine chauffeur english speaking to take you to the three main archaeological attractions from the port of Naples
Remember the time you have from the arrival into the port until, your return back to the port the best way to see all three areas is with us.
We will make sure with ease and comfort you get to see all three areas Pompeii. Herculaneum and Vesuvious

Just a brief outline of what to expect from you excursion and of course for more information contact our qualified port excursion consultants always ready 24hrs a day.

With our private shore excursion form the port of Naples, Sorrento or Amalfi we will take you to the three main sites that represent the eruption of the volcano Vesuvius.
By using us your exclusive ItalyTraveller limousine service you have the opportunity to have the exclusive english speaking chauffeur who will drive you along the areas taking you directly to the destination, which otherwise would be difficult to arrive, and allowing time to visit all 3 areas.

An idea of what you will see with Italy Port Shore Excursions
Your limousine car service will allow you to explore the following areas

MOUNT VESUVIOUS
Since then, Vesuvius has erupted about three dozen times. View the crater of Vesuvius, 1281 meters above sea level, by walking for approximately 45 minutes up the steep mount, as the road for vehicles terminates half way up this climb.

POMPEII
The ancient Roman city of Pompeii was destroyed and buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A.D, preserving it forever exactly how it was when the eruption occurred. Your private local licensed Pompeii guide will take you on a fascinating tour through this once thriving empire of nearly 20,000 inhabitants that was completely covered in 30 feet of volcanic ash. Take in the baths, villas, theatres and wrestling grounds.

HERCULANEUM
is an ancient residential town of Greek origins, a smaller town with a wealthier population at the time of the eruption. Covered by a torrent of mud rather than ash, the ruins are in some ways even better-preserved, and the site offers a variety of beautiful scenery and invaluable arts. Embark on a walking tour through the villas with portico gardens, fountains and baths, and admire the wall frescoes and floor mosaics. Excavations of Herculaneum began by accident in 1709 when some workers, digging a well, discovered a wall which was later found to be one of the stages of the ancient theatre. Later, there were many human skeletons uncovered at the ancient shoreline, suggesting that numerous inhabitants attempted to escape but perished when mountains collapsed and volcanic gases were released.

With Italy private port shore excursion we make sure that your day is informative and that your day is enjoyable and comfortable.

For the above Excursion we suggest good walking shoes and comfortable dress.
Also for further information any questions that you wish to be answered please contact us directly on our 24 hr service.

Car & driver for a full day away from all the busyness of Rome Your Private Excursion trained chauffeur remember works exclusively for ItalyTravellers will meet and greet you at the arrival of your cruise ship the port of Civitavecchia

Visit the town of Tivoli an ancient splendour on the outskirts of Rome Your ItalyTraveller private driver from the rome area will meet you at the port with a holding card. And begin an interesting drive through Rome into Tivoli. Here you will have the pleasure of seeing the roman castles and the many water fountains and fantastic gardens. The landscape that covers this area is full of art and beauty

We specialize in both private and group tours, English speaking drivers…You will visit the Hadrian’s Villa and Villa d’Este one of the villa’s is the mark of the roman era by the emperor Hadrian hence the name of the villa.
The second villa is of course of another era the 15th century and here you will enjoy the luxury and art that this century offered with the immensity of all the fountains and the Gardens that by many experts considered some of the most beautiful
So if you have already had the pleasure of visiting the ancient city of Rome and want to experience a different aspect then Tivoli is the place to choose.
The day will consist of a ìn enjoyable drive into the area then stop at the villa’s and a stop for lunch being away from all the hectic bustle of rome one can relax and enjoy a typical roman dish
So contact our Rome experts ready for you…now

We shall go to the roots of this marvellous city. Discovering the greatest of Emperors, the succession of Popes, the ruins of Imperial Rome and the masterpieces of Michelangelo and Bernini.
We will meet by the boat and within 45-50 min we shall be in the heart of Rome. Our first stop will be The Palatine Hill. Here we will have the possibility to appreciate the scenic view overlooking Circus Maximus. Some may recognize this location as where they shot the movie “Ben Hur” in 1959, one of the most admired films concerning Ancient Rome.

