Marinas  of  Sorrento

​Latest update: 24 March 2022
There are two main Marinas in Sorrento called Marina Piccola (Small Marina) and Marina Grande (Big Marina) which serve slightly different purposes.

​Thinking about them in terms of size can be a bit confusing as Marina Grande is the smaller of the two so before your trip it's a good idea to familiarise yourself with both to understand what you can find in each one.

​Essentially, Marina Grande is a little fishing village with restaurants while Marina Piccola is more of a transport hub for ferries. 
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MARINA  GRANDE

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Marina Grande
Marina Grande is ironically the smaller of the two marinas and is a little community in itself with a series of restaurants, bars, hotels and a church. It's also one of the prettiest areas to walk around. 

MARINA  PICCOLA

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Marina Piccola
Marina Piccola is the port where the hydrofoils and ferries come and go to nearby locations such as Ischia, Capri and Naples. It also has a large marina for smaller private and commercial craft. 
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