Amalfi Coast Boat Excursion: Swim, Explore, and Relax

Highlights

• Scenic Coastal Journey
• Refreshing Aquatic Experience
• Onboard Relaxation & Flavors

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   Sorrento Coast

   2h

   We will sail along the Sorrento coast, passing by the Queen Joan's Baths, the Cala di Mitigliano, Punta Campanella, and the Bay of Ieranto.

2. 2

   Bagni Regina Giovanna

   20min

   A lagoon framed by limestone rocks eroded by the wind and connected to the sea by a narrow passage. Legend has it that the queen of Naples used to come here to bathe and enjoy the view.

3. 3

   Amalfi Coast

   2h

   Sailing along the Amalfi Coast (Nerano, Crapolla, Furore Fjord, Conca dei Marini)

4. 4

   Nerano

   10min

   The fishing village of Nerano seems to owe its name to a villa of Nero, which was probably built here for the leisure of the emperor. This speaks volumes about the beauty of Nerano, characterized by several pebble beaches, rocky seabeds, and crystal-clear waters. Its seaside restaurants are highly renowned, offering delicious cuisine based on fish and local products. A specialty dish is Spaghetti alla Nerano, with zucchini and cheese from the Lattari Mountains.

5. 5

   Positano

   2h

   You will have 2 hours available to disembark in Positano (or Amalfi). Two pearls of the Coast that need no introduction, characterized by houses nestled in the mountains, narrow streets, and artisanal and luxury boutiques.

6. 6

   Fiordo di Furore

   10min

   Considered one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, Furore rises amidst cliffs overlooking the sea. It is famous for its fjord, which was formed by the erosion caused by the passage of the Schiato stream, although, according to ancient legend, the inlet was formed by the devil himself who had tried in vain to seize the souls of the inhabitants!

7. 7

   Amalfi

   Pass by

   Amalfi, a splendid gem of the Amalfi Coast from which it takes its name, is nestled between steep mountains and crystal-clear waters. This charming town is renowned for its striking architecture, such as the Cathedral of Saint Andrew, which dominates the landscape with its grand Arab-Sicilian façade and the beautiful Cloister of Paradise. Once a powerful maritime republic, Amalfi retains a rich historical heritage reflected in its ancient traditions and local culture. Its narrow streets and cobblestone stairways form a labyrinth of discoveries, featuring shops offering limoncello, handmade ceramics, and other local delights.

Before you go

Location