From Circus Maximus we will be able to easily carry on and shortly reach the most well-known monument in Rome, the Coliseum. We have just come upon the domain of the gladiators where we shall enter into the glorious structure without waiting any lines or queues. After absorbing the vastness and enormity of this monument, whose walls could tell such wicked tales, we will then proceed on towards the car. We will be able to see the Roman Forum, Venezia Square, the Spanish Steps, the Fountain of Trevi, and Navona Square. Not excluding The Pantheon, a truly mystical structure of which Michelangelo spoke of when he first saw it in the early 1500’s, with these words, “angelic and not of human design.”

At this point we will give ourselves an energy boost by stopping to have lunch, Roman style. Bruschette, pasta, and coffee. Then we are off to stroll through the Vatican Museums with its world famous Sistine Chapel. Here we will find some of Michelangelo’s most prominent works and then later to St. Peter’s Cathedral, the most outstanding church in Christendom.
This service is carried out exclusively by your personal driver and guide. He or she will accompany you internally through the Vatican Museums and then return with you to the vehicle.
In general the entrance and tour through the museum is better managed between the hours of 1:30pm and 2:00pm
Contact us

Fourty meters below the characteristic and lively streets of the Historic Center of Naples, you find a different world, unexplored, isolated by time, but deeply connected with the world above.

It’s the heart of Naples, and the place from which the city was born. To visit it is to travel to the past, a world 2400 years old.

Every historic epic, from the foundation of Neapolis, to the bombs of WWII, has left it’s mark on the walls of the yellow tufa stone, the soul of Naples, and the stone with which the city was built.

Naples is a city built upon ancient ruins, and below its churches and street markets are the remains of catacombs, Greek temples, Roman theaters, aqueducts and huge empty caverns.

The first excavations date back 5,000 years, near the end of the prehistoric era.
Later, the Greeks quarried large quantities of stone to build the city walls and temples, and the Romans continued, creating aqueducts and connecting tunnels that were used as streets.

A new aqueduct built in the 1600s closed in 1884, leaving miles of empty underground tunnels and cisterns. Many of the passageways were converted into air-raid shelters during World War II, then abandoned and used as a dumping ground for building debris.

Guided walks tour of the Greek-Roman underground in Naples via mysterious cavities, tunnels and secret passages. Pages of the city`s history where one can relive the sensations of those who fled there during the war, forced to stay in these places during the bombings.

Departures: Thursday at 21.00, Saturday at 10.00 - 12.00 -18.00, Sunday at 10.00 - 11.00 - 12.00 and 18.00.
Duration: 1-2 hours.

Also for further information any questions that you wish to be answered please contact us directly on our 24 hr service.

Others tours option
2. Pompeii, Vesuvious and Herculaneum
3. Naples Archaeological Museum & Herculaneum & Naples

Private Shore Excursion down into the Greek ruins of Paestum passing through the Amalfi Coast and on request a stop at Vietri sul Mare famous for it glass and ceramics.
Leaving from your hotel a day with your private english speaking driver to the Greek ruins of Paestum Allow that you choose this Excursion its another aspect of the area that surrounds the coast

The greek Ruins are a great importance and there are many important areas to enjoy.
Drive down into Paestum stopping along the way at a glass factory as the area driving into the greek ruins
Vietri Sul Mare is famous for it glass and ceramics (glass by the sea).

History on the site
A very important archeological place, Paestum, located in the Sele plain, is also famous as a summer resort. The town was founded by the Dorics in 650 B.C. under the name of Poseidonia; conquered by the Lucanians who called her Paistos and then, in 273 B.C. by the Romans who gave her the name of Paestum.

The walls date back to the IVth century with Roman and Lucan parts and are strengthened by towers often as thick as 7 meters. Inside the town there are the Temple oh Hera, dating back to 550 B.C., with nine columns on the short sides and eighteen on the long ones and remains of the decoration of the architrave; the Temple of Nettuno, built in 450 B.C., imposing and harmonious, formed by a base with three steps on which stand six columns on the short sides and fourteen on the long ones. The columns are all nine meters high and are united, on top, by an architrave supporting a sloping roof ending both on the front and in the back with two pediments; the Temple of Cerere of 500 B.C., with six columns on the short sides and thirteen on the long ones. In the inside part there can be still seen the remains of such places as the Curia, the thermae, the Italic temple, the comitium, the aerarium etc.. In the nearby museums there are precious materials coming from the town and from the neighbourood among which ceramics and sculptures, fictile little statues, bronzes and the slabs of the famous “Tomba del Tuffatore” dating back to 490 B.C., the only example of wall paintings of Magna Graecia. Next to the museums stands the early Romanic basilica of Annunziata, noteble sacred building with nave and two aisles.

