Marina Grande, Sorrento’s historic fishing harbor, nestles at the foot of the cliffs, a vibrant and authentic hamlet where pastel-colored houses line the waterfront. The tiny Church of Sant’Anna overlooks the water, adding a touch of history to the scene. Here, locals still fish from the harbor and mend their nets by hand, just steps away from sunbathers on the beach. Visitors can savor fresh seafood at small, family-run restaurants, enjoying sunset views and a genuine taste of coastal life.
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