• Sorrento Coast - Sail along the Sorrento coast to explore its stunning attractions.
• Marina Grande - Antico Borgo Marinaro - Cruise past the vibrant village of Marina Grande.
• Bagni Regina Giovanna - View an ancient Roman villa from the 1st century BC, known as “I Bagni della Regina Giovanna.”
• Massa Lubrense - Sail by the coastal village of Massa Lubrense, witnessing a small natural waterfall, inlets, and beaches from the sea.
• Area Marina Protetta Punta Campanella - Pass by the protected marine reserve of Punta Campanella and an ancient temple dedicated to the goddess Athena.
• Baia di Ieranto - The Baia di Ieranto reveals a natural beauty so enchanting that the Sirens chose it as their home. According to Pliny the Elder, Ulysses encountered them here on his journey back to Ithaca, as told by Homer in the Odyssey.
• Li Galli - Li Galli is a private archipelago of three rocky islands between Capri and Positano, also known as Le Sirenuse due to their mythological ties to the sirens of Odysseus’s voyage. The islands are Gallo Lungo, La Rotonda, and La Castelluccia (also called Dei Briganti).
• Nerano - Nerano is a delightful fishing village located midway between Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast. Its name comes from Emperor Tiberio Nerone, who frequently visited Capri and, during one of his boat trips, arrived in Marina del Cantone. Captivated by its beauty, he decided to build another villa in the area and named the village Neronianum, now known as Nerano.
• Amalfi Coast - Sail along the Amalfi Coast to reach Amalfi in approximately 45 minutes.
• Fiordo di Furore - Situated equidistant from Amalfi and Positano (about 3 miles as the crow flies), the Fjord of Furore is one of the most beautiful spots to visit during a boat tour of the Amalfi Coast. This natural inlet, which shelters a small village and a tiny beach, is one of the most photographed locations along the coastline.
• Conca dei Marini - Located on a hill near the coast between Amalfi and Furore, it was possibly founded by the Etruscans as Cossa and conquered by the Romans in 272 BC. In the early Middle Ages, it served as a trading base for the Republic of Amalfi. In 1543, it was raided by Turkish pirates. The port maintained trade until the 19th century and was home to a tonnara until 1956.
• Amalfi - Stop in Amalfi. The town became a popular seaside resort during the Edwardian era, attracting the British upper class for winter stays. Amalfi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy free time to visit the cathedral of Sant’Andrea and explore its charming alleys.
• Positano - Stop in Positano. Enjoy free time to stroll along the beach, wander through the town’s picturesque alleyways, and have lunch at a seaside restaurant.
• Amalfi Coast - Pause for a swim in the clear blue waters of the Amalfi Coast.
• Sorrento Coast - Return to Sorrento port. Disembarkation is around 4:30 pm.

• Professional English-speaking skipper
• Life jackets and scuba masks
• Soft drinks, water, beer, and Prosecco
• Snacks and noodles
• Beach towels
• Restroom on board
• Outdoor shower with fresh water
• Insurance

• Fuel to be paid at the meeting point
• Embarkation fee
• Lunch

Depart from the port of Sorrento and embark on an unforgettable adventure along the stunning Amalfi Coast, one of the world’s most beautiful coastlines!

Sail past the dramatic cliffs of the Sorrento Coast before arriving at the Amalfi Coast, where you’ll be captivated by its famous landmarks from the sea: the untouched Punta Campanella, the pristine Ieranto Bay, the charming fishing villages of Nerano and Praiano, the legendary Li Galli Islands, the towering beauty of Positano, the striking Fiordo di Furore, and the historic town of Amalfi, crowned by its magnificent cathedral.

Enjoy leisure time in both Positano and Amalfi, where you can explore enchanting streets, shop for local treasures, or savor authentic cuisine at a traditional restaurant.

During the journey, take refreshing swimming breaks in crystal-clear waters or simply relax on board under the Mediterranean sun.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.