Our wheelchair accessible tours from Sorrento make it easy for everyone to experience the beauty of the Amalfi Coast. Whether you want to uncover the ancient secrets of Pompeii or Herculaneum, or take in the breathtaking views along the coast, we’ll take care of every detail, so you can simply enjoy the journey.
Discover what a carefree day of exploring from Sorrento feels like.
Uncover the secrets of the well-preserved Roman town Herculaneum, frozen in time by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
Then continue your adventure along the Amalfi Coast, where colourful cliffside villages, sparkling sea views, and Italian charm await you at every turn. This wheelchair accessible day trip offers a true taste of ancient and authentic Italy.
Step into history with this private, wheelchair accessible guided tour of Pompeii, where you will wander through the ancient streets of this once-thriving city. After your historical journey, relax and enjoy the spectacular views and vibrant culture of the Amalfi Coast. This unforgettable day combines the best of Italy’s past and present — thoughtfully designed for comfort, flexibility and accessibility.
In this Tour to the Amalfi coast, you have the option of visiting four towns. From which you find the possible tour under the read more section. Besides visiting the towns on the Amalfi coast you have two optional private guided tours that you can add to this experience.
Want to visit Pompeii? Check out our 3 hours private guided tour. You learn everything there is to know about this magnificent place near Naples.
When Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD, more was wiped off the map than just the famous Pompeii. On the other side of Mount Vesuvius, about 17 km from Pompeii, there was Herculaneum. A small town that probably had about 5,000 residents. This site is smaller than Pompeii and much better preserved.
A private wheelchair accessible tour from Sorrento includes wheelchair-adapted transportation, step-free routes, and a private guide who ensures you can enjoy a smooth and worry-free experience.
Did you know that Sorrento is the most accessible town along the Amalfi Coast? Compared to the steep, cliffside villages nearby, Sorrento is larger, more modern, and much easier to navigate. The central area — including Piazza Tasso and Corso Italia — is relatively flat, with smooth, wide sidewalks and step-free access to most shops, cafés and restaurants. While some older side streets can be a bit uneven, Sorrento is still by far the most wheelchair-friendly option in the region.
Perched on cliffs overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, Sorrento is a stunning gateway to Italy’s Amalfi Coast. This charming town blends Mediterranean beauty with rich cultural heritage. The historic center does include some cobblestones, but with a little planning, you can comfortably enjoy Sorrento’s highlights and atmosphere.
Savor fresh seafood, handmade pasta, and the town’s famous Limoncello, and browse local ceramics and crafts in vibrant markets. With its mild, sunny climate year-round, Sorrento offers an unforgettable Italian experience for travelers of all abilities.
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