Wonderful Sorrento - Olga. Date of travel: Apr 2008
Sorrento has it all, the hospitality of Italy combined with a relaxed atmosphere. It is located on the Amalfi coast which is home to some of the most scenic views in all of Italy. Sorrento is very clean and has a small city that offers great seafood and all Italy's specialty cuisines. Sorrento is an excellent alternative to staying in Napoli - it isn't plagued by the same poverty and graffiti. The town is beautiful and offers convenient ferries to Capri, one of the most beautiful places on earth. Sorrento is linked to Naples by an inter-city train system that is fairly convenient. Early spring is especially perfect here because of all the orange and lemon groves in various backyards and gardens. Sorrento is full of shopping streets that wind themselves around the city. Never once did I feel out of place or afraid of anything. The locals were all very accommodating and so friendly! I stayed at the "Sorrento Holiday House", a gracious apartment on the Sorrento Hills that offers tranquility and a wonderful sea view over the Gulf of Naples. I would definitely recommend it to everyone who wants to make the trip to Southern Italy, it's worth it.

I love Sorrento - D Howells. Date of travel: Aug 2007
I loved Sorrento as there is so much to see with the Amalfi Coast and Pompeii and Ercolano as well as Capri. The Scooters and motorbikes are a menace.

I loved Sorrento - John and Joyce. Date of travel: Jul 2007
Sorrento is quite a busy place, lots of little side streets to wander down, plenty gift shops, leather shops, etc. Quite safe to walk anywhere no hassle from anyone. Nightlife mainly bars and cafes, main square Piazza Tasso good for people watching. Bars here are very expensive. See how many people you can count on one scooter including the dog.