Amalfi Coast Luxury Yacht Tour from Sorrento Aboard a Riva 52

One of the world’s most iconic seaside villages. From the water, you can admire its vertical layout of pastel-colored houses, luxury villas, and narrow stairways. The main beach, Marina Grande, is lively and glamorous, while Fornillo Beach offers a quieter charm. Positano is ideal for shopping stops, dining, or exploring from the sea.

A quieter and more authentic village compared to Positano, known for its white houses overlooking the sea and its famous sunsets. The coast offers hidden swimming spots, natural caves, and peaceful anchorages. The church of San Gennaro and the Marina di Praia bay are distinctive landmarks.

A dramatic, narrow fjord carved into the cliffs, with a small beach and a stone bridge spanning the gorge. One of the most unique landscapes in Italy, often featured in photos and Red Bull cliff diving competitions. The fjord feels like a secret world enclosed between steep rock walls.

A charming fishing village and a favorite hideaway of celebrities. Conca is home to elegant villas, turquoise waters, and the historic Capo di Conca watchtower. The coastline here offers peaceful coves perfect for a swim.

A sea cave filled with glowing emerald light thanks to a natural underwater opening. Inside, stalactites and rock formations create a magical atmosphere. On calm days, small boats can enter the grotto for a short visit.

Once a powerful medieval maritime republic, Amalfi is full of history, culture, and charm. From the sea, its dramatic setting unfolds: steep mountains, pastel houses, and the grand Cathedral of St. Andrew rising above the town. Amalfi’s harbor is perfect for a stop to explore the narrow streets, taste local lemon delights, or visit the historic Arsenal.