Transportation From Rome Airport to Sorrento: a first-classprivate transfer service

Transportation From Rome Airport to Sorrento

Private Transfer from Rome to Sorrento: Comfort, Reliability and Exclusivity with Rome Air-Port Shuttle

Arriving at a new destination can be an exciting but also tiring experience. After a flight, the last thing you want to do is deal with the hassle of public transport or waiting for a taxi. Rome Air-Port Shuttle offers the ideal solution for a smooth and stress-free arrival in Sorrento: a first-classprivate transfer service from Rome airport directly to your final destination.

With a distance of approximately 265 km (164 miles) and an estimated journey time of 3 hours and 15 minutes (subject to traffic conditions), choosing a private transfer ensures that you enjoy every moment of your trip from the moment you touch down.

Why Choose a Private Transfer with Rome Air-Port Shuttle?

• Comfort and Convenience: Enjoy a relaxing journey in high-end vehicles, without the need to share space with strangers. Our luxury cars, minivans and vans are designed to provide maximum comfort for you, your family or your group.
• Personalized Service: Our private chauffeur service is fully tailored to your needs. Your driver will be waiting for you at the arrivals terminal of Rome airport with a personalized welcome sign with your name on it. He will escort you directly to the selected vehicle and take you safely and efficiently to your destination in Sorrento.
• Professional and Licensed Drivers: Your safety and peace of mind are our priorities. We only work with experienced, fully licensed and insured drivers, ensuring a professional and reliable service at all times.
• Flexibility and Availability: Our service is available at any time of the day or night, adapting perfectly to your flight schedule. No matter when you arrive, we will be there to welcome you.
• Dedicated Customer Service: Our customer service team is on hand to assist with all your travel needs. From the moment you book your transfer to your arrival in Sorrento, we are here to make sure everything goes as smoothly as possible.

Arrival Transfer from Rome Airport to Sorrento:

When you book your transfer with us, you can rest assured that a professional driver will be waiting for you at the arrivals hall, ready to take you directly to your hotel, holiday home or any other destination in Sorrento. Avoid the queues for taxis and the uncertainty of public transport. With Rome Air-Port Shuttle, your journey to Sorrento begins in comfort and exclusivity.

Departure Transfer from Sorrento to Rome Airport:

At the end of your stay in Sorrento, Rome Air-Port Shuttle also offers a convenient and reliable return transfer service to Rome Airport. When you make your initial booking, you can easily add the return transfer by selecting the desired date and time.

Our experienced team will review your flight departure time and the estimated travel time from Sorrento to Rome Airport to suggest the best pick-up time for you from your accommodation. This ensures that you arrive at the airport with enough time for check-in and security procedures, without having to worry about delays or unforeseen issues.

Custom Solutions for Your Needs:

We understand that every traveler has specific needs. If you don’t find a private transfer that suits your needs in our online booking system, don’t hesitate to contact our friendly and personalized team. We will be happy to find the best transportation solution for you and your group.

Book Your Transfer to Sorrento with Confidence:

When you book your transfer to Sorrento with Rome Air-Port Shuttle, you will receive a detailed confirmation of your booking, including the phone number of our local driver. You can contact them at any time to make changes to your booking or simply ask for suggestions about your trip in Sorrento.

Save Time and Money:

Start your trip in the best possible way, avoiding the stress and uncertainty of public transport or taxis with variable fares. Book your private transfer with Rome Air-Port Shuttle and enjoy a high-quality service, competitive prices and the guarantee of a smooth and comfortable arrival in Sorrento. Invest in your comfort and start your vacation on the right foot!

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SORRENTO TOURS

Influenced over the centuries by the Greeks, Romans, Normans and Aragonese, all the peoples who have succeeded one another in the domination of Sorrento have left tangible evidence of their passage. Among the colors and scents of the sea, the thousand steps and the lush vegetation, it is in fact possible to admire important monuments and archaeological sites, which give tourists the possibility of choosing between history, culture, beach, relaxation and good food.

