Sorrento Peninsula

The Sorrento Peninsula is a scenic landform in southern Italy that juts into the Tyrrhenian Sea, forming part of the Amalfi Coast region. Known for its dramatic cliffs, lush landscape, charming villages, and stunning views, it’s a popular destination for tourists seeking natural beauty, history, and coastal culture. The area features colorful towns like Sorrento and Positano, with seafront cliffs and terraced gardens. Its mild Mediterranean climate makes it ideal for sightseeing, wine tasting, and enjoying local cuisine. The peninsula combines rugged terrain with vibrant communities, offering a distinctive blend of natural and cultural attractions.