Areas to visit
National Museum. The national museum contains important objects and materials (funerary items, pots, etc.) found in the town, in the near necropolises and at the sanctuary dedicated to Hera Argiva at the mouth of Sele River. The only example of funerary painting is the Tomb of the diver of 490/480 b. C. The paintings of the tomb portray scenes from a symposium and a diver.

Remains of the sanctuary dedicated to Hera Argiva, built around 600 b.C.

“Telling museum” of Hera Argiva. This museum presents different interpretations of the homonymous sanctuary, an archaeological site made just of a few remains. The museum “tells” about this site, thanks to films, three-dimensional recreations, videos. Visitors live this experience as they were inside the excavations.

Temple of Poseidon or Neptune: it is the most beautiful example of Greek architecture in Western world. It was built in V century b.C. The temple has 6 front columns and 14 side columns.

“Sacello Ipogeico”, built around VI century b.C.: it is maybe a small Greek temple dedicated to goddesses of fecundity and fertility. Or it is maybe a cenotaph (a symbolic tomb that does not contain a body). Inside many bronze pots were found.

Heraion, the temple dedicated to Hera, a big Doric building with grooved columns
The temple dedicated to Cerere was built at the end of VI century b.C. with 6 front columns and 13 side columns. The temple has a unique feature: the tall pediment. The Doric frieze is very interesting: it is made of large calcareous blocks, with metopes.

Roman amphitheatre, used by gladiators. It was built around I century a.C.

Remains of aThesaurus, a small and ancient temple dedicated to Hera.

Cathedral dedicated to Madonna del Granato, whose worship recalls the Pagan cult of Hera Argiva. It was built in XI century.

Early-Christian Basilica (Church dedicated to Our Lady of the Annunciation), the most ancient Greek temple, built in VI century b. C. and dedicated to Hera, that is Juno. The temple has 9 front columns and 18 side columns.

Excursion Amalfi Coast
Options in this area you have a variety of areas
1. Excursion Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi & Ravello
One can fit in all in a day also depending where your departure point is

Another excursion option
2. Pompeii, Vesuvious and Herculaneum
3. Naples Archaeological Museum & Herculaneum & Naples

Also for further information any questions that you wish to be answered please contact us directly on our 24 hr service.

Naples Airport Capodichino (NAP), 8 km (5 mi) north of Naples, serves the Campania region. It handles domestic and international flights, including several flights daily between Naples and Rome (flight time 45 minutes).The major gateways to Italy include Rome’s Airport Leonardo da Vinci (FCO) (35 km/20 mi southeast of Rome, Phone: 06 65953640), better known as Fiumicino, and Milan’s Airport Malpensa 2000 (MXP) (45 km/28 mi north of Milan, 800964693 (toll free number).

Naples (Capodichino) International Airport (IATA: NAP, ICAO: LIRN) is the airport serving Naples, Italy. It is located in the Capodichino district of Naples. The airport has 2 terminals, however, terminal 2 is located away from the airfield and is only used for charter operations. Terminal 1 is the terminal building for departing travellers. The airport is operated by the British airport company BAA.

Naples International Airport

Address: Via del Riposo 95, 80144 Naples, Italy
Airport Code: NAP
Country Code: 39
Telephone: 081 789 6111 or 789 6259
Fax: 081 789 6557 or 789 6278
E-mail: info@gesac.it or customer_service@gesac.it
Website: www.gesac.it or www.naples-airport.com
Number of Terminals: 2
Time Zone: GMT + 1 (GMT + 2 from last Sunday in March to last Sunday in October)
Location: The airport is situated 8km (5 miles) northeast of Naples.

Airport Facilities
Money and communications: A bank and a post office are located on the right-hand side of Terminal 1, very close to the terminal building. ATMs are located in the Arrivals and Departures areas of Terminal 1. There are bureaux de change in both Departures and Arrivals. Four Internet points are available on the first floor and in the Departures lounge, equipped with monitors, keyboards and web-cams.
Eating and drinking: There is a selection of restaurants, bars, cafés and snack bars at the airport.
Shopping: Shops are concentrated in the Galleria Napoli, on the first floor of Terminal 1. There is a duty-free shop in the Departures lounge. The Sunstore newsagent and gift shop is located in the check in area.

