DESTINATIONS — EUROPE Best of both: Hilton
Sorrento Palace is a good family option
by operators including Kirker and Sardatur, to budget options too; Superbreak features hotels with prices from £43 per person. Pretty seaside town Sorrento
Class act: Grand Hotel Parker’s
Mountain high: cliffside Sorrento is a great base to explore from
also offers good value and comfortable accommodation. Slap-bang in the centre of town is the reasonably-priced Antiche Mura, a refurbished 19th-century villa with a pool. A favourite with Citalia customers is the Imperial Hotel Tramontano, which has impressive views of the Bay of Naples and Vesuvius. Families who want to combine sightseeing with sunshine could choose a hotel such as Hilton Sorrento Palace, a four-star with interconnecting rooms, six pools, a kids’ club and a playground, or opt to head a little further away to Eurocamp’s Baia Domizia parc, on the coast north of Naples. It’s 62 miles from Pompeii, but sits on a sandy beach and offers a pool complex, watersports, facilities for tennis, football and basketball
TAKE A TOUR
Cox & Kings’ private, eight- night tour of Sorrento, Capri
and Ravello starts from £1,855, and includes three nights in Sorrento so clients can explore
Pompeii and other sights. Daily breakfast and flights from Gatwick to Naples with British Airways are included.
coxandkings.co.uk 0845 287 9926
Riviera Travel’s seven-night Pompeii, Capri and the Bay of Naples escorted tour
starts from £719 including flights, accommodation with breakfast and dinner, coach travel and the services of a tour manager.
rivieratravel.co.uk 01283 742300
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