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Terrible, don't bother if you aren't Italian. Rude staff and really disgusting beach

They forgot to say that access to the beach is by elevator, very picturesque but in high season it can be a complication.

This was a spectacular day. We took the red A line bus from the train station in Sorrento, which cost about $3 for a round trip. After getting off the bus, we crossed the street and headed for the ruins. It's quite a long walk, so make sure to wear stable shoes and bring plenty of water. It's also a good idea to bring some food, although there is a small market at the bus stop where you can buy fruit, drinks, and other snacks. The walk itself is beautiful, with gorgeous homes tucked along the way. The water is great for swimming, but getting in and out can be tricky due to the sharp rocks near the shore. Be cautious of waves from passing boats when you're near the rocks. Bringing goggles is a good idea, as there are little fish to see. The best spot is past the bath area, where you'll find a large rock area with small pools and many rocks to swim around. We wore our Tevas the entire time.

Visit during the summer, in the late evening. The atmosphere is serene, tranquil, and refreshing, with no crowds. The lake is stunning and untouched.

We had an amazing stay at Maya Beach Resort. The rooms were luxurious and equipped with advanced technology. Our ocean view was breathtaking, and the facilities are truly world-class. The service we received from Carla at reception was outstanding. She went the extra mile to ensure our safe arrival and personally showed us to our room. She is a tremendous asset to the hotel. We’d love to return and highly recommend this place. The view and location of the hotel, especially the beach view, are unparalleled. Access to the hotel is provided via a free shuttle bus from the top of the hill entrance, which takes about 5 minutes down a winding, steep driveway. The only improvement we’d suggest is a scheduled bus route to and from the town center. Navigating to town by bus was a bit challenging since the buses lack numbers and tend to arrive either early or late. Taxis cost approximately 50 Euros one way.