Car Hire
Avis, Europcar, Hertz, Maggiore/National, Sixt and Thrifty have desks located in the Arrivals hall.

Car Parking
There are six car parks at the airport with a total of 1,252 spaces. The car parks are located along the main entry road to the airport. P1 is for long-term parking and P3, P2, P4 and P6 provide short-term parking. P5 offers a car valet parking service from Quick No Problem Parking (tel: 081 789 6366).

Transfer Between Terminals
The terminals are located close together and passengers can walk between them.

Driving Directions
From the centre of Naples, take the Tangenziale (bypass) road towards Capodichino and turn off at the exit marked ‘Secondigliano/Aeroporto’.

Luggage: Trolleys are available throughout. A 24-hour lost property service (tel: 081 789 6766) is available.

Public Transport
Road: Bus: ANM buses run to Napoli Centrale railway station, arriving at the port of Naples (Piazza Municipio). Alibus shuttle buses also run to Napoli Centrale railway station and then to Piazza Municipio in the centre of Naples.
Taxi: Taxis are available from outside the Arrivals area.

Information and Help Desks
The customer service desk (tel: 081 789 6259) is located on the ground floor of the Arrivals area; flight, airport and tourist information is provided here, as well as services such as VIP assistance and porter service.

Other facilities: A Red Cross medical centre is located in Arrivals, with medical assistance available daily 24 hours.
Conference and Business Facilities
The Telelink Internet Centre (tel: 081 789 6749) is situated on the first floor and offers a wide range of services including Internet, PC with Office, photocopying, scanning, telephone and fax facilities, and videoconferencing. Meeting rooms are available on request (tel: 081 789 6259), with equipment, catering and a variety of executive services available. There are also several VIP lounges.
Facilities for Disabled Travellers
The airport is well-equipped for disabled travellers with lifts, ramps and pavements that have been widened to accommodate wheelchairs. There is also a pedestrian crossing with sound signals for visually impaired passengers. Two call buttons outside the airport enable those needing assistance to contact a staff member and there are help points within the terminals. Disabled passengers should inform their airline of any special needs prior to travel. Disabled parking is available close to the terminal.
Hotels
The Charming International Hotel (tel: 081 231 1004) is located very close to the airport and can be reached on foot or with the hotel shuttle. The three-star Millennium Hotel (tel: 081 595 5406) is also located very close to the airport, on viale Maddalena, and can be reached on foot or by bus. The four-star Holiday Inn Napoli (tel: 081 225 0111) is located 2km (1 mile) from the airport and can be reached using the complimentary shuttle bus provided by the hotel.

Naples Airport Useful Numbers

Information and Customer Assistance
24 hour automatic flight information service
Call center 848 - 888777
From mobiles or from abroad (+39) 081.7515471
Lost Baggage Assistance 199 280 180

Alitalia
Flight information 06 - 2222
Baggage assistance 081 – 7092813

Airlines Companies - call center
click here to see all contacts

Car Park payments 081 - 7896325/434
First Aid 24h 081 - 7896476/759

Gesac Offices
Switchboard (from 8.00am to 4.00pm) 081 – 7896111

Airport Government Agencies
Local ENAC office 081 - 5951111
Carabinieri 081 - 7896691
Customs 081 - 7896291
Financial Guard 081 - 7803088
State Police 081 - 7896331
Fire Brigade 081 - 7382950
Traffic Wardens 081 – 7896300

DISTANCES FROM NAPLES AIRPORT TO THE MAIN TOURIST LOCALITIES IN THE NAPLES AREA AND CAMPANIA

Naples Airport to Naples historical centre: 15 mins;
Naples Airport to Herculaneum excavations: 20 mins;
Naples Airport to Pompeii excavations: 30 mins;
Naples Airport to Sorrento: 60 mins;
Naples Airport to Amalfi: 90 mins;
Naples Airport to Positano: 60 mins;
Naples Airport to Ravello: 80 mins;
Naples Airport to Paestum 100 mins;

