Capri and the Amalfi Coast
Italy:
Naples & Amalfi Coast
Duration:
6 days - 7 nights
Max number of passengers:
8 people
Available:
-
Boarding from:
Naples
What's included
Cancellation policy
Organised by:
Ettore D.
Member since 2025 -
Organisation
English
Spanish
Italian
This experience, in a nutshell
Setting sail on a sailboat between Capri and the Amalfi Coast is an experience that combines the charm of adventure with the romance of the sea. Every day is an invitation to be surprised by the deep blue, hidden coves and the scent of the salty wind.
Under starry skies and fiery sunsets, time slows down, leaving room for authentic emotions and moments to be lived together, away from everything, close only to the heart of the Mediterranean.
A cruise aboard this beautiful catamaran will be super comfortable. Being a particularly spacious boat, you will have the feeling of staying in a villa on the water. The spaces are super large, all rooms have an en-suite bathroom with separate shower.
You can live the experience of sailing while fully enjoying the crossing and traveling in an eco-sustainable way. If you are lucky, during the crossing you may bite some fish on our trolling rod, which the captain will prepare directly on board.
See you on board!
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Boat & Classes of Service
Lagoon 46 - 2020
Type
Catamaran
Length
14 m.
Toilets
4
Cabins
4
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Our itinerary
Our trip starts here:
Naples.
Check-in: 6:00 PM
Our trip ends here:
Naples.
Check-out: 8:00 AM
Leg 1
CAPRI
An island famous all over the world and frequented by VIPs. Here we will anchor off the famous Faraglioni, we could plan an excursion to the Blue Grotto and you can disembark with the tender in Marina Piccola for a tour of the island.
Leg 2
POSITANO
Once in Positano you will feel like you are looking at a postcard: the village perched on the slope of the Amalfi Coast seen from the sea is really very suggestive. You will have the opportunity to disembark for a land tour and swim in the beautiful bays nearby.
Leg 3
AMALFI
Here you can visit the famous Cathedral of Sant'Andrea from the Arab-Norman era. Amalfi is also famous for its lemons and I recommend you enjoy a simple granita, a limoncello or a slice of lemon cake.
Leg 4
SORRENTO
Near Sorrento you can swim in a real natural pool: the Bagni di Regina Giovanna, a real natural oasis. On land, on the other hand, you can get lost in the maze of narrow streets of the historic center, full of beautiful shops and cafes.
Leg 5
ISCHIA
The volcanic nature makes Ischia an island full of thermal springs that flow in every corner, even directly into the sea. The Bay of Sorgeto is a real open-air thermal park, free and therefore open all year round.
For this reason, in Sorgeto you will find people immersed in water even in the coldest months, even in winter, because the temperature inside the pools can reach up to 37 degrees. The Bay of Sorgeto is one of these places where you can take a thermal bath directly in the sea: here hot and cold water mix with fresh and salty water, giving tourists unique sensations.
Leg 6
PROCIDA
The least known of the Neapolitan Islands, and probably the most fascinating. Here we will anchor in the Bay of Corricella.
Characteristic, suggestive and romantic, Marina Corricella is the oldest fishing village in Procida. Arranged amphitheatrically on the sea and surrounded by nets lying on the quay, this small fishing village is a quiet and seductive refuge for those who prefer relaxing holidays. The smell of the sea, the characteristic streets, the unique architecture and the total absence of vehicles make the Corricella a world apart.
The seventeenth-century marina is famous and appreciated for its peculiar architecture: here it is possible to see an interweaving of arches, domes, windows, steps, loggias, stairs and colorful facades that give life to a building complex that is more unique than rare in terms of shapes, colors and layout of the houses.
The itinerary may be subject to changes due to weather conditions and/or technical or logistical reasons, in order to ensure safety and a pleasant sailing experience for all participants.
Leg 1
CAPRI
An island famous all over the world and frequented by VIPs. Here we will anchor off the famous Faraglioni, we could plan an excursion to the Blue Grotto and you can disembark with the tender in Marina Piccola for a tour of the island.
Leg 2
POSITANO
Once in Positano you will feel like you are looking at a postcard: the village perched on the slope of the Amalfi Coast seen from the sea is really very suggestive. You will have the opportunity to disembark for a land tour and swim in the beautiful bays nearby.
Leg 3
AMALFI
Here you can visit the famous Cathedral of Sant'Andrea from the Arab-Norman era. Amalfi is also famous for its lemons and I recommend you enjoy a simple granita, a limoncello or a slice of lemon cake.
Leg 4
SORRENTO
Near Sorrento you can swim in a real natural pool: the Bagni di Regina Giovanna, a real natural oasis. On land, on the other hand, you can get lost in the maze of narrow streets of the historic center, full of beautiful shops and cafes.
Leg 5
ISCHIA
The volcanic nature makes Ischia an island full of thermal springs that flow in every corner, even directly into the sea. The Bay of Sorgeto is a real open-air thermal park, free and therefore open all year round.
For this reason, in Sorgeto you will find people immersed in water even in the coldest months, even in winter, because the temperature inside the pools can reach up to 37 degrees. The Bay of Sorgeto is one of these places where you can take a thermal bath directly in the sea: here hot and cold water mix with fresh and salty water, giving tourists unique sensations.
Leg 6
PROCIDA
The least known of the Neapolitan Islands, and probably the most fascinating. Here we will anchor in the Bay of Corricella.
Characteristic, suggestive and romantic, Marina Corricella is the oldest fishing village in Procida. Arranged amphitheatrically on the sea and surrounded by nets lying on the quay, this small fishing village is a quiet and seductive refuge for those who prefer relaxing holidays. The smell of the sea, the characteristic streets, the unique architecture and the total absence of vehicles make the Corricella a world apart.
The seventeenth-century marina is famous and appreciated for its peculiar architecture: here it is possible to see an interweaving of arches, domes, windows, steps, loggias, stairs and colorful facades that give life to a building complex that is more unique than rare in terms of shapes, colors and layout of the houses.
The itinerary may be subject to changes due to weather conditions and/or technical or logistical reasons, in order to ensure safety and a pleasant sailing experience for all participants.
What's included in the price
Boat equipment and facilities
Final cleaning
Tender and outboard
Onboard staff
Skipper
What you'll have to pay during the experience
Below are the additional expenses you will incur during the experience.
Common Fund
€1,000 - €1,000 Per boat
Fuel and galley amount
Galley
Food for the skipper
Alcoholic drinks
Mooring fees
Embarkation and disembarkation mooring fees
Fuel (boat/tender)
What's NOT included in the price
Below are the services that are not included in the price of the experience, including any available optional services that you may pay directly to the organiser (we advise you to inform the organiser prior to departure in case you wish to purchase such services and arrange the payment terms directly with him).
Excluded
Bedding kit
Towels kit
Meals/drinks consumed ashore
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