From Naples: guided tour by train in the Sorrento peninsula – Naples, Italy

EXPERIENCE:

You ‘love Assaje … from the notes of the unforgettable melody written by Lucio Dalla, his Caruso, with me environmental guide, hiking, local and supporter of a slow tourism made of emotions and diving of the real Neapolitanity.

From here, from the wonderful Sorrento and its five panoramas from the Villa Comunale to Marina Grande, from the Bagni Regina Giovanna to La Marinella and Marina della Lobra a really easy tour of about 6km, suitable for everyone, which will allow us to touch , showing us all that is beyond the popular tourist destination. Traveling along hidden paths, through the Lubrinesis villages. Long live lemon nurseries, ranging between the scents of the meditheranous stain and colored citrus groves.
From the hill to the sea, to the quiet Massa Lubrense, a more unique than rare occasion, where we will have the opportunity to immerse ourselves and travel mystical streets … and much more! Tales, anecretti, myths and legends of places prayed to an ancient history made of folklore and traditions to be shared.

We will have fun and we will be good together as we like.

Day program:

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?? 8:00 am Gathering with the participants of Naples Station Piazza Garibaldi
?? 8:30 am departure by regional train from Naples to Sorrento
?? 10:30 am departure of the guided tour
?? 17:00 Return by regional train from Sorrento to Naples

Additional costs:
Train Ticket from Naples to Sorrento and vice versa € 8.60 to do at the ticket office at the station or online before departure.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Sorrento
Borghi Lubrensi
Limoneti and Orangeti
Mediterranean scrub
Torre and Castello dell ‘Annunziata
panoramic terrace
aperitif in Sorrento
Bagni di Maria Giovanna
Marina della Lobra
Marina Piccola di Sorrento

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