Guilia is a local, born and raise in Sorrento and was the perfect person to guide this tour. Traveling with a local is wonderful because we saw and learned about the local sights, culture and people. The stroll through town was at a nice pace and we had a nice time stopping for cappuccino, chocolate and biscotti. She knew everyone wherever we went. Guilia was lovely and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this tour!

Giulio, our guide and Nino our driver were absolutely the best. Giulio was not only well versed in the Elena Ferrante books but knew the neighborhoods well, the book neighborhoods and the neighborhoods of Napoli in general. The tour was a pleasure, well worth the fee and memorable. Rocco and Joanna 🌻

Roberta was an amazing guide. Sorrento is her home town, so her knowledge and insights were brilliant. We were a small group and really enjoyed learning more about Sorrento. Our highlight was the visit to Marina Grande, the old fishing village and Roberta singing Come Back to Sorrento for us. This tour is a great way of finding your way around Sorrento.

Rosella was such an excellent guide - some great stories and background about the town that we never would have known about without her. And the tastings were great too.

Julia was an expert guide! She couldn't have been any more local. Very easy to understand and interesting! Would take her tour anywhere.

Adriano Salvatore Guarracino was an excellent tour guide. We learned many secrets about the city of Sorrento that we would have missed just walking around the city by ourselves,

Enjoyed the back streets of Sorrento with points of interest. The artisan workshops were impressive and had light touch sales pitch. The ice cream treat was nice but took up too much time. Disappointed not to have seen more back streets of interest.

Good knowledge of the city of sorrento, beautiful views and history. Pastries are delicious and the coffee is awesome. Well worth the money.

It was good to learn about the history and the art of Sorrento in a small group from an excellent tour guide, Adrian. Sorrento is a great place and has its own unique charms to which Adrian introduced the group.

My daughter and I had a fantastic tour with Ornella. She was knowledgeable, clearly set the tune on the tone for the two of us. Ornella was clearly interested and enthusiastic both about the historical subject matter, as well as providing a quality service as a guide. She also nicely tolerated our tardiness because of transportation issues and facilitated buying tickets with no fuss. Truly appreciated the tour.

Gennaro was a great guide and walked at a nice pace giving us great insight into ancient Pompeii before the eruption. Would definitely recommend this tour - especially as it is later in the day after the larger crowds and heat have dissipated.

The guide was exceptionally good. Well informed, interesting and very helpful. And he was a real local. He told us about the nativity scene in the Cathedral and we then saw them in other churches. We returned to one shop and a trattoria that he suggested and were pleased that we did.

The Villa of Mysteries - additional Eur8 charge. Well worth it. This site is just outside of Pompeii proper which you can reach via the necropolis - street of tombs. The art-work here is exceptional because of the life sized figures. It reminds me so much of early Renaissance Art by Masaccio / Masolino in Florence - Cappella Brancacci. The board describes the scene vignettes to help explain what is being depicited.

What a great walk! So much knowledge and info from our guide Hugo. Highly recommend if you want to see and learn about Sorrento, especially off the beaten track 😉😀

We started the day by meeting our guide, Roberta (via Tour Guide Naples), just outside the port of Naples where we took the local metro and express train out to Pompeii (she bought all our tickets for us as part of the tour). Our private tour enabled us to skip the large entry line into the site which got us ahead of the very large crowds at Pompeii. Roberta has an archeological background and was part of the Pompeii site dig, so she was full of many helpful and fascinating facts during our walking tour. Pompeii is so expansive that you could spend several days there seeing new sites, but Roberta did a wonderful job hitting the major highlights and getting us to popular locations ahead of the large crowds and lines. I believe we spent at least 2-2.5 hours there! We were supposed to go to Capri, but the rough seas caused quite the ferry delay and was no guarantee that we could get back in time for our cruise port departure. So, Roberta organized a pivot and planned for us to drive to Sorrento, taking in the beautiful coastline views through the small villages along the way. We had a lovely lunch at a local spot in Sorrento (absolutely delicious pizza, huge calzone, amazing house wine and a free limoncello to finish it off). Roberta then gave us a walking/historical tour of Sorrento with a little bit of time leftover for shopping before we had to make the return trip back to the cruise. It was a lovely way to spend our time in the areas surrounding Naples!