DISTANCES FROM NAPLES AIRPORT TO THE MAIN ISLANDS IN THE NAPLES GULF

Naples Airport to Capri (car and hydrofoil): 60 minutes;
Naples Airport to Ischia (car and hydrofoil): 60 minutes;

by bus:
Curreri From the Arrival Area, daily buses for the sorrentine peninsula.
(Phone: +39 081 8015420)

by taxi:
Italy Car Service
Outside the Terminal, at the Arrival area

by Exclusive Transportation Service:
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The Port of Naples is situated in the centre of the city, very close to the extremely central piazza Municipio, 10 mins from Piazza Garibaldi ( FS and MN terminals), 15 kms from , Aeroporto Internazionale di Capodichino,[Capodichino International Airport], a few minutes from casello autostradale [motorway tollbooth].
Address: Piazzale Pisacane Naples NA Italy 80133 Phone +39 (0) 081 206929

Situated at the centre of the Mediterranean, the port of Naplesa strategic geographical position regarding the flow of traffic linking the Far East with Europe and North America, close to the ideal route between Suez and Gibraltar used by all shipping lines to and from the Far East. Intermodal service capacity has been increased. There are key centres near the port: Interporto Campano [Campanian freight villane] NOLA), Interporto Sud Europa [Southern European freight village](MARCIANISE) and the international airport of Capodichino, linked directly by the A1 motorway and railway networks. Also close to the port are the Central rilway station and the tourist port of Mergellina. In the eastern part of the port, devoted to passenger traffic, lies the mooring places for large holiday cruisers while it also holds the area for links by ferry and hydrofoil to the islands of Capri, Ischia, Procida, the Sorrento and, with fast boats, to te Aeolian islands

Further information about :
Azienda Autonoma di Cura Soggiorno e Turismo di Napoli
Azienda Autonoma di Cura Soggiorno e Turismo di Sorrento
Azienda Autonoma di Cura Soggiorno e Turismo dell’isola di Capri
Azienda di Cura Soggiorno e Turismo delle Isole di Ischia e Procida
Metro del Mare
Pro Loco di Procida

The Port of Naples and tourism: an extremely powerful combination when it is considered that the tourist area of the port overlooks the centre of a city which may be unique in the world in terms of its history, artistic heritage, architectural and natural beauty, which have made the port of Naples the undisputed leader in the itineraries of the main cruise operators. There are connections from the port with a wide range of different worlds, from the splendid islands, the coasts, the archaeological sites of the region, to the tourist destinations of the Mediterranean Sea appreciated by those who search the sun the whole year long. The Harbour Station has recently undergone restructuring to accommodate the new cruise line terminal. Its premises, which have been styled on the model of an airport, can receive up to 2,500 passengers a day.

www.costa.it
www.msccrociere.it
www.royalcaribbean.it

There are numerous companies which insure the transport services from Beverello and Mergellina:

From Beverello:

Hydrofoils
Caremar Phone 081/5513882
Alilauro Phone 081/5513236-5071345
N.L.G Phone 081/5520763
Linee Marittime Partenopee Phone 081/8073024
SNAV Phone 081/4285555
Ustica Lines Phone 081/5800340

From Mergellina:
Alilauro Phone 081/7611004

Naples Port Shore Excursions:
A selections of wonderful shore excursions from the Port of Naples to Pompeii, Sorrento, Amalfi Coast (Positano, Amalfi, Ravello)

Sorrento & Amalfi Coast
Pompeii & Amalfi Coast
Pompeii, Herculaneum & Vesuvious
Naples city & Archeological Museum
Ruins of Pompeii & Paestum
Enogastronomic wine tours

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Amalfi Coast is a stretch of coastline on the southern side of the Sorrentine Peninsula of Italy extending from Positano in the west to Vietri sul Mare in the east. It is known as Costiera Amalfitana in Italian.

Amalfi Coast is known for its rugged terrain, scenic beauty, and picturesque towns. Vietri sul Mare, Cetara, Maiori, Minori, Ravello, Atrani, Amalfi, Praiano, Scala and Positano are beautiful towns lying on the Amalfi Coast. The charming Coast is listed by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage site.

Major attractions of the Amalfi Coast include Duomo, the church of Santa Maria Assunta in Positano, the churches of San Salvatore del Birecto and of Santa Maria Maddalena in Atrani, Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo in Ravello, the churches of San Luca and San Gennaro in Praiano, the church of San Pancrazio in Conca dei Marini, and the church of Santa Trofimena and the ancient Roman villa in Minori.

