A private boat tour along the Amalfi Coast is a unique opportunity to explore some of the most fascinating and scenic destinations in Italy.
Accompanied by an expert skipper, you will discover the unparalleled beauty of Positano, Amalfi and Ravello, visiting their main attractions from the sea, with a breathtaking view that will give you unforgettable memories.
The tour begins with a spectacular view of Positano, one of the most evocative and photographed villages in Italy. Its pastel-colored houses, climbing the cliffs, are an iconic image that seems to come out of a dream.
From the sea, the perspective of Positano is even more fascinating, with the landscape that blends perfectly with the intense blue of the sea.
What to see in Positano:
Spiaggia Grande: One of the most famous beaches in Italy, with its golden sand and crystal clear sea. It is the main beach of Positano, ideal for a walk or a refreshing dip.
Fornillo Beach: Located just a short walk from the center of Positano, this more intimate bay is perfect for those seeking tranquility away from the crowds. The calm waters and breathtaking views of the cliffs make this corner truly special.
Fornillo Cove: A small, hidden cove, ideal for a stop for a swim or to enjoy the quiet away from the more crowded beaches.
Optional activities in Positano: You can go ashore to explore the characteristic streets of Positano, where elegant boutiques offer local crafts, fashion and exclusive souvenirs. Stop at one of the cafés with a panoramic terrace, for a coffee or an aperitif overlooking the sea.
After leaving Positano, the boat will take you to Amalfi, the city that gave its name to the entire Amalfi Coast. Arriving by sea, you will be able to appreciate an extraordinary view of the city and the Duomo di Sant’Andrea, the symbol of Amalfi, with its facade that mixes Romanesque, Byzantine and Moorish styles. Amalfi is the largest city on the coast, rich in history and culture.
What to see in Amalfi:
Duomo di Sant’Andrea: The Duomo is one of the main landmarks of the Coast. Its majestic façade and bell tower, which rise above the main square, are truly spectacular. Inside, you can admire the crypt that houses the relics of Sant’Andrea, the patron saint of the city.
Il Chiostro del Paradiso: A charming medieval cloister, located next to the Duomo, characterized by elegant arches and a tranquil atmosphere. It is one of the most fascinating places in Amalfi.
La Piazzetta and the Port of Amalfi: A walk in the small square will lead you towards the port, from where you can watch the boats anchoring on the shore, all framed by historic buildings that reflect the importance of Amalfi in the Middle Ages.
Optional Activities in Amalfi: If you go ashore, you can visit the Amalfi Paper Museum, which tells the story of the long tradition of producing the famous artisan paper. The town is also a great starting point to explore the artisan workshops and taste typical dishes of Amalfi cuisine, such as delizia al limone, a dessert that represents the area.
After Amalfi, the tour heads to Ravello, which, while not directly overlooking the sea, offers incredible views of the coast. The panoramic view from the sea is spectacular, with the town rising about 350 meters above sea level, offering an enchanting view of the coast and the sea below.
What to see in Ravello:
Villa Rufolo: One of the most famous villas in Ravello, famous for its lush gardens and panoramic terraces that offer an unparalleled view of the Amalfi Coast. The villa is also home to the famous Ravello festival, dedicated to music and the arts.
Villa Cimbrone: Known for its Garden of Infinity, a terrace overlooking the sea with a breathtaking view. Villa Cimbrone is another example of refined architecture and gardening, and is famous for its romantic style.
Piazza Vescovado: The heart of the town, from which the main streets lead to the historic villas and gardens. The square is surrounded by medieval buildings and a spectacular view.
Optional Activities in Ravello: Although it is not possible to reach Ravello directly by sea, you can stop at the port of Amalfi and take a taxi or bus up to the village. Once there, you can stroll through the gardens of the villas, enjoy the tranquility of the place and visit the many art galleries and boutiques.
Expert skipper: A professional who will guide you to discover the most enchanting places, telling you the history, legends and curiosities that characterize each corner of the Amalfi Coast.
Swimming stops: Each stop is the perfect opportunity to take a dip in the crystal clear waters of the coast. Between Positano, the bay of Conca dei Marini and the calm waters around Ravello, you will have many opportunities to swim and relax.
Customization of the itinerary: You can adapt the tour to your preferences. Choose how much time to spend on land, whether to stop at exclusive restaurants or have a picnic on board the boat, or even if you prefer to explore each location in depth.
Comfort and luxury: On board a private boat, you will have access to all the comforts, including sun loungers, umbrellas, relaxation areas and, upon request, gourmet lunches prepared directly on board to make this experience even more exclusive.
In conclusion, a private boat tour on the Amalfi Coast allows you to explore in an exclusive and intimate way the most suggestive and iconic places of this unique region in the world, offering you an unparalleled experience of beauty, culture and luxury.
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