Europe Disabled Travel Advice, Accessible Tours Hotels, Accessible Holidays, Disabled Guided Tours By www.sagetraveling.com. Sorrento disabled access is not quite as good as some other cruise ports like the Monaco cruise port, the Barcelona cruise port, and the Naples cruise port. Sage Traveling will help you. Here we have provided accessibility review for the Sorrento Cruise Port. Contact us to reserve your accessible tour!

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Sorrento is a beautiful town perched on a cliff overlooking the
Mediterranean Sea. Disabled visitors can get from the dock to the town
above using an elevator located at the west end of the shore.

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The accessible Sorrento cruise port presents numerous options for
disabled cruise visitors. The town of Sorrento is perched on the cliffs
above and can be reached via an elevator (the location is described
below).

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Alternatively, disabled cruise passengers can hop on one of the accessible
ferries to Capri or Naples. And who could forget about the most famous
sight in the region…the Pompeii ruins?
Sage Travel Tip: Start your day in
Pompeii, Capri, Naples, or the Amalfi
Coast, so you can relax in the
afternoon in Sorrento.
Sage Travel Tip: Start your day in
Pompeii, Capri, Naples, or the Amalfi
Coast, so you can relax in the
afternoon in Sorrento.

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I gave the Sorrento cruise port a 4 Star Sage Accessibility Rating because
disabled passengers (even those with heavy electric wheelchair) have
step-free routes to reach the town. It did not get a higher rating because
the town has cobblestones in many parts of it.
Sorrento disabled access is not quite as good as some other cruise ports
like the Monaco cruise port, the Barcelona cruise port, and the Naples
cruise port.

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The town of Sorrento is perched on cliffs high above the Mediterranean
sea.

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If you are arriving by hydrofoil from Naples or Capri (or going to those
destinations, the boat has a wheelchair ramp. That’s me in the wheelie
going down the ramp!

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The dock used by cruise tenders and
ferries has paving stones with 3 star
smoothness.

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As you approach the cliffs, you will see boats in port on your left, and
hotels are overhead

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There is a ramp on the right at end of the dock. Proceed to the right of
the seafood restaurant.

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Follow the sidewalk to reach the Sorrento disabled access elevator.

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There is a tiny beach in Sorrento. Better beaches are found in nearby
Positano.

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The lift is 1 euro per person (0.50 euro for disabled person)

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The elevator is wide enough for wheelchair users.

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Near the top of the elevator is a
beautiful cloister. This is an example of
something free and easy to visit that
you would totally miss without a tour
guide!

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When you are returning to the ship, here is the view as you approach the
elevator.

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There are small streets in the old town with
3 star smoothness. Some are flat and some
have a slight incline to them (4 star
steepness).

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There are numerous opportunities for shopping in Sorrento. Most stores
have a single step at the entrance.

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The main square (Piazza Tasso) and the new town to the east have
pavement. Some sidewalks have curb cuts and some don’t.
Note: All of our Naples accessible shore excursions can also start in Sorrento.

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