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Explore the Amalfi Coast in comfort with this exclusive full-day private tour from Sorrento, featuring personalized stops, expert guides, and stunning views.
The From Sorrento: Full-Day Amalfi Coast Private Tour by car offers a personalized way to experience this famous stretch of Italy’s coast. Priced at $685.04 per group (up to 2 people), this tour provides 7 to 8 hours of exploration with private transportation and a dedicated driver who also acts as your guide. With a perfect 5.0 rating from 54 reviews, it stands out as an ideal option for those seeking a flexible, intimate, and stress-free day along the Amalfi Coast.
Unlike crowded group tours, this private experience lets you customize your route, choosing which spots to visit and how long to stay. It includes hassle-free round-trip transfers from Sorrento accommodations and bottled water. Although there’s no included lunch, visit the coast’s highlights at your own pace, making this perfect for travelers who appreciate comfort, privacy, and tailored experiences.

The first stop is Positano, known for its charming, colorful buildings that cascade down the hillside. The drive from Sorrento takes roughly one hour, during which travelers enjoy spectacular views of the coast. Once in Positano, visitors have around two hours to walk through its narrow lanes, browse local shops, and admire the vibrant, postcard-perfect scenery.
Positano is famous for its handmade sandals, ceramics, and boutique clothes. Its lively atmosphere by day and enchanting glow at night make it a highlight of the tour. The walkways can be lively, especially in peak season, but the scenery and shopping opportunities make it well worth the visit.
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Next, the tour includes a 30-minute visit to the Grotta dello Smeraldo. While admission tickets are not included, the visit to this sea cave offers a chance to see the dazzling emerald waters that give the cave its name. The 30-minute stop allows enough time to appreciate the natural beauty, although the actual visit may involve a small additional fee of around 5 euros.
This stop is perfect for those who enjoy scenic natural sights and want a quick but memorable experience. It’s a great opportunity to capture photos of the stunning coastline and sea formations.

The town of Amalfi welcomes visitors with its historic charm. The UNESCO-protected coastline area is famous for its maritime history and beautiful architecture. The town is also known for its past as one of the four maritime republics, hosting sea races every four years against Pisa, Genoa, and Venice.
In Amalfi, the tour gives about two hours to explore its streets, visit the papermaking museum, or simply soak in the views. The town’s cathedral stands out as a highlight, with its impressive façade and historical significance. Visitors can enjoy wandering through the town’s shops and cafes, sampling local treats, or just relaxing by the waterfront.

Ravello offers a different perspective on the coast, perched at 315 meters above sea level. The one-hour drive from Amalfi leads to this peaceful hilltop town, renowned for its stunning gardens and panoramic views.
The tour includes visits to Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone Gardens, both of which are not included in the entry fee—costing about 10 euros each. These gardens are filled with lush plants, terraces, and classical sculptures, offering some of the most breathtaking vistas along the coast. The cathedral of Ravello also merits a quick visit for its architecture and historical ambiance.

The afternoon is dedicated to exploring Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone Gardens. Both sites are praised for their beautiful landscapes and spectacular views over the sea. The one-hour visits at each site allow enough time for photo opportunities, strolling through lush gardens, and absorbing the peaceful atmosphere.
While the admission fees are not included, the cost is modest at around 10 euros for each villa. These gardens are a favorite for those seeking a tranquil escape, with their terraces and floral displays providing perfect backdrops for memorable photos.
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A significant advantage of this tour is the ability to customize your route and timing with your dedicated driver. This flexibility means you can spend more time at places you love or skip others if preferred. The driver doubles as your guide, sharing insights about each location and helping with tips for visiting independently.
The round-trip transfer is smooth, and the luxury vehicle ensures a comfortable journey along the often narrow and winding roads. The private nature of the tour guarantees exclusivity, with only your group participating, making it an intimate and relaxed experience.

The tour operates with most travelers booking about 19 days in advance, and the most recent reviews praise the knowledgeable guides and stunning scenery. It includes private transportation and bottled water for all guests.
Lunch is not included, giving guests the freedom to choose where and when to eat during the day. Additional fees apply for entries to Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo, and a small fee for Grotta dello Smeraldo if you opt to visit.
This experience is non-refundable and weather-dependent, so good weather conditions are necessary for the best experience. In case of poor weather, a different date or a full refund is offered.

This private tour appeals most to those who value personalized service and flexibility. It suits travelers who prefer a luxurious, stress-free day without worrying about navigating busy roads or adhering to strict group schedules. It’s ideal for small groups or couples seeking an intimate exploration of the Amalfi Coast’s highlights and hidden gems.
The mid-range price point reflects the luxury vehicle, private guide, and custom itinerary. It’s a worthwhile choice for visitors wanting a comprehensive, comfortable, and tailored experience of this stunning stretch of Italy.
The driving route itself offers spectacular views of the coast, with the driver providing commentary and tips along the way. The 1 hour back to Sorrento after Ravello allows for a relaxed end to the day, with opportunities to take final photos and reflect on the sights seen.
Throughout the day, you’ll find that the pace is flexible, allowing you to linger at places that captivate you most, or move quickly through spots of lesser interest. This flexibility ensures a tailored experience that matches your preferences.
This full-day private tour from Sorrento offers a luxurious and flexible way to discover the Amalfi Coast. It combines expert guidance, private transportation, and the opportunity to customize each stop, making it well-suited for travelers who want a stress-free, intimate experience.
While it doesn’t include lunch or entrance fees for some sites, the overall value lies in the personalized service and comfort. The high praise from past guests underscores how well this tour delivers on its promise of a memorable, tailored adventure along Italy’s famous coast.
If you appreciate small-group intimacy, scenic drives, and the freedom to explore at your own pace, this tour is an excellent way to enjoy the Amalfi Coast without the hassles of a large tour group.
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Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Most travelers can participate, and it is designed to be comfortable and accessible for a wide range of ages.
What is included in the price?
The tour includes private transportation, a driver-guide, and bottled water. Entrance fees for Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo are not included.
Can I customize the stops or duration?
Yes, since it’s a private tour, you can discuss preferred stops and timing with your driver-guide to tailor the day.
What should I bring?
If visiting gardens or caves, consider bringing comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and a camera for photos. Lunch is not included, so plan accordingly.
What happens in case of bad weather?
The tour is weather-dependent. If canceled due to poor weather, you will be offered a different date or a full refund.
How far in advance should I book?
Most bookings are made about 19 days in advance, but early booking is recommended to ensure availability, especially during peak season.