Hotels are cheaper and less full, and the crowds are far more manageable. The weather is warm (22☌ / 71☏) it provides lovely weather for walking and exploring, and prevents you from burning to a crisp in the notoriously oven-like Pompeii. My tip is always to visit Sorrento in May or September. Not only will you have to share space with the millions of visitors from around the world who visit the area every year, but the numbers are swelled by city-dwelling Italians escaping the summer heat. July and August are by far the most expensive months for getting a hotel room (not the mention the months in which hotels are generally fully-booked), and the crowds can get insane. If you like it hot, then you’ll be wanting to visit in July or August, when temperatures reach highs of 33☌ / 91☏ – but, there’s a catch. The best time to visit Sorrento, as with most of the Amalfi Coast, really just depends on how hot you like the weather, and whether you’re okay with crowds. So, starting with some handy info, let’s give it an in-depth look!Īlso visiting Positano? Check out my Ultimate Guide to Things To Do In Positano! What’s the best time of year to visit Sorrento? Sorrento has so much to offer, whether you’re doing some solo backpacking, or if you’re after a relaxing family holiday. Add to that a guide to the best hotels in Sorrento, the finest restaurants, a packing list, and even a virtual walking tour, and I think you’ll agree that you’ll be set for the best trip ever.
So, with this in mind, I’ve found the 22 most awesome things to do in Sorrento, and compiled them all for your viewing pleasure. No stone has been left un-turned! There is not a blade of grass which has been missed! No pizza has escaped un-sampled! Sorrento is a town which is close to my heart, and I want to make this the ultimate guide to things to do in Sorrento.
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