Amalfi Coast Yacht Charter: Private Cruises

Amalfi, the historic heart of the Amalfi Coast, with its vertical profile overlooking the sea, the Cathedral of Sant’Andrea, the streets of the center, and local shops. It is a perfect stop to add a refined, cultural note to the experience.

You can choose to admire it from the yacht, enjoying the arrival from the sea, or plan a stop ashore to visit the Cathedral of Sant’Andrea, stroll through the streets of the historic center, stop in Piazza Duomo, or discover the local shops. If you desire a more unique visit, you can also reach the Paper Museum, tied to Amalfi’s artisanal tradition. Amalfi is perfect if you want to add a cultural note to your experience, without losing the pleasure of sailing and the comfort of the charter.

Positano, one of the most desired views of the Coast, with colorful houses nestled on the cliffside and panoramic terraces. You can experience it by staying on board, with a scenic stop in front of the village to admire its most dramatic and exclusive side, or step ashore for a stroll through the village streets.

Among the most delightful destinations are Spiaggia Grande, the Church of Santa Maria Assunta with its majolica dome, and the narrow streets winding up toward the panoramic viewpoints. Positano is a stop to be savored slowly: it is not just a place to see, but an atmosphere to experience, especially when reached from the sea.

Li Galli, a small archipelago suspended between Positano and Capri, is tied to the myth of the Sirens. It is a destination to be experienced above all from the sea, amidst crystal-clear water, rugged rocky profiles, silence, and a feeling of absolute freedom.

Here you can opt for a scenic stop, a swim, a snorkeling session, or a relaxing moment on board. It is not a destination designed for an urban visit, but that is exactly why it preserves a rare charm. It is one of those places that give the experience a more exclusive character.

Nerano, an authentic and refined destination on the Sorrentine coast, is perfect for slowing down the pace, taking a swim, enjoying a break on board, or stopping for a seaside lunch in the Marina del Cantone area.

It is an ideal stop if you wish to go snorkeling, relax on board, or plan a lunch break along the coast. Ashore, the Marina del Cantone area offers waterfront restaurants and a more private atmosphere compared to the Coast’s most famous destinations. Nerano adds balance to the itinerary: after the vertical beauty of Amalfi and Positano, it offers one of the most Mediterranean, culinary, and sensory dimensions.

Punta Campanella, a natural panoramic viewpoint between the Sorrento Peninsula, Capri, and the Amalfi Coast, where the sea opens up in multiple directions and the itinerary takes on a broader, more luminous, and contemplative feel.

This stop is experienced above all on board. You can enjoy the sailing, look out at Capri in the distance, take photos, or simply let yourself be guided by the landscape. For those who love more natural settings, Punta Campanella also represents the ideal entrance into the marine protected area, to be experienced with respect and at a more contemplative pace. It is perfect if you want to transform the route into a true sea experience.

Capri, one of the most iconic destinations in the Mediterranean, known for its Faraglioni, natural caves, the Piazzetta, the Gardens of Augustus, Via Camerelle, and elegant views overlooking the sea.

If time permits, you can also plan a stop ashore to experience the island beyond sailing: the Piazzetta of Capri, the Gardens of Augustus, Via Camerelle, Marina Grande, or, with more time available, Anacapri and the Monte Solaro viewpoint. This extension is ideal if you wish to combine the charm of the Amalfi Coast with the magnetic beauty of Capri.