DUE GOLFI TRAIN TOUR s.r.l. - Massa Lubrense, Città Metropolitana di Napoli

Davide R.

Bel tour ma forse un po troppo turistico... l autista Ciro è un grande simpatico e bravo

Sylvie P.

Vraiment lfun un beau 3 heures ! Ça vaut la peine pour le prix ( 35€)
Really wort the 35€ !

Lee B.

Lovely way to spend 3 hours. Relax, let your hair down and chill on board the slow train to the monastery, the lemoncello factory etc. Good value, great host, a bit of food and drink, incredible scenary and a good laugh.
Had a great time and only cost €20 each.
There's cheap parking right next door (behind the pharmacy) and you pick up the train at the bus stop right next to the AGIP garage (ignore the location currently marked on Google)

James A.

We decided to go on the Due Golfi train tour after it was recommended by friends. We booked the tour directly through the official tour website and asked if it would be possible to get transport from our hotel in central Sorrento. A reply was received within an hour and we were told that they could book a taxi for us at an extra cost. We also found the bus route to the starting point, but this would take twice as long, and the cost wasn’t much different. It made sense to accept the offer for the taxi.

The taxi turned up early and picked us up from outside the hotel. We were then dropped off right at the starting point for the train tour. We then paid for both the train and the taxi together with the train driver before we set off.

The tour took us around some amazing Italian countryside with some beautiful views. At various points on the tour, the guide pointed out interesting places and spoke about the history, culture, and geography of the area. In addition to this there were various stops to explore and taste local produce. The tour took a total of three hours, starting from 10:00.

One of the stops was at a monastery called il Deserto. From here there were amazing views over the bay of Sorrento and bay of Naples. In addition to these it was also possible to see various mountains and Mount Vesuvius. After admiring the view, we were guided up a tower in the monastery to a viewing platform with panoramic views of the entire peninsula. From here some landmarks were pointed out to us and we were told a bit more history about the building.

There were two stops on the tour where we were given the opportunity of taste local food. The first tasting stop was at a limoncello factory. Here we were told about the ways that the lemons are grown and the different ways that limoncello is made in different factories. During the talk, various types of limoncello and other drinks were available for tasting. Afterwards we could look around the factory shop and were able to buy various drinks and chocolates, although there were no pressures to purchase anything.

The second tasting stop was at a small shop near Villa Angelina. Just before this stop we were taken to another viewing platform with views of the coastline. At the shop there were various things available to taste. This included locally produced bread, olive oil, chocolates, and buffalo mozzarella. All of which was also available to purchase. It’s hard to leave without buying anything. It’s all so tempting!

Overall, worth going on this tour if you are staying in the area. I would definitely come back if I ever back here in the future!

Meta J.

This tour is amazing the guide was so informative & so much fun the best value tour ever , thank you
The Johnston's from Northern Ireland.😃

Tony A.

Really good and value for money

Ice M.