How many days do you need in Rome, the Amalfi Coast & Sorrento?
- Most travelers spend 7-10 days in Rome, Amalfi Coast, & Sorrento combined
- Visiting Rome, Amalfi Coast, and Sorrento in 5 or 6 days is possible, but it will feel rushed
- With 11 or more days, most travelers choose to add more stops to their trip
- The most common extensions are Naples, Tuscany, and Florence
How Many Days to Spend in Rome
How Many Days to Spend on the Amalfi Coast
Recommended Itineraries for Rome, the Amalfi Coast & Sorrento
Recommended Itinerary for 1 Week
Day | Highlights | Overnight |
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Day 1 | Arrive in Rome & Transfer to Amalfi Coast, Positano Sunset Cruise | Amalfi Coast |
Day 2 | Day Trip to Capri & Anacapri | Amalfi Coast |
Day 3 | Transfer to Sorrento, Afternoon Cooking Class | Sorrento |
Day 4 | Free Day in Sorrento | Sorrento |
Day 5 | Transfer to Rome via Pompeii | Rome |
Day 6 | Vatican Tour: Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica, Rome Walking Tour | Rome |
Day 7 | Depart Rome |
This weeklong getaway trip is a short and sweet solution for travelers who want to relax and explore Italian culture. Start on the Amalfi Coast for small fishing villages and old-timey villas, then head to sunny Sorrento for an authentic cooking class. End your trip in the capital city of Rome to see the world-famous Vatican and other top city landmarks. Read more
Recommended Itinerary for 8 Days
Day | Highlights | Overnight |
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Day 1 | Arrive in Rome & Transfer to Amalfi Coast, Positano Sunset Cruise | Amalfi Coast |
Day 2 | Day Trip to Capri & Anacapri | Amalfi Coast |
Day 3 | Wine Tasting & Vineyard Tour | Amalfi Coast |
Day 4 | Transfer to Sorrento, Afternoon Cooking Class | Sorrento |
Day 5 | Free Day in Sorrento | Sorrento |
Day 6 | Transfer to Rome via Pompeii | Rome |
Day 7 | Vatican Tour: Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica, Rome Walking Tour | Rome |
Day 8 | Depart Rome |
Take in the sights and sounds of the Amalfi Coast and dive deep into Roman history on this eight-day itinerary. Start on the Amalfi Coast for rocky beaches and a day trip to the sunny island of Capri before heading to Sorrento, a favorite Italian getaway. End your trip in Rome to see the world-famous Sistine Chapel and enjoy Rome's buzzing nightlife. Read more
Recommended Itinerary for 9 Days
Day | Highlights | Overnight |
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Day 1 | Arrive in Rome & Transfer to Amalfi Coast, Positano Sunset Cruise | Amalfi Coast |
Day 2 | Day Trip to Capri & Anacapri | Amalfi Coast |
Day 3 | Wine Tasting & Vineyard Tour | Amalfi Coast |
Day 4 | Transfer to Sorrento, Afternoon Cooking Class | Sorrento |
Day 5 | Free Day in Sorrento | Sorrento |
Day 6 | Return to Rome, Afternoon Colosseum & Forum Tour | Rome |
Day 7 | Vatican Tour: Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica, Rome Walking Tour | Rome |
Day 8 | Galleria Borghese Tour | Rome |
Day 9 | Depart Rome |
Blend relaxation and culture on this laid-back nine-day itinerary to Italy's favorite getaway destinations. Explore cliffside villages and go wine tasting on the Amalfi Coast, then learn to make the perfect Italian meal in sunny Sorrento. Finish the trip in the capital city of Rome to tour the world-famous Vatican and view art in the Galleria Borghese. Read more
Recommended Itinerary for 10 Days
Day | Highlights | Overnight |
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Day 1 | Arrive in Rome & Transfer to Amalfi Coast, Positano Sunset Cruise | Amalfi Coast |
Day 2 | Day Trip to Capri & Anacapri | Amalfi Coast |
Day 3 | Wine Tasting & Vineyard Tour | Amalfi Coast |
Day 4 | Transfer to Sorrento, Afternoon Cooking Class | Sorrento |
Day 5 | Pompeii & Herculaneum Day Tour | Sorrento |
Day 6 | Free Day in Sorrento | Sorrento |
Day 7 | Return to Rome, Afternoon Colosseum & Forum Tour | Rome |
Day 8 | Vatican Tour: Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica, Rome Walking Tour | Rome |
Day 9 | Galleria Borghese Tour | Rome |
Day 10 | Depart Rome |
Spend a week and a half delving into history and relaxing on the laid-back Amalfi Coast. From small fishing towns to buzzing Rome nightlife, this itinerary has something for everyone. Go wine tasting and take a day trip to the Ancient Roman resort island of Capri, then end your trip with four days in Rome to see the world-famous Sistine Chapel, stroll through bustling piazzas, and enjoy the city's vibrant food scene. Read more
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Extended Itineraries
2-Week Itinerary Including Naples
Day | Highlights | Overnight |
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Day 1 | Arrive in Rome & Transfer to Amalfi Coast, Positano Sunset Cruise | Amalfi Coast |
Day 2 | Day Trip to Capri & Anacapri | Amalfi Coast |
Day 3 | Wine Tasting & Vineyard Tour | Amalfi Coast |
Day 4 | Free Day on the Amalfi Coast | Amalfi Coast |
Day 5 | Transfer to Sorrento, Afternoon Cooking Class | Sorrento |
Day 6 | Pompeii & Herculaneum Day Tour | Sorrento |
Day 7 | Transfer to Naples, City Tour | Naples |
Day 8 | Free Day in Naples | Naples |
Day 9 | Return to Rome, Afternoon Colosseum & Forum Tour | Rome |
Day 10 | Vatican Tour: Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica, Rome Walking Tour | Rome |
Day 11 | Galleria Borghese Tour | Rome |
Day 12 | Food Tour of Monti | Rome |
Day 13 | Free Day in Rome or Ostia | Rome |
Day 14 | Depart Rome |
Spend two weeks living la dolce vita on this relaxing getaway trip. Spend four days exploring rocky beaches and sprawling summer villas on the Amalfi Coast, then head to Sorrento for beautiful architecture and a cooking class. Go shopping in Naples' glass-roofed Galleria Umberto, then head to Rome to discover Roman ruins, cozy streetside cafés, and serene city parks. Read more
How to travel between Rome, the Amalfi Coast & Sorrento
How to get from Rome to Sorrento
There are a variety of convenient ways to get from Rome to Sorrento. The most convenient option is to rent a car and drive across the A1/E45 (three hours), but those uncomfortable taking the wheel on Italy's roads have a variety of other ways to get there. Read more
How to get from Amalfi to Rome
The best way to get from Amalfi to Rome is via a combination of ferry and train. Start with a super scenic ferry ride from Amalfi to Salerno, followed by a high-speed train to Rome. For seasick-prone travelers, a combination of bus and train is almost as convenient. Read more