Piazza Tasso

The “rhythm” of Sorrento, the beating heart of the city. Bars, restaurants, shops and lots and lots of people practically all year round. At Christmas, the crowds are really huge, because Sorrento is much more than a seaside resort. The only discordant note are the cars that cross the city center even if, it must be said, we are very far from the traffic of other urban areas.

Villa Comunale

Five Star Panorama for the Villa Comunale in Sorrento a stone’s throw from Piazza Tasso. Small, tidy, intimate, with a breathtaking sea view and the exclusive possibility of reaching Marina Piccola via a convenient elevator. In the summer, the Marina is the port of connection with Capri, Ischia and Procida.

Cloister of San Francesco

Practically attached to the Villa Comunale, the Cloister of San Francesco is a must-see in Sorrento. It is part of the church of the same name although, unlike the latter, it has retained several traces of the original fourteenth-century architecture along with other decorative motifs added in the following centuries. Porticoes of crossed tuff arches that alternate with round arches in turn resting on columns surmounted by capitals. A mix of styles that does not leave you indifferent and that, above all, gives the cloister a solemn and mystical atmosphere.

Vallone dei Mulini

Many argue that abandonment is the most authentic form of conservation of beauty. Hence also the charm of the Vallone dei Mulini or, to put it in English (the English and Americans are regular visitors to Sorrento) “Deep Valley of the Mills”. It is a natural riverbed that once reached the sea where, in the seventeenth century, the Correale family (the valley had previously been owned by the Tasso family) built a mill for grinding wheat. The mill was powered by rainwater that swelled in the canal.

Activity continued until the beginning of the 20th century and has since been abandoned. The result is that thick vegetation has taken over the area, almost completely covering the traces of the activities that took place there (there was also a sawmill, a tuff quarry and several caves used as cisterns for collecting rainwater). All in the historic center of Sorrento. The valley is inaccessible and so you have to be content with photographing the ruins.

Cathedral

Originally located outside the city walls, the Cathedral of Saints Philip and James has been in the historic center of Sorrento for over a thousand years, although, it must be said, it previously stood further upstream than its current location. Almost nothing remains of the original appearance and the current form is the result of successive renovations completed in the 1920s with the neo-Gothic facade. The interior is in Baroque style, mostly built in the 18th century.

As for the works of art, there are some of great value: from the canvases, made by Giacomo del Pò, depicting the Assumption and Saints Philip and James (on the ceiling of the Presbytery), to the “Madonna with Child and the two Saints John” by Silvestro Buono (on the pulpit). Also impressive are the wooden choir (in the Presbytery) and the large organ that overlooks the main entrance portal. Outside, on Corso Italia, the bell tower with the 18th-century ceramic clock. Majestic.

Sedile Dominova in via San Cesareo

From nobility to the proletariat. From a meeting place for the Sorrento nobility, or rather a part of it, to a Mutual Aid Workers’ Society, a form of associationism that was very widespread in the 19th century. But let’s proceed in order. The Sedil Dominova (from the Latin “Domus Nova”) was built in the 14th century following the fratricidal struggles between the patrician families of the city. Struggles that left a long trail of blood and for which the decisive intervention of the then bishop was necessary.

Hence the choice to create a monumental building in which only the nobles of the western part of Sorrento would meet, while the other families would continue to do so in the old Sedile di Porta, at the beginning of Corso Italia. In 1877, when the Società Operaia was founded, the Sedil Dominova was used as the headquarters of the Sorrento workers’ association. A form of mutualism, widespread in many parts of Italy, through which the workers were able to protect themselves in the event of accidents and illnesses. A plaque still commemorates the company that has had so much merit in improving the living conditions of the people of Sorrento. The fresco with the city’s coat of arms is also beautiful.

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BOOKING – TRANSPORTATION FROM ROME AIRPORT TO SORRENTO 

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