• Massa Lubrense - A scenic fifteen-minute drive along the coastal road from Sorrento to Massa Lubrense brings us to Piazza Vescovado. Here, we will explore the magnificent Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, featuring the unique Chiaiese floor, a rarity in Campania. We will pause for photos at a stunning viewpoint to admire the beauty of the Vervece rock.

• Marina della Lobra - Spiaggia e Borgo Marinaro - In the spring, when the beaches are quiet, we will visit the charming fishing village of Marina della Lobra. The name Lobra originates from “Delubrum,” meaning temple, referring to the ancient cathedral once located on the beach. Visitors can wander through the small, predominantly fisherman-inhabited area, enjoying the vibrant colors and scents of these quaint villages. During the era of Barbary raids, the village was protected by the Corva watchtower, named after the western tip of the Lobra inlet, known as Capo Corbo, which also houses the church of San Liberatore. In summer, we will admire the village of Santa Maria della Lobra from the picturesque Via del Nastro D’oro, taking in its full beauty.

• Termini - From Marina della Lobra, we will journey to the enchanting S. Liberatore. After a 20-minute drive along the beautiful Nastro d’oro, we will arrive at the village of S. Maria Annunziata, a hidden gem outside the usual tourist paths in Massa Lubrense. From a distance, we will see the Castle, Torre dei Pegni, and the Palace where Gioacchino Murat sought refuge. Here, we can relax and enjoy a breathtaking view of Capri. Next, we will head to Termini, the historic site of the temple of Athena (known as Minerva to the Romans). Visitors can enjoy the view of Capri while savoring a lemon granita or a refreshing drink. Situated directly across from Capri, at the base of Mount San Costanzo (330 meters above sea level), the hamlet of Termini boasts an enviable landscape. Its name likely derives from its proximity to Punta Campanella (term = end), marking the end of the Sorrento Peninsula.

• Nerano - From Termini, a 20-minute drive takes us to the bay of Nerano, where visitors can admire the three islets of “Li Galli,” swim in the beautiful waters, and enjoy the local specialty, spaghetti with courgettes, at one of its renowned restaurants.

• Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi - A 15-minute drive brings us to S. Agata sui due Golfi, named for its views of both the Gulf of Naples and the Gulf of Salerno. The area was colonized by the Teleboi from Acarnania and nearby islands at the mouth of the Achelous, Greece’s largest river and the mythical father of the Sirens. They brought with them the myth of the Sirens, which they associated with the three islets of “Li Galli,” visible from S. Agata and located off the coast between Positano and Torca. Most sources suggest that the myth placed the Sirens’ home on the promontory where S. Agata stands.

• Colli di Fontanelle - We will pause here to take in the breathtaking view of the Gulf of Salerno, with a view of Positano, the vertical town known for its colorful houses. Positano is an architectural gem, perched on the rock overlooking the sea. Clusters of colorful, sometimes cubic houses are built on steep steps leading down to the beach, connected by alleys and long stairways.

• Positano - A 30-minute drive brings us to Positano, the vertical hamlet with white houses, where we will spend an hour shopping and enjoying the beach.

• Amalfi - We will explore the Cathedral of Amalfi and enjoy a stroll through its charming old town and along the seafront.

• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Car parking in Massa Lubrense and Piano di Sorrento

• Lunch

This car tour is unique, as it is not offered by any tour operator. It lasts 30 km and runs through all the towns of the Sorrento Peninsula. The first stop is Massa Lubrense where we will admire the beautiful Piazza Vescovado. From here we will travel along the most enchanting road on the Peninsula: the golden ribbon, where we will admire Capri from every corner. In spring we can also visit the enchanting fishing village of Marina della Lobra. We will then visit the hilltop villages of S.Maria Annunziata with its tower and Castle and the village of S.Agata dei Due Golfi, so called because from here you can admire the Gulf of Naples and Salerno, famous for its enchanting Positano. We will reach Termini, the last hamlet of Massa Lubrense where the Sirens tried to enchant Ulysses and from here we will admire the islet of “Li Galli”. On the way back we will make a stop at the enchanting garden of the “Villa Fondi” in Piano di Sorrento, and then be breathless in front of the landscape of the “Marinella”.

• It is not recommended for newborns and children up to 8 years old as the roads are full of hairpin bends
• It is not recommended for anyone who suffers from car sickness as there are many hairpin bends

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.