Who hasn’t visited Italy without passing through Sorrento? Along with Tuscany, this is probably one of the first places that comes to mind abroad when people think of Italy. The cliffs, the Bay of Naples, the limoncello, the ferry to Capri… But living somewhere is a very different thing from visiting it. And when it comes to Sorrento, residents are surprisingly candid: it’s beautiful, yes, but it comes with some serious trade-offs. In this article from our “What People Say About Living in…” series, we’ll tell you what living in Sorrento is actually like, the good and the less good. Life in Sorrento: What People Say On the positive side, the setting is genuinely hard to beat. The climate is mild year-round, the area is incredibly well-connected by ferry and train to places like Pompeii, Capri, and Naples, and for those who want a mix between small-town feel and bigger city access, it delivers: “Sorrento is wonderful \u2013 mild climate, stunning beaches, and it’s ideal if you’re looking for a mix between a small and a large city. Excellent transport links connect you to the Amalfi Coast, and you’re just minutes from Pompeii, Capri, and Naples.” Winters are a different…<\/p>\n