Sara and Enzo’s were very knowledgeable about the history of the area. Very pleasant and we had a lot of fun. Enjoyed the day with good people and good local eats. Highly recommend. 

We cannot say enough good things about the tour planned for us by Sara and Enzo. We had very specific requirements and they provided just what we asked. We wanted a tour that would provide an opportunity for photography, without the shopping, food and wine focus of mosttours.Sara and Enzo added their historical knowledge of the region as the tour progressed.

We had a lovely drive down the Amalfi Coast with Enzo driving. He knew just where to stop to allow for the best photos of the coast and the beautiful sights along the ocean. We highly recommend having a guide to drive because of the trafficand road congestion.We visited the most picturesque places, including Villa Cimbrone with theTerrace of Infinity.

Sara and Enzo stopped for lunch at a roadside restaurant, dining was outside, but under a roof. Delicious pizza, calzones and caprese salad. This is where the locals eat and it was wonderful.

The last part of our tour was Paestum, with three intact Greek temples. Sara’s research certainly provided much more insight than we would have had touring on our own. We were there near sundown so the light for photos was great. An absolutely stunning sight.

Lastly we went over the hills on the return to Sorrento, so we could have a view of Vesuvius and the valley lying below. The goats in the road were an added treat, just another reason to let someone else drive.

We cannot stress enough how wonderful it was to have just the tour we wanted but with the addition of the historical knowledge provided by Sara and the local knowledge provided by Enzo. All of these things contributed to a very full and very enjoyable tour. We give Sara and Enzo our highest recommendation.

Sara and Enzo were absolutely wonderful guides and people.  They did extensive research to ensure we   had a wonderful and instructive tour I cannot rate them highly enough. .