It is called Marina Grande, but is actually quite small. I came here mostly in the evening since there are a few seafood restaurants. The ones we tried were excellent. The views are also quite nice. Definitely worth stopping by here.

It’s a very small stretch of beach with boats bobbing up and down it it. It’s very picturesque and we loved sitting outside at one of the local restaurants drinking a limoncello spritz and a beer for my husband. The sun was shining and you can while away the time with this beautiful view. It was one of my favourite things to do.

We went down to the old fishing village (“Marina Grande”) which is about a 10 min walk from Sorrento township. It was terrific. We watched the locals setting up their fishing nets / bustling around their shops / generally preparing for the day. Very authentic.

My granddaughter and I wanted to eat lunch at a restaurant where Sophia Loren had eaten so we walked from Piazza Tasso Square to Marina Grande. The walk was through quiet streets and then down a paved path. We ate at Trattoria Da Emilia at the marina. The walk back was more challenging but it was worth every step.