Doug & Dani

Entry Requirements

Please ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates.

Starting in 2027, non-EU nationals — including U.S. citizens — may be required to obtain an ETIAS travel authorization before entering Italy.

The system is expected to become operational before your trip. We will keep everyone updated as soon as official information becomes available.

Airports & Transfers

The two main airports we recommend are:

✈️ Naples International Airport (NAP – Capodichino)

The closest and most convenient airport to Sorrento.

Approximately 50–55 km

Around 1 hour by car

Private transfer (recommended)

Curreri shuttle bus

Car rental (please note that parking within Sorrento can be limited)

✈️ Rome Airports (Fiumicino – FCO / Ciampino – CIA)

Approximately 270–300 km from Sorrento.

A great option if you're planning to spend a few days exploring Rome before or after the wedding.

From Rome, you can easily reach Sorrento by train to Naples, followed by a private transfer, shuttle, or local train.

Getting from Naples to Sorrento

Private Transfer: the most comfortable and direct option, taking you directly from Naples Airport or Naples city centre to your accommodation in Sorrento.

Curreri Shuttle Bus: a reliable direct service connecting Naples Airport with Sorrento. The journey takes approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes, depending on traffic, and the bus arrives at Sorrento Train Station.

Train: take the Alibus from Naples Airport to Napoli Centrale, then board the Circumvesuviana train to Sorrento. This is generally the most economical option, although it may be less comfortable when travelling with large or multiple pieces of luggage.

Ferry: take the Alibus from Naples Airport to Molo Beverello and then board a high-speed ferry or hydrofoil to Sorrento. The Alibus journey usually takes around 30–40 minutes, depending on traffic, while the ferry crossing takes approximately 40 minutes and generally costs between €16 and €19 per person, with a possible additional charge for larger luggage. Ferries arrive at Marina Piccola, Sorrento’s port. From there, you can reach the town centre by taking the public lift up to Villa Comunale, followed by a short walk to Piazza Tasso, or by using a local bus or taxi. Ferry services may be seasonal and can be affected by weather conditions, so checking the timetable in advance is recommended.

Wedding Concierge Service

Dani & Doug would love for all of their guests to enjoy a completely stress-free experience while planning their trip to Italy.

For this reason, they have asked their Wedding Team to assist anyone who would like help arranging:

Private airport transfers

Transportation during the stay

Accommodation recommendations and bookings

Travel advice throughout the Sorrento area

If you would like any assistance, we would be delighted to help.

Email: info@yourweddinginitaly.love

ACCOMMODATION

Sorrento offers a wonderful selection of hotels, boutique properties, guesthouses, and apartments suitable for every style and budget.

We recommend staying within or close to the historic town center, allowing you to easily reach the wedding events while enjoying everything Sorrento has to offer.

From elegant seaside hotels to charming family-run B&Bs, you'll find plenty of wonderful options within walking distance of restaurants, cafés, shops, and the waterfront.

More accommodation recommendations and booking information will be shared closer to the wedding.

Should you wish to organize your stay earlier, our Wedding Team will be happy to assist you with finding the perfect accommodation.

For assistance, please contact:

info@yourweddinginitaly.love

Sorrento and its surroundings offer endless opportunities to explore Italy’s natural beauty, history, and coastal charm. Whether you prefer to wander, relax, or adventure — there’s something for everyone.

Discover Sorrento

1. Stroll Through the Historic Center

Explore charming narrow streets filled with artisan boutiques, colorful ceramics, cafés, and lemon-scented courtyards.

2. Visit the Cloister of San Francesco

A peaceful 14th-century cloister with beautiful arches and gardens.

3. Villa Comunale

Enjoy spectacular panoramic views over the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius.

4. Marina Grande & Marina Piccola

Two picturesque harbors perfect for lunch, dinner, or a leisurely seaside walk.

5. Limoncello Tastings

Visit local lemon groves and discover how Sorrento's famous liqueur is produced.

6. Correale Museum

An elegant museum featuring Neapolitan art, porcelain, and beautiful gardens.

7. Italian Cooking Class

Learn to prepare authentic Italian dishes with local chefs.

8. Beach Clubs

Spend a relaxing day by the sea at Leonelli's, Bagni Salvatore, Marameo Beach, or one of Sorrento's many beautiful beach clubs.

9. Private Boat Tour Along the Sorrento Coast

Experience the coastline from the sea, discover hidden coves, swim in crystal-clear waters, and admire the spectacular cliffs from a unique perspective.

Day Trips & Excursions

10. Pompeii & Herculaneum

Visit the ancient Roman cities preserved by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

11. Mount Vesuvius

Hike to the crater for breathtaking views across the Bay of Naples.

12. Capri

Take a ferry or private boat to explore the famous Blue Grotto, Anacapri, and the Piazzetta.

13. Positano & Amalfi

Discover the iconic villages of the Amalfi Coast, famous for their colorful houses and spectacular coastal scenery.

14. Ravello

Visit this elegant hilltop village, home to Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone with their extraordinary gardens.

15. Vietri sul Mare

Known worldwide for its beautiful handmade ceramics.

16. The Path of the Gods

One of Italy's most spectacular hiking trails, offering unforgettable views of the Amalfi Coast.

Restaurant Reccomendations

Soul & Fish

La Cantinaccia Del Popolo

Spizzichiamo

Raki (gelato)

Addu Mamma

Pizzeria da Franco