From Capri to Positano & Amalfi by boat

The meeting point will be the Marina Piccola di Capri, the tourist port of great natural beauty of the Tyrrhenian island, at the stipulated time, to leave for an adventure on the Amalfi Coast.

The journey begins as we surround the island, passing by the majestic Faraglioni, the imposing symbol of Capri. We will also be able to see the Villa Malaparte, the Natural Arch, the White Grotto and the Coral Grotto. Finally we will leave Capri behind, to cross to Punta Campanella, a vast protected area of marine ecosystem that covers part of the cities of Massa Lubrense and Positano.

We will pass in front of the beaches of Nerano, famous for its culinary quality and classy seaside restaurants, and Tordigliano, a small rocky beach with a privileged view of the “Li Gallis” islands. Then, on the way to Positano, we will stop at Crapolla Bay, a small beach immersed in thousands of years of history, to witness all the antiquity of the Amalfi Coast .

Once in Positano, you can swim in crystal clear waters while sharing a drink with your loved ones and take incredible pictures of the city of Positano from the sea. Finally, you can disembark to get to know the city and its narrow streets, surrounded by history, culture and landscape.

After the free time in Positano, we will sail again towards Amalfi, passing by the famous Furore Fjord, the city of Praiano, imposing from the sea, and the Emerald Grotto.

After arriving and photographing the city of Amalfi from the sea, we will be able to disembark in the port, to enjoy the free time in the city that gives its name to the whole coast, with the majestic Arab-Byzantine Cathedral that preserves the relics of the Apostle Andrew, and the streets full of history of the capital city of the Amalfi Kingdom 10 centuries ago.

At the stipulated time, we will meet again at the port to start the return trip, enjoying a pleasant navigation and accompanied by the visuals that the Amalfi Coast, UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers.

Once in Capri, after sharing a delicious local Limoncello, we say goodbye.