7-Day Amalfi Coast Tour Packages
Could you imagine sailing through Napoli Gulf with Italian Aperitif, relaxing in Sorgeto Bay's thermal pools, exploring Capri's wineries and Piazzetta, discovering Positano, and learning pizza making in Sorrento? It’s the ultimate Amalfi Coast dream. Don’t forget to visit Pompeii, and hike the Path of the Gods to Positano. Live the beautiful life.
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7 Days in Amalfi Coast, incl. Capri and Positano
Set sail on a luxury catamaran for 7 days along the Amalfi Coast, from Castellammare di Stabia to Pompeii. Glide into Procida's Corricella bay, soak in Ischia's Sorgeto Bay thermal pools, and wander Capri's famous Piazzetta. Special touches include wine tastings at Scala Fenicia, pizza-making in Sorrento, and guided Pompeii tours.

- Day 1
Castellammare di Stabia to Procida
Begin your journey from Castellammare di Stabia, located 30 minutes south of Naples. The 2-hour sail to Procida gives you great views of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Stop at Corricella bay with its beautiful cascade of pastel fishing houses. A recent visitor shared: "The sunset view of Procida's harbor from the water is unforgettable—get your camera ready around 7 PM when the buildings glow orange."

- Day 2
Ischia
Take a quick 45-minute morning sail to Ischia. Stop at San Pancrazio Bay for a swim before visiting the natural thermal pools at Sorgeto Bay. Bring water shoes as the rocks near the pools can be slippery. Get to Forio port by 4 PM to avoid strong afternoon winds. The Santa Maria del Soccorso church sits 25 minutes uphill but offers incredible views of the coast.

- Day 3
Capri
The 2-hour trip from Ischia to Capri takes you past the beautiful Punta Carena lighthouse. Drop anchor in Marina Piccola bay. Visit the island later in the day after the crowds leave—the Piazzetta becomes much more enjoyable after 6 PM. It takes about 20 minutes to walk up to town from Marina Piccola.

- Day 4
Positano
- Day 5
Amalfi
- Day 6
Sorrento
- Day 7
Pompeii
7 Days in Amalfi Coast, incl. Sorrento and Capri
A week of cultural immersion spans Pompeii's archaeological wonders, Sorrento's Fattoria Terranova cooking school, Positano's cliffside views, Amalfi's historic center, and Capri's Marina Grande. Six nights in 4-star hotels complement daily breakfast and private guided tours.

- Day 1
Naples to Sorrento via Pompeii
Land in Naples and head straight to Pompeii. Plan to arrive around 10 AM to beat the crowds and hot weather. A 2-hour guided tour will cover the main sites. One visitor shared: "The ruins of Pompeii are incredibly well-preserved. Bring a water bottle and wear comfortable shoes—you'll be walking on uneven ancient streets." After Pompeii, it's a 1-hour drive to Sorrento where you'll spend your first night.

- Day 2
Amalfi Coast Drive
Take the scenic coastal road from Sorrento through Positano, Amalfi and Ravello. The full route with stops takes about 3 hours. Leave early before the roads get busy at 10 AM. Sit on the right side of the car for the best views. If you get carsick on winding roads, take some motion sickness medication before setting out.

- Day 3
Sorrento Cooking Experience
- Day 4
Sorrento to Capri
- Day 5
Capri Exploration
- Day 6
Capri By Sea
- Day 7
Capri to Naples
What people love about 7-day Amalfi Coast tours
- Sorrento Escape, Private Tour
Overall TourRadar was wonderful to work with and answered all of my questions in a timely manner. Having a private tour was great. Our drivers and tour guides (Rafella, Francesa, and Patty) were fantastic! And the cooking class at Fattoria Terranova was the highlight of the trip. For the most part the accomodations were pretty good, but a couple not up to expectations. See below: 1. Luckily the hotel (Futura Congress center) in Naples was for one night, it was okay, but was a bit tired looking and not a 4 star. Would not recommend 2. Hotel So Lifestyle Sorrento was very friendly and clean and had all the amenities. However, it was very sterile & lacking warmth. with no Italian charm! It was more Scandinavian minimal. There really was not an adequate lobby to lounge in as the only seats were a hard bench and hard table chairs. The location was not ideal since to go into Sorrento city center it was a 25-30 minute walk or take a cab at 20 euros one way. My husband & I are in our late 70's so the cab was better for us. Also the restaurant was rather limited and not conducive to eating for dinner. It would have been better to have stayed in one of the multitude of lovely hotels closer to the city center and that had some Italian warmth. 3. The Regina Cristina in Capri was PERFECT!!. It was beautiful, charming, had a wonderful restaurant and was rather close to everything. So of the 3 hotels, Regina was what I would call a 4-5 star and would recommend that type of hotel for your future bookings. The only other recommendation is that the boat ride could have been better. The tour itself was okay and beautiful, but the captain, although very nice spoke very little English and could not explain what we were seeing. Also the boat was too small and uncomfortable. Overall the trip was wonderful and I have already recommended TourRadar to our friends and would use you again. Thank you!
- Local Living Italy—Sorrento
This was a wonderful way to visit the Amalfi coast. The agriturismo owners were so gracious, the food was delicious, the views were spectacular, and the rooms were charming. The tour guide had some challenges with the weather, but worked hard to make sure we had options of fun things to do. This was my retirement celebration trip and it didn’t disappoint.
- 7 Day Rome, Naples and the Amalfi coast
Great communication and support from TourRadar. This tour was a nice mix of planned excursions, but still plenty of extra time to explore by ourselves. The hotels were nice.





































