Privater Autotransfer von Sorrento nach Amalfi

Experience the convenience of Daytrip's door-to-door service, transforming your travel day into a memorable part of your journey rather than just a way of getting from point A to point B. Feel the gentle sea breeze tousle your hair and let the radiant Italian sun embrace you as you leisurely travel along one of the planet's most stunning coastlines.

Flourishing during the Middle Ages as a center of commerce and culture, the prosperity of the town is symbolized by the Arab-Norman Romanesque architecture of the Amalfi Cathedral. Despite facing challenges such as invasions and periods of decline due to its location being coveted by others, Amalfi has consistently demonstrated resilience.

Modern Amalfi

Modernity harmoniously coexists with tradition in today's Amalfi. The town easily combines its appeal with conveniences to draw visitors looking for the ideal mix of comfort, history, and beauty. Wander the alleys, and you will find stores, friendly coffee shops, and great restaurants providing the best seafood.

Amalfi's picturesque location—between the shimmering Mediterranean Sea and striking cliffs—creates a setting for unwinding and excitement. Whether your interests are exploring the historic ports, lounging on the beach, or hiking the scenic pathways, Amalfi offers a unique experience that respects its ancient legacy and energetic modern environment.

Parking in Amalfi

Amalfi's small streets and limited parking availability can make parking difficult. Even if you do find parking, be prepared to pay high fees per hour and have to take a short walk to your accommodation or attractions.

Sample local delicacies

Try regional delicacies such as sfogliatella, a mouthwatering pastry stuffed with ricotta, and Amalfi's well-known lemons used in everything from refreshing limoncello to savory cuisine. Exploring the regional cuisine scene is a must!

• Price: around $19 to $28 (€18 to €26)
• Duration: 1 hour 5 minutes to 2 hours

Bus from Sorrento to Amalfi

For a budget-friendly ride, take the bus. The SITA bus service runs regularly, covering the distance in 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on traffic. Fares are affordable, making this a convenient option for many travelers.

However, buses can get full, and you may have to stand or be on the wrong side with people blocking your view, which can ruin the experience. Make sure to check the schedule, but public buses from Sorrento to Amalfi usually run hourly.

• Price: approximately $2 to $9 (€2 to €8)
• Duration: approximately 1.5 to 2 hours

Private car transfer from Sorrento to Amalfi

For the best comfort and adaptability, choose a Daytrip private car transfer. The drive takes roughly 1 hour and 10 minutes. Prices start at $29 (€27), and they provide door-to-door service with optional stops to see the breathtaking Amalfi Coast.

Fancy exploring Pompeii? Make it one of your optional stops to marvel at this ancient city preserved in volcanic ash. Or why not explore the colorful cliffside homes of Positano? With Daytrip, these are just a couple of stops you can add along the way.

• Price: seats start from $29 (€27)
• Duration: approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes

Private tour from Sorrento to Amalfi

A private tour from Sorrento to Amalfi presents a flexible and customized travel experience without the constraints of public transport schedules. There are many private tour operators to choose from, but they can be costly compared to many other transport options.

Hike the path of the gods

Hike the Path of the Gods for a trip combining nature with a hint of mythology. From Bomerano to Nocelle, this gorgeous path offers heavenly views of the shore. Remember to include a camera so you may capture pictures of the sea, cliffs, and little villages dotted along the road. This is the ideal chance to become really submerged in the Amalfi Coast's scenery.

Visit the Paper Museum

Amalfi has a lengthy history in papermaking. Nestled inside a paper mill, the Paper Museum (Museo della Carta) provides insights into the age-old craft of handmade papermaking. Exhibits highlighting the tools and machines used in creating this art let visitors understand the techniques used.

Take a boat tour to Grotta dello Smeraldo

Take a boat tour to the Emerald Grotto also known as Grotta dello Smeraldo. This coastal cavern is renowned for its waters that cast a mesmerizing almost mystical radiance. Drifting along in a rowboat, inside the cave you'll be captivated by the interplay of light and water. It's truly a journey that will fill you with wonder.

• Average temperatures: 55°F to 70°F (13°C to 21°C)
• Weather: mild and often sunny, perfect for walks in parks and historic lanes

Amalfi in summer (June to August)

With lots of sunlight and perfect opportunities for beach trips and alfresco eating, summer in Amalfi is bright and vibrant. The vitality of the season is contagious; local celebrations, food festivals, and outdoor markets are in full force.

• Average temperatures: 65°F to 80°F (18°C to 27°C)
• Weather: warm and sunny, ideal for beach outings and alfresco dining

Amalfi in autumn (September to November)

Autumn provides cool, crisp air that is ideal for scenic drives and wine sampling, and it paints Amalfi in wonderful hues. Wine auctions and harvest celebrations enhance the appeal of this lovely season.

• Average temperatures: 50°F to 65°F (10°C to 18°C)
• Weather: cool and crisp, perfect for wine tasting and scenic drives

Amalfi in winter (December to February)

With lower temperatures and occasional snowfall on higher elevations, winter in Amalfi is calm and cozy. Since much of the Amalfi Coast shuts down and there are minimal tourists, you'll have the run of the town.

• Average temperatures: 35°F to 50°F (2°C to 10°C)
• Weather: cool with occasional snow, ideal for cozying up with a glass of wine