Private full-day car tours from Sorrento to Ravello. A local guide, a flexible route, and 8 hours of coast, culture, and flavor.
Public buses are crowded. Taxis run on fixed routes. A private car tour gives you the freedom to stop wherever you want — at a cliffside viewpoint, a quiet beach, or a family-run trattoria the guidebooks don't mention.
We've lived on the Amalfi Coast since 2014. We know which roads are empty at noon, which bakery opens at sunrise, and where to stand for the best photo of Positano. This tour puts all of that local knowledge to work for you.
The classic Amalfi Coast road trip. We pick you up in Sorrento, Salerno, or any point along the coast and spend 8 hours exploring Positano, Amalfi, Atrani, and Ravello — with stops for food, photos, and swimming.
The SS163 is one of the most scenic drives in Italy. Every bend opens a new view: limestone cliffs dropping into the sea, tiny fishing harbors, and the hidden Fiordo di Furore gorge. In Positano, we walk the narrow lanes lined with bougainvillea, browse local ceramics, and stop for lemon granita overlooking the beach.
Amalfi was once a powerful maritime republic, and its grand cathedral still dominates the piazza. We visit a local limoncello distillery to taste the real thing — made from Sfusato lemons that grow only here. Then we climb to a hidden viewpoint above town for panoramic photos of the coastline.
Just around the corner from Amalfi, Atrani feels like a movie set — because it is one. The Equalizer 3, Only You, and Netflix's Ripley were all filmed here. We have lunch at a family-run trattoria (the fried seafood is excellent), then walk down to Atrani's small, uncrowded beach.
At 350 meters above sea level, Ravello offers the best views on the entire coast. We visit the gardens of Villa Rufolo, walk the quiet streets, and — if it's summer — check the schedule for the Ravello Festival, which hosts open-air concerts above the cliffs.
Most tourists never leave the coast. Our second tour takes you inland to Tramonti — a valley of vineyards, buffalo farms, and small restaurants where the chef knows every guest by name.
An 8-hour food and wine tour through the mountains behind the Amalfi Coast. Buffalo mozzarella straight from the farm, wine from terraced vineyards, and a dessert created by a Michelin-starred pastry chef — all in one day.
Leaving the coast behind, the road climbs through chestnut forests and hairpin turns. Tramonti is actually 13 small villages scattered across a valley — each with its own church, its own dialect, and its own recipe for pizza. We start with a drive through the quietest of them, stopping at viewpoints where you can see both the coast and the mountains.
Tramonti's vineyards grow at 400–600 meters above sea level, producing wines you won't find outside Campania. We visit a family winery where the vines are still trained on chestnut poles in the old way. You'll taste three to four wines, paired with local salami and bread baked in a wood-fired oven that morning.
A small farm keeps about 40 water buffalo. They make mozzarella, ricotta, and scamorza every day before dawn. We arrive mid-morning and taste the cheese while it's still warm. If timing is right, you can watch the cheesemaker stretch the curd by hand — it takes less than a minute from pot to plate.
We finish the day at a restaurant where the pastry chef has earned a Michelin star for his desserts. The tasting menu uses ingredients from within a 10-kilometer radius: hand-rolled pasta, grilled vegetables from the garden, and a dessert that changes every week. Coffee is served on the terrace, with a panorama of the valley below.
All tours are private, last 8 hours, and include a local guide with a car. Pick-up and drop-off anywhere on the Amalfi Coast or in Sorrento.
Sorrento → Positano → Amalfi → Ravello
The classic Amalfi Coast route: cliff-top viewpoints, charming villages, limoncello tasting, and a local lunch by the sea.
Coast → Tramonti Valley → Mountains
A food-focused day in the mountains: buffalo mozzarella at a local farm, wine from hillside vineyards, and Michelin-star desserts.
Fully personalized itinerary
Tell us what you love — hidden beaches, hilltop towns, cooking classes — and we build a custom route around your interests.
