We love staying at Hotel Elios in Sorrento and then going to the sight on the Punta del Capo is such a treat. We always discover something new each time we go. Looking forward to getting back. We will be there this June.

relaxing but expensive ..instant access to water ..very quiet ...amazing tanning potential ...not really for young kids ..good for chilling out..well run ..expect to pay top dollar for a nice spot

We walked there from Sorrento. We took a detour from the path down following a sign to an American Bar, it led to a precarious looking bridge and pathway blocked by a barrier. A very rocky bay lay next to it where people made their way gingerly into the sea from rock ledges. We then went up and around the... More

this is a gorgeous spot and easy to reach by local bus. once of the bus though there is a good walk downhill (remember you have to hike back up!) and it is rock bathing. tip would be to take rock/water shoes as getting into the water is tricky without them. also take a yoga style mat for lying on.... More

We hiked down twice during our stay in Sorrento. The walk was a little work but not too difficult. You can veer off onto a trail that will take you to your own ocean inlet and swim out into the sea or bypass that and check out the Roman ruins out on the point. If you hike farther you will... More

We went to private beach but I recommend to go public part (the bay) There is not too much places for sitting and resting but the water is really good. It was the most beautiful sea that I swam near to Sorrento.

Once we found when to get off the bus this became a favourite spot to relax with a lovely view over the bay

Idyllic surroundings, masses of photo opportunities. You could even swim. Go before you visit Pompeii and Herculaneum, which are so vast by comparison. The walking on the road is a bit worrying, just be sensible.

Spectacular views to Capri. Hot work but reasonably easy walk