Amalfi Coast is a great tourist destination known for its wide variety of delicious cuisine and culinary. If you looking for a vacation destination with fine foods and wines, Amalfi Coast is your perfect destination. You can enjoy eating and drinking by the seaside. Some of the famous foods and wines of Amalfi Coast are listed below.

Fior di latte: It’s mozzarella like fresh cheese made from cow milk from the nearby Monti Lattari (Milk Mountains). Fior di latte features a rich creamy color and is often found in the shape of treccia (plait).True mozzarella is made from buffalo and cow milk that comes from the plains South of Salerno, towards Paestum and Battipaglia.

Provola: It’s smoked fior di latte that can be enjoyed on its own or in parmigiana di melenzane, or even on pizzas.

Fresh caciotta: It is daily made fresh cheeses served plain or stuffed with basil or rocket leaves. You can also enjoy it wrapped in lemon leaves and grilled.

Vegetables: Fresh vegetables grown near Amalfi have a rich ripe flavor. Corbara’s small tomatoes are distinctively sweet. Eggplant (or aubergines) is a staple of the local cuisine. Eggplant patties and involtini are highly popular on the coast. The deep fried or baked Eggplant patties, and the involtini, the deep fried slices of eggplant rolled and stuffed with fior di latte and basil leaves are mouth wateringly delicious.

The delicious pie Melenzane al cioccolato is made from aubergines and chocolate (deep fried aubergines, covered in dark chocolate, candied fruits and orange peel). Zucchini (or courgettes) are also used in many local dishes.

Scialatielli (Pasta): It’s fresh local pasta consisting of thick and short strips made out of just flour and water, sometimes with the addition of parsley. Scialatielli looks similar to spaghetti or fettucine and it’s served with seafood or other traditional Italian sauces.

Fish and seafood: Amalfi Coast offers an extensive variety of seafood including locally caught and served fresh pezzogna, sarago, orata and spigola. Locally seafood is served all’acqua pazza that is a light broth made with oil, garlic, parsley and pomodorino (a small tomato grown in the mountains). Totani e patate is a typical dish of the Peninsula, It’s a dish comprising a unique casserole of potatoes and totani (a dark member of the calamari family).

Wines: Amalfi Coast offers exceptionally outstanding variety of wines. Some of the popular wines include Tramonti, Costa d’Amalfi, Furore, Taurasi, Aglianico, Greco di Tufo, Fiano, and Falanghina.

Desserts: Local cakes and pastries are some common desserts on the coast. Some of locally popular desserts include delizia al limone, (lemon delight), the torta caprese, and baba soaked in limoncello.

Gastronomy Tour Related Links:
Tour and Excursions in Amalfi Coast

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Antico Palazzo Scala - 6 Charming Apartments
Situated in the historical centre of Sorrento, just a few metres from the central, “Piazza Tasso”, and three hundred metres from the “Circumvesuviana” train station, Sita bus stop (to Positano and Amalfi Coast) and Marina Piccola port, where ferries and hydrofoils connects Sorrento to Naples, Capri and other islands of the Gulf.

2 one-roomed apartments
1 two-roomed apartments
3 three-roomed apartments

Interiors 1
Three roomed apartments on two floors, with six beds (1 double bed,2 single beds, and 1 double pull-out bed)
First floor: entrance, kitchen,living-room and bathroom
Second floor: 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.

Interiors 2
One roomed apartment on two floors, with fourbeds (1 double bed and 1 double pull-out bed)
First floor: entrance, kitchen,living room, 1 bathroom
Second floor: 1 master bedroom.

Interiors 3
One roomed apartment on two floors with four beds (1 double bed and 1 double pull-out bed).
First floor: entrance, living room, kitchen
Second floor: 1 master bedroom

Interiors 4
3 roomed apartments with 5 beds ( 1 double bed, 2 single beds and 1 pull-out bed),entrance, living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.

Interiors 5
2 roomed apartments with 4 beds.(1 double bed and 1 double pull-out bed) entrance, kitchen,living room, 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom.

Interiors 6
3 roomed apartments with 5 beds. (1 double bed, 2 single beds and 1 pull-out bed), entrance, kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.