Villas in Marina del Cantone

Visit the tiered vineyards and olive groves on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, where you can witness the different stages of wine and olive oil production as well as taste the local produce.

Visit the Romantic island of Capri by ferry or Hydrofoil from Sorrento or Amalfi. Historically, this small island in the Gulf of Naples, was visited by Royals, Nobles and the rich and famous. Today however, tourists come from all over the world to visit the pretty little island, experience its long history, shop in its boutiques and visit its Grotta Azzurra (Blue cave) first discovered by the Romans. You can also take boat trips to the town of Positano further along the cost of visit the islands of Li Galli.

The Amalfi Coast runs along the south of the Sorrentine Peninsular overlooking the Gulf of Salerno, and has been declared as a UNESCO world heritage site. Driving along this winding coastal road will bring you to some amazing towns perched high on the cliff side above the shimmering waters below. Positano, Amalfi and Ravello are perhaps the most well known examples and each one has its own selection of interesting tourist attractions. For example, the small town of Amalfi has a short stretch of pebbled beach, bustling piazzas and an impressive cathedral. You can also visit the Grotta dello Smeraldo, a haunting sea cave named after the eerie emerald colour that reflects off the waves.

Travel by car, public transport or organised tour to the thought provoking archaeological sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum; ancient towns frozen in time by the eruptions of nearby Mount Vesuvius. These towns were destroyed in 79AD, where the town's buildings and it's inhabitants were buried in up to six meters of ash from the active volcano. You can take a guided tour, walking the streets where those people once walked, and visit several exhibits illustrating this tragic story.