The entrance fee was 12 euro per person. If you want to stay at an less crowded area, you need to…read morepay 6 euro more. My husband and I went to the beach on a Sunday afternoon, around 2 pm. It was very crowded. We did move to the "reservation" area and paid more. It was a much nicer experience.

This place was a blast!!! The food was good and the staff were very attentive and friendly!!! If…read moreyou are going to a beach club, go here for sure!! Great day there!!!! The views are amazing too!!!!

This was the best use of 20 euro that I spent during my two week trip to Italy…read more Bagni d' Arienzo is an absolutely gorgeous private beach club. It's less crowded and more secluded than the main beach club in Positano. We happened to be staying across the road which was lucky. If not, the beach club actually has a boat that will ferry you over from the main Positano area. The space isn't huge, so be sure to make a reservation in advance. In addition to reserving a chair you can also reserve a time slot to have lunch at the restaurant. 20 euro gets you a chair with a sun shade, a towel and an umbrella. We got there early and had first pick at a seat. If you can, I suggest doing the same. It was really nice to have views of the ocean (instead of another chair) in front of us. But honestly, the beach is so beautiful that there really isn't a bad seat anywhere. A chair also includes waitress service. There is an extensive drink menu with tons of cocktails, spritzes, wines, beers, frozen drinks and smoothies. Prices are very reasonable for a beach club -- cocktails are around 10 and bottles of wine 20. We weren't expecting much for lunch but the restaurant was actually phenomenal. The grilled octopus came with a huge portion and was super fresh. The ravioli pomodoro was perfectly al dente and stuffed with a delicious ricotta cheese. The grilled eggplant was simple and cooked in flavorful olive oil. Lunch was also fairly priced, and service was fast. The seats also overlook the water, so it's a beautiful and relaxing dining setting. Two people can walk away after a full day of fun and sun, eat and drink well, and spend not much over 100 euro. I strongly suggest making sure that your Positano itinerary includes a day to spend relaxing at Bagni. You won't regret it.

Our host suggested this place because of the view and food. Neither were a disappointment…read more Although I wish the service was a little better. The pasta was the best we had run into our trip to Italy.

Carman, Marco were fantastic. Food was excellent and the Sunset was amazing!!!…read moreThe place to go for a good steak and delicious pasta, good people and awesome views. Thank you for making our anniversary dinner special.

A great easy beach spot that doesn't require too much notice in advance, the food menu could…read moredefinitely be tweaked in the snack bar area, but over all, it was a great place to cool off and enjoy the med.

My husband is from Naples and we go back every summer with our 2 boys. This is our happy place. The…read moreowner and staff are amazing and friendly! The pool is great for the kids. The food is reasonable and of course delicious! This is a MOST if you are visiting the Amalfi Coast! I am counting the days until we can go back!!!

Marina Grande is an absolute hidden gem in Sorrento! It feels like you've stepped away from the…read morebusy main tourist areas and into a charming, historic, colorful fishing village. We absolutely loved wandering along the waterfront, looking at all the bright wooden boats, and taking in the laid-back, authentic vibe. It has some of the best seafood restaurants right on the water and feels so much more peaceful and local than the main port.

This review is for the marina, as the Yelp description says this is filed under "marinas, beaches."…read more Contrary to the name, Marina Grande isn't actually as big as Marina Piccola, the main port of Sorrento. The ferries and large boats go to Marina Piccola. Marina Grande is where we met our captain for our boat tour to the Amalfi Coast and where a lot of other groups were launching from. The marina itself was easier to get to that I thought. The decline was gentle on our knees. The incline, heading back to our Airbnb, is actually quite kinder than I thought while I was going down and it wasn't too hard for someone like me, who isn't fit at all, to make it. Add, being in the sun, on a boat all day and I'd say it was almost easy, so no worries if you have any. There are stunning views from this marina and quite a few restaurants and bars to hang out at. The best part for me was the metal dock that you can walk out onto and see Marina Piccola. You can also look down into the crystal clear water. Just lovely!

GORGEOUS & BEAUTIFUL - Totally worth the short hike to the bay…read more We stayed in Praiano so we took a bus to Sorrento and then another bus to Nerano. Was prob. about a two hour trip each way. Once you get off the bus stop in Nerano (stop should be in front of Olga's Residence), look for the signs that point to Baia di Ieranto. Its a slight uphill hike of about 45 minutes or so. There's a sign about mid way through your hike that says for the bay turn right..for something else (sorry i forget), turn left. Turn left. This will take you to the bay and it is less steep. We went in October 2016 and apparently there was a fire which closed the route there. When we asked around locals didn't seem to think it was a big deal. There was some fire damage but if you're careful, the hike is very do-able. It was a bit raining when we went so the bay was basically empty. Loved it!!!!!