Private Boat Tour: Amalfi Coast & Capri on Esposito 28 Luxury

This splendid fjord and its sandy beach represent a small piece of the area's ancient history: tradition tells that it was right here that Saint Peter landed during his journey to Rome. In memory of this event, along the path leading to the fjord, there is the chapel bearing the same name, which is said to have been built with the same stones that were used in the construction of the previous Abbey of Saint Peter. According to legend, it was built on the ruins of an ancient temple dedicated to the god Apollo, which would explain the name "Crapolla".

This enchanting archipelago, composed of three islands - Gallo Lungo, La Rotonda, and La Castelluccia, was known in antiquity as "Le Sireneuse", because according to an ancient legend, it was inhabited by beautiful sirens who, with their singing, managed to enchant passing sailors, with an obvious reference to Odysseus' journey. A swim, not far from its shores, still allow to hear that melodic song.

It is one of the most exclusive spots on the Amalfi Coast. Located just a short distance from Positano, it offers a varied coastline of beach, pebbles, rocks, and natural coves. Surrounded by cliffs and Mediterranean vegetation, it provides a haven of peace and tranquility. The crystal-clear water invites for refreshing swims, bestowing a sense of pure serenity. The natural landscape, with the scent of citrus in the air, creates a unique atmosphere. Tordigliano is a corner of paradise that enchants visitors with its authenticity and timeless beauty, making it a must-visit for lovers of the sea and nature.

Fornillo Beach, located just a few steps from Positano along the Amalfi Coast, is a sun-kissed gem. Sheltered by imposing cliffs, it offers an atmosphere of intimacy and tranquility. Its azure and crystalline waters invite for a refreshing swim. The beach, with its characteristic pebbles, is an ideal place to relax and enjoy the gentle rocking of the waves. The panoramic view of the bay and the traditional fishing boats complete this idyllic scene. Fornillo captivates with its authenticity and timeless beauty, offering visitors an experience of pure serenity on the Amalfi Coast.

Called "The Pearl" of the amalfi coast and the "Vertical City", Positano is the must see and walk through village of the area. Pleanty of hand-made shops, will give you strong emotions and indelible memories.

Praiano is wild and reach of enchanting spots. We will have the chance to admire the "Marina The Praia" beach, embedded between two ridges of rock more than 100 meter high.

UNESCO site from 1997 and nominated among the most beautiful ancient villages of Italy. Named Furore Fjord due to the strong echo of the waves crashing violently against the rocks. Taking a swim or a brave dive will allow you to taste the history that has shaped this place. It is a natural wonder nestled between steep cliffs and the crystalline waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. A narrow inlet opens up to a breathtaking scenery, creating a postcard-worthy landscape. The suspended bridge over the fjord adds a touch of intrigue. The traditional white-painted houses are reflected in the waves, creating an atmosphere of authentic Mediterranean beauty. The cliffs create a perfect environment for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts. Furore Fjord is a place of pure magic that leaves a lasting impression on those fortunate enough to visit.

The existence of this cave was unknown until 1932, when a fisherman, Luigi Buonocore, accidentally discovered it. This cave is a magical realm, where light takes on wonderful and enchanting qualities. When the sea is calm and the sun is high, the cave truly appears magical thanks to the reflections that light is capable of generating. Accessible only by sea, it unveils a world of underwater wonders. The entrance, low and narrow, leads into a charming sanctuary of light and color. The walls of the cave shine with a unique emerald green, reflecting the enchanting play of light filtering through the opening in the ceiling. The underlying waters, crystal clear and teeming with marine life, invite exploration. Legend tells of a submerged treasure, adding a touch of mystery to the atmosphere. The Grotta dello Smeraldo is a must-visit for those exploring Amalfi, offering an unforgettable experience of natural beauty and marine wonder.

Is the most ancient and well-known city on the coast. Amalfi is the city to visit. By sea and by land, it's worth it to send some time there to have a walk in the center for visiting the Dome and all around its narrow alleys.

Atrani, the hidden gem of the Amalfi Coast, enchants with its authenticity and timeless charm. Perched between the cliffs, this small town retains an authentic atmosphere and an aura of tranquility. The narrow cobbled streets and pastel-colored houses create a picturesque scene, while the majestic Church of San Salvatore dominates the main square. The pebble beaches invite relaxation and admiration of the turquoise sea. Atrani is a place where time seems to pass more slowly, offering an authentic and intimate experience to visitors. With its unique character, this small coastal gem captures the hearts of anyone fortunate enough to discover its beauty.

Ravello, the enchanted village of the Amalfi Coast, rises like a work of art from the sea. Its ancient homes and gardens gently touch the waves, creating a harmonious blend of nature and architecture. The majestic Cathedral of Ravello and the sumptuous palaces tell stories of past splendor. The view stretches over the endless blue of the Tyrrhenian Sea, with the island of Capri on the horizon. The boats gliding on the waters seem to dance in harmony with the charm of this place. Ravello from the sea is a captivating sight, capturing the soul of those who venture along the coast. An experience of pure wonder that remains indelible in the memory of every fortunate visitor.