Welcome to Sorrento!
Travel Plans
Travel Plans
We’re thrilled you’ll be joining us in Sorrento! Below, you’ll find suggested steps to help you plan your trip. We encourage you to make your travel arrangements in advance to ensure a smooth experience.
Don’t worry if it feels overwhelming—feel free to reach out to us or our planner, Debra, for any assistance. We’re happy to help!
Getting There—
Here are suggested travel plans. If this is your first time traveling overseas feel free to use the button above to ask questions to make your trip seamless! If you are a frequent traveler feel free to do what makes sense for you! See you all there!
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California:
Fly from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) or San Francisco International Airport (SFO) to a major European hub, such as:
London Heathrow (LHR)
Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG)
Frankfurt Airport (FRA)
Rome Italy (FCO)
East Coast States:
Fly from major airports within your state:
North Carolina (RDU, CLT)
Deleware (PHL, IGL)
Florida (MIA, FLL, MCO)
Depart directly to the same European hubs mentioned above (FCO, LHR, CDG, FRA) or consider a connecting flight through major U.S. airports.
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From your European hub, take a connecting flight to Naples International Airport (NAP). Several airlines operate this route, so check for availability and direct flights.
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There are different options on how you can arrive to Sorrento, here are our suggestions:
By Train:
Upon arrival at Naples International Airport, take the Alibus shuttle to Napoli Centrale Train Station (approximately 30 minutes).
From Napoli Centrale, board the Circumvesuviana train toward Sorrento (approximately 1 hour).
By Private Transfer:
Alternatively, arrange for a private transfer or shuttle service through your hotel from Naples Airport directly to Sorrento (approximately 1.5 hours).
By Bus:
Take the SITA bus from Napoli Centrale to Sorrento. The journey will take around 1.5 to 2 hours.
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Once you arrive in Sorrento, check into your accommodation. Confirm details for transportation options or car rentals in advance if necessary. (Sorrento is a walkable town, best mode of transportation are your feet or a vespa!)